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Maheshkhali is an island upazila off the coast of Cox’s Bazar, about 18 kilometres south of the district town. It is one of the few places in Bangladesh where you can see both a Buddhist temple and a mangrove forest in the same day. The island is less visited than the main beach town, which […]
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Adinath Temple sits on top of Mainak Hill, a short climb from the beach town of Moheshkhali in Cox’s Bazar district. It’s one of the few hilltop temples in Bangladesh where you can see both the Bay of Bengal and the surrounding island landscape. The journey is straightforward if you know the right ferry point […]
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Chakaria is a large upazila in Cox’s Bazar district, but when people say they’re going to Chakaria, they usually mean the mangrove forest and the beach area around Sonadia Island. It’s a place you go to get away from the crowds of Cox’s Bazar town, not to find more facilities. The main draw is the […]
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Saint Martin’s Island, the only coral island in Bangladesh, sits about 30 kilometers south of the mainland in the Bay of Bengal. Most travelers reach it by sea from Cox’s Bazar, the nearest coastal town with major transport links. The journey involves a combination of road and boat travel, and the details matter if you […]
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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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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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If you’re heading toward Cox’s Bazar’s southern beaches or planning a trip to Saint Martin’s Island, Ukhia will likely appear on your route. It’s a small upazila in Cox’s Bazar district, sitting about 34 kilometres south of the town of Cox’s Bazar. Most travellers pass through it without stopping, but knowing exactly where it is, […]
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If you’re planning a trip to Cox’s Bazar, you’ve probably heard of Ramu. It’s a small town about 16 kilometres from the beach, and it’s often skipped by visitors who head straight for the sand. That’s a mistake. Ramu has a different kind of appeal, rooted in its Buddhist heritage and quiet village life. Here’s […]
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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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