Cox`s Bazar (Bangladesh)

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Cox Bazar - is the longest beach in the world, geographically located in Bangladesh, near the town of Cox Bazar and its length is over 120 kilometers. The wide sandy beach is located 152 km from Chittagong city, get to the city as air and by road from Dhaka - the capital of Bangladesh, and from the Chittagong Hill Tracts.

Cox Bazar - one of the most attractive places for tourists from all over the world. Warm water with sharks, beautiful sandy beaches, the sun - a paradise for beach tourism. And in the evening on the beach comes the presentation of light and shade - sun sunset and sunrise, probably the most beautiful in the world.

Sunrise on the beach about. St. Martin, Cox Bazar, Bangladesh, photo by Yeasin



Beach Labone (Laboni) - one of the most popular areas of Cox Bazar, in connection with the closest location to the city, the tourism infrastructure development. Around the 18 th km south of Cox Bazar located Himchari (Himchari), a place known for its beautiful waterfalls. A 35-ty kilometers located ashore İnan (Inani) - an ideal place for swimming.

Cox Bazar is not only the longest beach in the world, but also many natural and cultural attractions of Bangladesh.

Not far from Cox Bazar in 10 kilometers is a typical Buddhist village of Ramah (Ramu) known by various folk craft, monasteries with the image of Buddha in gold, bronze and other metals.

Moheshkhali Island (Moheskhali) is famous for its temple Adinat (Adinath). And on the island Sonadiya (Sonadia) you can see a large concentration of migratory birds: geese, ducks, petrels, lapwing and others. A 13 kilometers from the coast you can visit the only coral island in Bangladesh - the island of St. Martin. Tourists also frequently visit Teknaf (Teknaf), a place located near the river Naf (Naf) - the most extreme point of 120 km long coast Cox Bazar. Visit the district Rangmati (Rangamati) allows read Buddhist temples, the local tribal museum, the palace of the kings and Captan lake (Kaptai).