Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Longest sea beach in the world

Information to Cox’s Bazar :

To talk about Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach, it comes to mind that it is the largest beach in the world and the most popular tourist destination in Bangladesh. The 120-kilometer-long Akhand A Sea Beach is bound by the ups and downs of the foreign tourists of foreign countries and the enchanting sunlight.

How can you go Cox’s Bazar :

Travel from Dhaka to Cox’s Bazar, roads, railways and airspace. Among the buses from Cox’s Bazar to Dhaka, Saudia, S. Alam Mercedes Benz, Green Line, Hanif Enterprise, Shyamoli Transport, Sohag Transport, S. Alam Transportation, Modern Lines etc.  From the range between 900 to 2000 taka per seat rent buses.
If you want to travel to Cox’s Bazar from Dhaka to Dhaka, you can travel from Kamalapur or Airport Railway Station to Sonar Bangla, Suborn Express, Torna Nishitha, Metropolitan Prashati / Gadhuli, Chittagong Mail. Then there will be different types of living and quality living in Chittagong’s new bridge area or S Alam, Hanif, Unique etc. from Dhampara Bast Stand. Rent from buses 280 to 550 taka.
Besides, several aircrafts, including Biman Biman, GMG Air Lines, United Air Wage, operate direct flights from Dhaka to Cox’s Bazar. Apart from this, you can reach Cox’s Bazar on the way to Chittagong by road.

Where to Stay in Cox’s Bazar :

Cox’s Bazar hotels have current holding capacity of around 150,000 people. So, without bookings in the off season, there is a guarantee of a room at the hotel, but it is best to book an advance by December 15 to January 15. Usually, Cox’s Bazar Hotel / Motel / Resorts can be divided into three categories.

6000 to 10.000 Taka:

Marmeet Beach Resort, Simon Beach Resort, Ocean Paradise, Long Beach, Cox Today, Heritage etc.

3,000 to 6,000 Taka:

Sea Palace, Sea Gull, Coral Reef, Cottage Resort, Island, Beach View, Sea Crown, Un Resort etc.

800 to 3,000 Taka:

Urmi Guest House, Coral Reef, Ikra Beach Resort, Express, Media In, Kallol, Hanimun Resort, Nilima Resort etc.

Beach View Hotel:

There are many hotels and resorts that have beautiful beach views from the room. Many people search for a hotel from which the sea is very close. However, this type of beach view hotel rooms are comparatively more expensive. You can go off-season if you want to stay low. Apart from Beach View Hotel, there are some hotels and resorts in Hotel Simon, Hotel Sea Crown, Palace Paradise and Nilima Beach Resort.

What we have to watch in the Cox’s Bazar :

Tide with the fierce water of the ocean, the rug of the jawbone and the attractiveness of the hot sand bed. Walking in the beach, warm water in the sea, and the breathtaking scenes of the Sun’s heart will give mental peace every moment. Of course, before leaving the ocean, be careful and know the tide. If you have time, then you can buy a memorial gift from the Burmese Market on the beach for the loved ones. If you want to enjoy the full nature of the ocean, then you must spend time in sun and sunset. You will surely be fascinated by the different colors of the Samudra beach in the dazzling light of the morning. If you are in full time, then you can spend the evening on the beach. Beach photographer can take refuge in moments of memories. With speed of 100 to 250 rupees, you can go to the speedboat rides with the waves of the sea. In the afternoon, you can come out of the Inani beech or the Himchori Fountain. You can also visit Maheshkhali, Kutubdia, Ramu’s Buddhist temple, Teknaf or St. Martin, according to your time and custom.

What will you have  Cox’s Bazar :

There are all types of restaurants and restaurants in Cox’s Bazar. It is worth mentioning that the middle-class budget restaurant is Rodeela, Jhaban, Dhansiri, Paushi, Niribili etc. Like many other things in season, food prices can be lower / higher. Rice: 20-40 taka, mixed bhala: 75/150/300 taka (8-10 items),  Laita Fry: 100-120 Taka (6-10 pieces per plate), Coral / Vetki: 150 taka (every pitch), cows: 150-200 rupees (2 people can share), Rapchandra fries / cooked: 300-400 rupees ( Big, 2 like eating), Dal: 30-60 taka You can also see Hyderabadi Varani at Hazaribagh, adjacent to Laboni Point at 200-250 rupees. And the KOFF is there.

Cox’s Bazar  travel alert and some suggestions :

1. Take the cooperation of the tourist police in any trouble. 
2. Go to Off season for low cost Cox’s Bazar tour.
3. Please bid properly for any purchase and transportation.
4. Ask the price before some food at some restaurant.
5. Before fixing the hotel, check out the hotel well. 
Location: Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh

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