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Explore the best beaches and sea destinations in Bangladesh, including Cox’s Bazar, Kuakata, and Patenga.
Teknaf is the southernmost point of mainland Bangladesh. It sits on the Naf River, right across from Myanmar. Most travellers go there for the beach, the river views, and the ferry to Saint Martin’s Island. But getting there takes planning. The town is about 415 kilometres from Dhaka. There is no train service, and no […]
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Shah Porir Dwip, also known as St. Martin’s Island, sits in the far southeast of Bangladesh, in the Sabrang Union of Cox’s Bazar district. It is the country’s only coral island, and getting there takes real planning. The island has no airport, and the only practical way in is by boat from Teknaf, the mainland’s […]
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If you’re planning to drive the Marine Drive from Kalatali to Teknaf, the first thing to know is that it’s not just a road. It’s a 90-kilometre stretch along the Bay of Bengal that connects Cox’s Bazar town to the southern tip of Bangladesh. Locals call it the world’s longest marine drive, and while that […]
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You want to see Himchari National Park, but you’re not sure how to get there. It’s a common problem. The park sits on the Cox’s Bazar–Teknaf highway, about 12 kilometres south of Cox’s Bazar town. The most practical way is to take a local bus or a CNG from Cox’s Bazar. Buses leave from the […]
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If you’re planning a trip to Cox’s Bazar, you’re probably wondering about the best way to get there, where to stay, and what to expect on the ground. This guide covers the practical details—transport, accommodation, food, safety, and more—so you can focus on enjoying the world’s longest natural sea beach. Key Takeaways Cox’s Bazar is […]
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If you’re planning a trip to the coastal belt of Chattogram, you might have heard about Mirsarai. It’s a sub-district that sits between Chattogram city and Feni, and it’s often overlooked by travellers rushing between Dhaka and Cox’s Bazar. But the area has its own character, from long sandy beaches at Sabrang to the industrial […]
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If you’re planning a trip to Banshkhali, the coastal upazila in Chattogram district, you need to know how to get there and what to expect. It’s not a typical tourist spot, but it has its own charm—beaches, hills, and a quiet pace of life. The main challenge is transport, because Banshkhali isn’t directly on the […]
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Parki Sea Beach sits in Anwara upazila, about 45 kilometers south of Chattogram city. It’s a stretch of sandy coast where the Karnaphuli River meets the Bay of Bengal. For many visitors, the main question is simply how to get there without wasting a day figuring out the route. Key Takeaways Parki is reachable by […]
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If you are planning a trip to Kuakata Sea Beach, the main challenge is getting there. Kuakata is in Patuakhali district, about 320 km south of Dhaka. There is no airport or railway station in Kuakata. Most travellers go by bus or a combination of bus and launch. From Dhaka, you can take a direct […]
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You’re in Dhaka and want to get to Cox’s Bazar. The most practical way is by bus or plane. Trains don’t run to Cox’s Bazar yet. Here’s what you need to know. By Bus from Dhaka to Cox’s Bazar Several bus companies operate direct services from Dhaka to Cox’s Bazar. Buses depart from the Gabtoli, […]
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