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Cox's Bazar
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Cox's Bazar is a district in the Chittagong division. Cox's Bazar is the place where the longest uninhabited sand is famous for its beaches. It will be about one hundred and fifty kilometers south of Chittagong Industrial Port. This area has saltwater fishing fillings and a paragraph.
A small town in Bangladesh is known as Beach or Cox's Bazar. It is situated toward the south and east. It is known as a simple Arman Cox's Bazar beach. This small town in Bangladesh is considered to be the longest beach in the world, And it has a current length which is 121 kilometers in total.
The name A Cox's Bazar is derived from Captain Cox, even the founder of Cox's Bazar at Captain Crossing. He founded the fascinating beach in 1798 Extreme. It is the third-largest beach in the world.
Attractions of the long sea beach include the silvery waves of the sea breaking at the foot of hills at the high tides, sea bathing, a trip along the beach by jeep, the view of the setting sun in the rolling sea waves, the moonlit night, the exciting interior of the Bazar and its people. The romantic call of the daring sampans (boat), the waterfall, the forest, and the artful Pagodas all surprise a tourist. Located at 152 km south of Chittagong, one can reach this green hilly, and flowery dreamland by Air, road, and sea from Chittagong, and by air from Dhaka. The town is named after Lieutenant Cox, who died here in 1798 after establishing a colony of Mags, who sought shelter in British territory after the conquest of Arakan by the Burmese.
Himachal, 18 km south of Cox's Bazar along the sea beach is a nice place for picnic sports and film shooting. The famous 'Broken Hills' and waterfalls are located here. Another attraction is the row of 'Christmas trees.'
Ramu, a Buddhist town, around 10 km from Cox's Bazar, on the fundamental street to Chittagong, has cloisters, khyangs, and pagodas containing sculptures of Buddha in gold, bronze, and different metals decorated with valuable stones. One of the most intriguing of these sanctuaries is on the bank of the Baghkhali River. It houses not only interesting relics and Burmese handicrafts but also a large bronze statue of Buddha measuring thirteen feet high on an altar of six feet height. Sonadia, an island of about 9 square km is about 7 km off Cox's Bazar is sandy and different kinds of shells and oysters are found there. During winter anglers set up impermanent camps on the Islan and dry their gets of ocean fish... It is a paradise of migratory birds like petrels, geese, ducks, other waterfowl, etc.
Mohakhali, an Island off the coast of Cox's Bazar has an area of 268 square km. Through the center of the Island and along the eastern coastline rises a range of low hills, about 300 feet high, but the coast to the west and north is a low-lying tract, fringed by-mangrove forest. The Adinath a shrine, located here is the most attractive spot on the island, especially during the festive month of Falgun (Bengali month).
Teknaf 80 Km south of Cox's Bazar, is a pleasant spot on the west bank of the Naaf rivers, a small township. It is the southernmost tip of the mainland of Bangladesh and an ideal tourist resort having comfortable accommodation like a motel, a well-furnished Forest Bungalow on the hilltop, and Picnic, sailing, and different offices are additionally accessible for the guests. Myanmar is on the contrary bank of the Naaf River. There are many Arakanese Maths in this place. Wild animals and birds are seen here and the most attractive item here is a journey on the river. High hills with green forests stand on both sides of the river and the reflection of the view on the crystal clear water of the river below is very enchanting.
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An excursion to Chhera Dip another little island nearby St. Martin island. It is confined from St. Martin during the elevated tide, where residing corals should be visible, through around twenty feet of profound straightforward water. It is the main spot in Bangladesh where one can notice residing Coral.
The most interesting feature of Teknaf for visitors is the 'machine's cup (well). The legendary well of Mathin is lying in the compound of Teknaf police station visited by hundreds of tourists every day.
Mathias kup-well is associated with the thrilling story and its tragic end between Mathin, daughter of a Mogh king, and Dinraj Bhattacharya, the then officer in charge of Teknaf police station and the popular essayist entertainer of this sub-mainland.
Mathin used to come each evening with her allies to get water from this well for entertainment only. At that time Dinraj fell in love with her. But the Mogh king refused to give the marriage to his only daughter to him who belonged to the Hindu community. But at last, love got the upper hand and the king agreed with the marriage proposal. But the father of Dinraj Bhattacharya sent a telegram to Dinraj to go to Calcutta immediately to see his ailing father who was on his deathbed. Dhiraj left Teknaf for Calcutta and never came back. When Dinraj boarded a ship for Calcutta being lightly shocked Mathin stopped taking any food. Mathin's relatives failed to make her take any food not even a drop of water. At last, she died.
It is neither a story nor fiction. It is a fact that the writer-actor Dinraj Bhattacharya honestly depicted in his famous book titled Jokhon Police Chilam. He likewise distinguished this well as Mathin well in his renowned book.
This Mathin's very much connected with the genuine affection story of Mathin and Dinraj Bhattacharya is currently similar to an amazing people story and as such an extraordinary appreciation for travelers.
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