Dhuppani Waterfall is in Orachari, Farua Union, Bilaichhari Upazila, Rangamati District. Many call it Duppani Jharna. Around 2000, a Buddhist monk began meditating under the Duppani Jharna in the jungle. He meditated here for three months. After the locals learned that the Buddhist meditation monk served at certain times, this spring became known. Dhup means white in Tanchangya, while pani signifies a white water spring. This spring's water is pure but turns white as it falls from a great heightâ€â€a dhup water fountain. Deer, wild boar, cats, and snakes wander its 150-meter-high plain. Tiger bear footprints and eyes are sometimes found. This fountain's splashing water can be heard for 2 kilometers, especially in the wet season.