Cox's Bazar

Cox's Bazar is one of the most-visited tourist destinations in Bangladesh.The beach in Cox's Bazar is an unbroken 125 km sandy sea beach with a gentle slope, one of the world's longest. It is located 150 km south of the industrial port Chittagong. Cox's Bazar is also known by the name Panowa, whose literal translation means "yellow flower." Its other old name was "Palongkee" the beach is the main attraction of the town. Larger hotels provide exclusive beachside area with accessories for the hotel guests. Visitors in other hotels visit the Laboni beach which is the area of the beach closest to the town. Other than the beach there are several places of interest near the town which can easily be visited from town centre.

Swim in the ocean surf sandy shoreline. The lodgings more often than not wouldn't fret on the off chance that you walk totally splashed through the lobby,but it's curtious to have shower at the assigned spot, outside the hall. Be cautious about the waves and the retreating stream, regardless of the fact that you are a decent swimmer.Check for the 'Green Flag' lifted instead of 'Warning' at the life sparing watch tower. It's ideal to leave your shoes and other having a place went to with maintain a strategic distance from any misfortune when you leave the water,which is extremely rare.The Beach Chair chaperones might be asked for to look it after.Get the shoreline seat or other entertainment gear on hourly rental premise and better to deal earlier.


 

There are lots of shops in the Hotel area taking into account Bangladeshi and outside sightseers. Things made of ocean shells are extremely well known furthermore sold by sellers next to the shoreline, yet one may mull over empowering the profit of nearby poor as against such a non-eco neighborly practice.You can likewise look at the Burmese Market, yet don't expect a great deal of painstaking work. The conventional Burmese dresses and fabrics are unquestionably intriguing. Other than that, you will discover some stores which offer pearl adornments. You can likewise attempt some nearby magnificence items (shoe wood based), hand woven material and bed sheets among numerous other things.The best purchase might be the neighborhood Dry fish produce,which likeness shabby in cost .



.Inani shoreline is another celebrated some portion of Cox's Bazaar Sea shoreline. It is around 32 km south of Cox's Bazar. It is just thirty minutes drive from Cox's Bazar and a flawless spot for ocean washing and an excursion. The real attractions incorporate Shark free water, seashells with various hues, green slopes toward the east, palm trees







Another piece of Cox's Bazar Sea Beach worth going to is Himchari. It is around 12 km south of Cox's Bazar Town and 6 km from the Kalatali shoreline by the slope, a perfect spot for an outing. It comprises of 1,729 hectares zone. The well known "Broken Hills" and waterfalls here are uncommon sights. From Kalatali stand, Himchari is just 15 minute travel on the off chance that you contract a taxi. Numerous others lease an auto from Cox's Bazar. Lovely waterfall, Broken Hill, and Himchari National Park are greatest attractions of Himchari.




 An island off the bank of Cox's Bazar. It has a region of 268 square kilometers. Through the focal point of the island and along the eastern coast line rises a scope of low slopes, 300 feet high; however the coast toward the west and north is a low-lying treat, bordered by mangrove wilderness. In the slopes on the coast is manufactured the place of worship of Adinath, devoted to Shiva. Close by on the same slope is a Buddhist Pagoda



 Drink green coconut, Cox's Bazar is celebrated for green coconut and the mountain's "Banana" at shoddy, what feels more like a tropical occasion than sitting on a shoreline while having a green coconut and Banana? Be that as it may, be careful not to liter the shoreline by tossing trash on the beach,although the cell telephone organization "Robi" in their social obligation occupied with cleaning the shoreline hourly,with the motto 'Keep shoreline clean'.