Narration Of Cox's Bazar:
Cox’s Bazar is a district located at the
south of Chittagong district and west of Bandarban district. It is the marginal
area of Bangladesh. Cox’s Bazar is about 2491.86 square
km. Cox’s Bazar is well
known in the world for many reason. The old name of Cox’s Bazar is ‘Fol
Panuya’. During the reign of British, ‘fol panuya’ was recognized as Cox’s Bazar after
the name of ‘Hiram Cox’. Cox’s Bazar is 450
km far away from Dhaka City and 96 km from Chittagong. Cox’s Bazar is well
known in world wide as a ‘Tourist’s city’. The main attraction of Cox’s Bazar is the
long sandy beach that stretches from the mouth of the Bakkhali River going all
the way to Teknaf. In account of tourism this is the most remarkable tourist’s
area of Bangladesh.
Vast sandy beach, Burmese fashion
market for excellent shopping, tribal ritual practice institutions, Hilltop
circuit house, hilltop radar station and hilltop rakhain pagoda etc enhance the
charm of Cox’s Bazar a an excellent
and popular tourist’s place of Bangladesh. The beach of Cox’s Bazar is the longest
natural beach of the world. Cox’s Bazar is the top travel site of Bangladesh.
Tourist Board of Bangladesh always tries their best to support the hotels and
security of Cox’s Bazar. So, it is one of the safest places of Bangladesh for
tourism. Plenty of tourist guides are here to help you with low cost. In Cox’s
Bazar, tour and travel package are available at your budget. Accommodation and
travel facilities are enough. There are many star hotels as well as budget hotels.
To collect hotels information of Cox’s Bazar and hotel bookings is an easy job
for you if you read our article. Please click the accommodation bar for hotel
information of Cox’s Bazar and hotel bookings. Our sites works as your
tourist’s books or tourist’s guides in Cox’s Bazar. Cox’s Bazar tour will be
your best kind of travel vacation. Cox’s Bazar beach is the longest beach in
the world. About 120 km Cox’s Bazar beach is one of the great natural wonder of
the world. Cox’s Bazar beach Chittegong is filled with natural sand of the sea
beach. The foam of blue sea enchants the tourists and visitors. In day light,
there produce sparkling sand. When the light of the sun fall down to the sand,
it looks like the sand is not sand. As if they were pearl! The sands are
burning bright from taking the light of sun.
The cycle of sun shine, sea water
and sandy beach ruled on the creation of the world. This cycle is vast here in
the Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach.
There is proper scope to rest inside the garden and you can easily verbalize
your own thought to your soul mates. You may bow down your hate to the Almighty
God who created this kind of limitless beauty. When the sea birds fly on the
sky, you may eagerly want to be a bird to fly with them. The wind come from the
sea will soothe your tiresome soul. You may forget the problematic city life
and your personal problem also. Here in Cox’s Bazar natures sit for
you with the immensity of natural beauty. It is obvious that your mind will
full of pleasure while going Cox’s Bazar sea beach. Here
sky and sea intermingled together as if they mix together in a row! As if the
sky is bend over the sea and sea try to grasp the sky. The sun rise and sun set
on the sandy beach is particularly a matter of specialty. When the sun rise
from the eastern side of the sea, it looks like a fiery round shape globe is
coming from the sea. And when the sun set on the west there create an
environment of heavenly beauty. As if the fiery round globe is calm down in the
sea water. What do I say about the moonlit night in the sea beach? Soft and
adorable light of moon will embrace you with its beauty and magnetizing power.
Things you can do:
Walk
on the worlds longest sea beach
Take a walk!! Take a walk along with
the sea. Enjoy the wave and the wind. Enjoy the sandy beach. Take a deep breath
- you can smell the sea. You can smell the freshness and feel the universal
peace deep inside your mind. If you are physically fit, I will suggest to walk
at least from Laboni beach to Kolatali point (#3 beach). Morning is the best
time to walk along the beach because at morning, the sea will have low tide. So
water goes far and beach is clean. But you will have less waves. But at the
afternoon-evening, that is high tidal time, water comes closer, waves are high.
You can enjoy both the beauty according to your choice.
Enjoy
the sunset at the beach
Sun is the power house of the solar
planet. At the evening, sun disaapears in such a manner that it drowning into
deep blue sea with all of its power. Its taking out all of your pain and
leaving a calm and quite night for you. You can enjoy sunset and forget all of
your pain and sadness in a wink of eye. You can enjoy the evening at the
beach as long as you want, enjoy the fresh air, enjoy the sky full of stars. If
you have a moonlit night at cox's bazar beach, your are a lucky man. Feel it!
Take
a sunbath
At any given sunny day, I am sure
your most desirable things to do at cox’s bazar is to take a sun bath. Give
your body and mind a treat of tranquility at the water of blue ocean. You can
plunge into water, take a little swim and play with your mates. There are many
other activities such as riding speed boat, riding water bike, floating with a
tire etc, you can treat yourself with these things at the time of your bath.
But remember, don’t go deep if you do not know how to swim. And do not plan to
drink the water of the sea. It tastes awful.
Ride
a speed boat
At the day time, you can ride speed
boat and surf into the sea beach. There are many speed boat rides available in
sharing basis and it costs about Tk 100 per person per ride. You can play with
the wave through the speed boat ride. Although this ride lasts for very small
duration, its pretty enjoyable with friends and family.
Enjoy
surfing at the 120 Km long beach at summer
Surfing is a very challenging and
enjoyable sports, and newly inaugurated in Bangladesh. There is a club named
Cox’s Bazar Life Saving and Surf Club who arrange all the instruments and
instructions for surf lovers. You can locate them at Laboni beach.
Enjoy
a ride with water bike
Are you scared? Prove that you are
not scared by taking a ride with water bike at the beach. It runs in a great
speed and above the wave. A ride of water bike will take Tk 150 - Tk 200 per
head. Don’t worry, they don’t go very deep. And life savers are always there.
Visit
the light house
Cox’s bazar light house signals for
all ships floating around Cox’s bazar bay. Its on the top of the hill of cox’s
bazar. You can go to visit there. But you will need to climb a hill for that.
But you can enjoy at a glance view of Cox’s bazar city and panorama of the sea
beach. Magnificent place for photographers with well equipped photographic
gears.
Go
shopping
Are you a shoppoholic? There are a
lot of enjoyment for you as well at the worlds longest sea beach. You can
collect souvenir of various type of oyster-made ornaments for women, you can
shop for beach shorts and shirts, hats, and other gears. You can go to Cox’s
bazar market named Burmese market. You can shop for tribal clothes, pickles,
sandals and most of everything - dry fish. Cox’s bazar is a heaven for dry
fish. You can purchase theme from both burmese market and market near #2 beach.
You can purchase a great variety of dry fish from cox’s bazar.
Location
Cox’s Bazar is a district of Bangladesh. It has an area of 2491.86 square km. The Google Co-ordination is at 21°35′0″N92°01′0″E and is surrounded by Chittagong District on the north, Bay of Bengal in the south, Bandarban District on the east, and the Bay of Bengal on the west. Major rivers include Matamuhuri, Bakkhali, Reju Khal, Naf River, Maheshkhali channel and Kutubdia channel. The area of the city of Cox’s Bazar is 6.85 km². The total area of the longest sea beach of the world, Cox’s Bazar is 120 km. It is 450 km far from Dhaka City and 96 km from Chittagong.
Route
You can directly go to Cox’s Bazar by bus as well. Ticket price per head ranges from BDT 500-BDT 1200. You can have some cheaper bus services on this route as well. They start from mainly Jatrabari Bus Terminal. There are some buses Info:
Dhaka:25/B-1, Khilji Road,Mohammadpur,
Dhaka-- Fakirapool, Dhaka, Tel: 02-9331864
Chittagong-- Taj Market,Bahadarhat,Chittagong.Tel: 031-652478, 621991
Cox's Bazar-- Laldighir Par,Mainroad, Cox's Bazar. Tel: 0341-64286
Hotel Information of Cox's Bazar
Food Stuff
Cox’s Bazar is a district of Bangladesh. It has an area of 2491.86 square km. The Google Co-ordination is at 21°35′0″N92°01′0″E and is surrounded by Chittagong District on the north, Bay of Bengal in the south, Bandarban District on the east, and the Bay of Bengal on the west. Major rivers include Matamuhuri, Bakkhali, Reju Khal, Naf River, Maheshkhali channel and Kutubdia channel. The area of the city of Cox’s Bazar is 6.85 km². The total area of the longest sea beach of the world, Cox’s Bazar is 120 km. It is 450 km far from Dhaka City and 96 km from Chittagong.
Route
How to go Cox's Bazar:
You can start heading towards the Cox’s Bazar by Air, by Train or by bus. By Air, from Shahjalal International Airport, Dhaka, you can go directly to Cox's Bazar Airport through several local Airlines such as Biman-Bangladesh Airlines, United Airways, GMG Airlines etc. One way fair will be approximately around BDT 3500, BDT 7500 and BDT 5500 chronologically. Cox's Bazar airport is near to Cox's Bazar sea beach.You can directly go to Cox’s Bazar by bus as well. Ticket price per head ranges from BDT 500-BDT 1200. You can have some cheaper bus services on this route as well. They start from mainly Jatrabari Bus Terminal. There are some buses Info:
SAUDIA COACH SERVICE
Dhaka: 2, Baitul Aman Jame Moshjid Market, Motijheel Circular Road, Arambagh, Tel: 0119-7015636
Chittagong- Taj Market,Bahadarhat, Chittagong.Tel: 031-615161, 01711-328836
Cox's Bazar- Saudia Terminal Bhaban, Main Road,Cox's Bazar. Tel: 0341-63888
Chittagong- Taj Market,Bahadarhat, Chittagong.Tel: 031-615161, 01711-328836
Cox's Bazar- Saudia Terminal Bhaban, Main Road,Cox's Bazar. Tel: 0341-63888
GREEN LINE
Dhaka Office: 9/2 Outer Circular Road,Rajarbagh, Dhaka.Tel:8331302-4, 8353004-5,9339623, 9342580
Mob:0187-043704
Fax:+088-02-8350003
Email: greenline@greenlineparibahan.com
Chittagong Office ::: Zakir Hossain Road, Dampara ,Chittagong. Tel: 031-630551, 031-842994
Cox's Bazar Office: Hotel Al-Hera (ground floor), Jhawtala Main Road, Cox's Bazar. Tel: 0341-62533
Mobile: 0187210286
Mob:0187-043704
Fax:+088-02-8350003
Email: greenline@greenlineparibahan.com
Chittagong Office ::: Zakir Hossain Road, Dampara ,Chittagong. Tel: 031-630551, 031-842994
Cox's Bazar Office: Hotel Al-Hera (ground floor), Jhawtala Main Road, Cox's Bazar. Tel: 0341-62533
Mobile: 0187210286
SHOHAGH PARIBAHAN (Pvt.) Ltd.
Dhaka : Malibagh
Address:114 Malibagh DIT Road
Phone:9344477,01711612433
Address:114 Malibagh DIT Road
Phone:9344477,01711612433
Chittagong: Dampara
Address: 34 Zakir Hossain Road,Dampara
Phone: 618930,6165200,01711798344
Address: 34 Zakir Hossain Road,Dampara
Phone: 618930,6165200,01711798344
Cox's Bazar: Kolatoli
Address: Kolatoli Road, Hotel SeaPalace, Cox's Bazar
Phone: 64726
Address: Kolatoli Road, Hotel SeaPalace, Cox's Bazar
Phone: 64726
HANIF ENTERPRISE
Dhaka: 22/3, College gate, Dhaka.
Tel: +88-02-8125340, +88-02-8122707.
Tel: +88-02-8125340, +88-02-8122707.
Chittagong: 9/2, BRTC Market, Chittagong.
Tel: +88-031-638322, +88-031-658088
Tel: +88-031-638322, +88-031-658088
SHYMOLI PARIBAHAN
Dhaka:25/B-1, Khilji Road,Mohammadpur,
Shaymoli, Dhaka, Phone-9124139
Chittagong:
Dampara, 031-635730
UNIQUE SERVICE
Dhaka
4 Inner Circular Road
Fakirapool, Dhaka-1000
Tel: 02-8123160, 9561252
4 Inner Circular Road
Fakirapool, Dhaka-1000
Tel: 02-8123160, 9561252
Chittagong
Shop #2,Hotel Saikat, Station Road,Chittagong.
Tel: 031-611661, 017-741297
S. ALAM COACH SERVICE
Dhaka-- Fakirapool, Dhaka, Tel: 02-9331864
Chittagong-- Taj Market,Bahadarhat,Chittagong.Tel: 031-652478, 621991
Cox's Bazar-- Laldighir Par,Mainroad, Cox's Bazar. Tel: 0341-64286
NEPTUNE COACH SERVICE
Dhaka: 167/4, Motijheel Circular Road,Hotel Eden Building, Dhaka. Tel: 7101945, 7101951, 9123092
Chittagong: Dampara Police Line , Near Garibullah Shah Mazar, Tel : 031-613511, 620383
EAGLE PARIBAHAN
Dhaka-- Circular Road (Opp. to Notre Dame College), Dhaka-1000, Tel: 7101504
CHALLENGER COACH SERVICE
Dhaka: 11, Fakirapool, Dhaka , Tel: 8317680, 8317557
CHALLENGER COACH SERVICE
Dhaka: 11, Fakirapool, Dhaka , Tel: 8317680, 8317557
Chittagong: 1 BRTC Market,EpZ Gait, Chittagong.Tel: 031-619304
Cox's Bazar: Laldighirpar,Cox's Bazar
DOLPHIN CHALLENGER
Dhaka: 11, Fakirpool, Dhaka. Tel: 02-8317557, 8315375
SILK LINE
Dhaka, Arambagh Counter:
Address: 167/8,Circular Road,Eden Building,Motijheel(Ground Floor).
Phone: 7102461, 0189-202028,0171-811694
Chittagong, Dampara
Address: 34 Zakir Hossain Road, Dampara, Near Garibullah Shah Mazar
Phone: 615257
Cox’s Bazar, Kolatoli counter
Address: Hotel Albatross ,Kolatoli Road.cox's Bazar
Phone: 0174087561
From Dhaka to Chittagong by Train:
If you are thinking of a comfortable journey with cheaper price, Train
service of Bangladesh Railway is the best option. But unfortunately
Train service is available up to Chittagong. Fare is around BDT 200-500.
Ticket is available at any Railway Station. Recently Bangladesh Railway
in cooperation with Mobile Phone operators such as Grammen Phone and Bangla Link
have started ticket booking service directly from mobile. For more
informaiton, please visit their website or call customer care number.
Train Name
|
From
|
Departure
|
To
|
Arrival
|
Fare (BDT)
|
Off day
|
Subarna Express
|
Chittagong
|
7.00
|
Dhaka
|
12.40
|
200-500
|
Friday
|
Subarna Express
|
Dhaka
|
15.30
|
Chittagong
|
21.20
|
200-500
|
Friday
|
Mahanagar Provati
|
Dhaka
|
7.40
|
Chittagong
|
14.20
|
200-500
|
None
|
Mahanagar Provati
|
Chittagong
|
7.20
|
Dhaka
|
14.05
|
200-500
|
Sunday
|
Hotel Information of Cox's Bazar
Hotel Name | Contact | Website |
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Hotel Sea Palace | Cox's Bazar Kalatoli Road, Cox’s Bazar Tel: 88-0341-63692, 63792, 63794, 63826, 63853 Cell: 88-01714652227, 01714652228, Fax: 88-0341-63769, Email: cxb@hotelseapalaceltd.com Chittagong Sales Office: Mayer Shapna, 348 M.M. Ali Road, Room: 304 (2nd floor), Dhampara, Chittagong. Cell: 88-01554355116, 01716662274 E-mail: ctg@hotelseapalaceltd.com Dhaka Sales office: 2 B.B. Avenue, Gulistan Complex (6th floor), Gulistan, Dhaka- 1000 Tel: 88-02-9552453, PABX: 9553944, 9567167 Cell: 88-01819808842, 01711179678, 01913380847 Fax:88-02-9571931 |
http://www.hotelseapalaceltd.com/home.php |
SEAGULL HOTEL LTD | Cox's Bazar Hotel Motel Zone Cox's Bazar Beach , Bangladesh, Tel : 0341-62480-91, Fax : 88-0341-64436 E-mail: seagull@agni.com , seagull_cox@yahoo.com, seagullhotelcox@gmail.com. Dhaka Office White House Hotel, 155 Shantinagar, Dhaka -1217, Bangladesh. Tel: 88-02-8322973-6, Fax: 88-02-8317726, E-mail: seagull_cox@yahoo.com |
http://www.seagullhotelbd.com/ |
PRASAD PARADISE: | Cox’s Bazar Office: 01556347711 Dhaka Office: 01556347722 Chittagong Office: 01556347733 Email: info@praasadcox.com sales@praasaadcox.com |
http://www.praasadcox.com/ |
HOTEL SEA CROWN | Cox's Bazar Office Cox's Bazar Marine Drive Road,Kolatoli New Beach, Kolatoli, Cox's Bazar Phone: +88-0341-64795 +88-0341-64474 Email: seacrownhotel@gmail.com Dhaka Office:Phone: +88-02-8822043, |
http://www.hotelseacrownbd.com/ |
HOTEL CORAL REEF: | Cox's Bazar Office Kalatali Road, Cox's Bazar. Tel: 0341-64469, 51077 Mob: 01819489105 (saiful vai) Hotline: 01818080651, 01715463177 Fax: 88-0341-64469 Email: hotelcoralreef@yahoo.com Sfislam2002@yahoo.com DhakaOffice Abakash Parjantan Ltd 16, New Eskaton Road,Dhaka. Tel: 88-02-406300-1, 418081 Fax: 88-02-9351100-1 |
http://www.coralreefbd.com/ |
HOTEL LODGE: | Cox’s Bazar Kolatoli Hachery Road, Cox’s Bazar Contact No: +88 01829 44 00 44 |
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SHUGANDHA GUEST HOUSE: | Kolatoli Point, Cox’s Bazar (also called Sughandha Point) Phone: +88-0341-62466 |
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SHOHAGH GUEST HOUSE: | Shugandha Point (just behind the Shugandha Guest House), Kolatoli, Cox’s Bazar Contact No: 034162561, Mob: 01818-066980 |
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NILIMA RESORT HOTEL: | Kolatoli Point, Cox’s Bazar (Sughandha Point Road) Contact Info: 01732 075750 (CoxBazar ) 01552 308849 ( Dhaka ) |
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HOTEL KOLLOL:: | Hotel Motel Zone, Sea Beach Road, Kollol Point, Cox’s bazar Tel # 0341 - 64748 Fax # 0341 - 64748 Email-info@hotelkollol.com Mobile # 01727613258, 01819548434 |
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HOTEL SAYEMAN:: | Cox's Bazar Mookthijoddha Sarani, Cox's Bazar. Tel: 88-0341-63235 PABX 63900-4 Cell: 0171-022088 Fax: 88-0341-64231 DhakaOffice: Tel: 88-02-8614565 Fax: 88-02-8612455 Email: sayeman@bttb.net.bd |
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NITOL BAY RESORT:: | Cox’s Bazar Office Kalatoli Beach Road Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh Tel # +88-0341-64278,63677 Fax # +88-0341-64278 Mob # 01199-4-741090, 01816-055363 01715-946355 E-mail # nitolbay@bttb.net.bd DhakaOffice: Nitol Centre 71,Mohakhali C/A Dhaka-1212, Bangladesh Tel # +88-02-9887074-6, 9898770 Fax # +88-02-9883121, 9887072 Mobile # 01711-281047, 01552375590 E-mail # bayresort@nitolniloy.com |
http://www.nitolbay.com |
UNI RESORT: | Kalatali Office Kalatali Road, Cox's Bazar. Tel: 88-0341-63181, 63191 Fax: 88-0341-62824 Mobile-01713160176, 01713-160162, 01713-160167 E-mail- uniresort@gmail.com & , mubinulcht@gmail.com Corporate Office: 80, Nasirabad I/A, Chittagong. Tel: 88-031-682724, 683914 Fax: 88-031-681392 Email: uniresort@globalctg.com Dhaka Office 94, Mohakhali C/A, Dhaka. Tel: 88-02-8853337, 8815097 Email: uniresort@metrocombd.com |
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HOTEL SILVER SHINE PRIVATE LIMITED: | 26, Motel Road Cox's Bazar - 4700 Telephone : 0341-64893 , 0341-64894 Mobile : 0341-64610 Fax : 0341-64693 |
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MOTEL UPAL: | Shaikat Road, Cox's Bazar. Tel: 88-0341-64258 Cell: 0189-383571 DhakaOffice HOTEL ASHRFEE 12, Outar Circular Road, Rajarbag, Dhaka. Tel: 88-02-9353021-5 Cell: 0189-383572 Fax: 88-02-8316309 Email: ashrfee@spctnet.com |
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SHAHJADI RESORT: | New sea beach, Kolatoli Mor, Cox’s Bazar Contact No: +88-0341-62500. +88-01817024892 |
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DREAMCASTLEGUEST HOUSE: | Cox's Bazar Kolatoli Road, Cox’s Bazar Ph: 01199-218545, 01711-134435 Dhaka Office: House # 12, Apt #2B Road #19, Sector #4, Uttara, Dhaka-1230, 02-8952162, 01711-878718, 01819-153816 |
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SHAH AMAN GUEST HOUSE: | Hotel Motel zone (Behind Nitol Bay Resort) Kalatali, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Mobile No.: +88-01914591337,+88-01818065604 +88-01819644983, +88-01922680453, +88-01714371446 |
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RESORT BEACH VIEW: | Cox's Bazar Resort Beach View Plot# 10, Block-C, Saikat R/A Kolatoli Road Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Telephone No.: +88-0341-51281 to 4 Fax NO: +88-0341-51285 Hotline : +88-01814286050 |
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Food Stuff
You can find plenty of restaurants and food corner in all over Cox’s
Bazar. Almost every hotel has its own restaurants. Most of the hotels
authorities are concern about their client’s food habits. They serve
Bangladeshi food as well as other foreign food also. It is a matter of
great pleasure that you haven’t think or worry about your foodstuff
while going Cox’s Bazar. You can also see many restaurants out side of
your hotels. Hotels restaurants information is available in the hotels
you stay and some other outdoor restaurants information is here:
Restaurant Name | Location | Open & Close |
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Pankauri Restaurant | Nitol Bay Resort Kalatali Road, Cox's Bazar |
6.00am to Midnight |
Gladoula Restaurant | Silvia Resort Kalatali Road, Cox's Bazar |
24 hours |
Sajni Restaurant | Hotel Sayeman Sayeman Road, Cox's Bazar |
6.00am to Midnight |
Moyna Restaurant | Hotel Sea Queen Jhawtala,Main Road,Cox's Bazar |
7.00am to Midnight |
Silver Spoon Restaurant | Hotel Silver shine Motel Road,Cox's Bazar |
7.00am to 11.00pm |
Sahelee Restaurant | Sea Beach Road Tourist Market,Cox's Bazar |
7.00am to Midnight |
Diamond Restaurant | Sayeman Road,Cox's Bazar | 7.00am to Midnight |
New Diamond Restaurant | Jhawtala,Main Road,Cox's Bazar | 6.00am to Midnight |
Angel Drop Restaurant | Marine Drive Road Kalatali New Beach,Cox's Bazar |
7.00am to 11.00pm |
Vaat Ghar Restaurant | East Bazar Ghata Main Road,Cox's Bazar |
7.00am to Midnight |
Zia Restaurant | Kalatali Road Main Road,Cox's Bazar |
7.00am to Midnight |
Kashban Restaurant | Saint Martin Resort Kalatali Road,Cox's Bazar |
7.00am to Midnight |
Baishakhi Restaurant | Kolatoli Road Main Road,Cox's Bazar |
6.00am to Midnight |
Coral Reef Restaurant | Coral Reef Hotel(5th floor) Kolatoli Road,Cox's Bazar |
7.00am to Midnight |
Lamich hotel's Restaurant | Lamich Hotel Ground Laboni Point/Zia Point,Cox's Bazar |
6.00am to Midnight |
Though you not book any seat in the hotel, you can get meal or
breakfast of those hotel or any hotel’s restaurants. 5star or 4star
hotels like Sea gull, Sea Queen, Prashad Paradise, Kollol etc have their
own rich restaurants and they are not cheap as I see. Mid range
restaurants may cost 100-150 per meal and High Class restaurants may
charge 250-500 BDT per meal. You can cook your meal as some hotels
provide attached kitchen. If you go here with picnic party or big team,
and want to cook food, consult it with the hotel authority. They can
manage you the place where you can cook. But don’t do this without the
permission of the hotel authority. Some Hotels offer BBQ facilities at
night at the outdoor space of the hotel premise. They only take charge
for food not the arrangement. They do this for the enjoyment of the
tourists. Really Cox’s Bazar is such a nice place where you can stay and
enjoy much delight. You have to inspect all essential matter about
restaurant and then reserve a hotel. Please don’t drink alcohol at the
out door of the hotel because Bangladesh is a religious country.
Drinking alcohol is prohibited here socially and lawfully.
Shopping
Cox’s Bazar is not an real shopping destination traditionally. However,
there are many tourists shops next to the hotel area. In addition there
is a market in Cox’s Bazar town where you can buy local products at
very reasonable prices. Popular souvenirs are for example textiles and
handicrafts.Shopping in Cox’s Bazar can be one of the most favorite who
want to preserve souvenir while going outdoor for traveling. A number of
Shopping centers at Cox’s Bazar have been established to meet the needs
of the tourists. After leisurely walking in the sandy beaches you can
enjoy Shopping in Cox’s Bazar. There are plenty of small shops
established in the sea beach of Cox’s Bazar. They sell souvenirs and
essential products made of a shell which is locally known as ‘Jhinuk’.
You can also buy designed knives, sports products, souvenirs, and handicrafts at the Burmese Market of Cox’s Bazar Town. In the market of Cox’s Bazar you can find many female sales people who are very smart and attractive. Almost all the sales girl of the Cox’s Bazar Burmese Market is ‘Rakhain’, one of the major tribal community of Bangladesh.Most of the tourists go St. Martin’s Island via Teknaf from Cox’s Bazar. Teknaf Burmese Market is one of the popular places for the tourists for shopping. It is bigger than the Burmese Market sited in Cox’s Bazar. Don’t miss the Teknaf Burmese Market while visiting Teknaf. Pickle made by jujube (Boroi er Achar) is a mouth watering junk food. All products you can find is low priced and standard in all circumstances. You are suggested to have extra money in your pocket while visiting Cox’s Bazar for shopping.You can also buy Dry fish at the Cox’s Bazar’s Beach, Cox’s Bazar Town or Teknaf. There are various kinds of Dry Fish. Among them Rupchada and Loitta is more popular. Dry Rupchada may cost 400 BDT per kg and Dry Loitta may cost 250 BDT per kg. Locally Dry Fish is called ‘Shutki’!
Nearer Spots
You can also buy designed knives, sports products, souvenirs, and handicrafts at the Burmese Market of Cox’s Bazar Town. In the market of Cox’s Bazar you can find many female sales people who are very smart and attractive. Almost all the sales girl of the Cox’s Bazar Burmese Market is ‘Rakhain’, one of the major tribal community of Bangladesh.Most of the tourists go St. Martin’s Island via Teknaf from Cox’s Bazar. Teknaf Burmese Market is one of the popular places for the tourists for shopping. It is bigger than the Burmese Market sited in Cox’s Bazar. Don’t miss the Teknaf Burmese Market while visiting Teknaf. Pickle made by jujube (Boroi er Achar) is a mouth watering junk food. All products you can find is low priced and standard in all circumstances. You are suggested to have extra money in your pocket while visiting Cox’s Bazar for shopping.You can also buy Dry fish at the Cox’s Bazar’s Beach, Cox’s Bazar Town or Teknaf. There are various kinds of Dry Fish. Among them Rupchada and Loitta is more popular. Dry Rupchada may cost 400 BDT per kg and Dry Loitta may cost 250 BDT per kg. Locally Dry Fish is called ‘Shutki’!
Nearer Spots
If someone goes to Cox’s Bazar,
his or her main attraction will become the sea beach. But there are
many other options are waiting for you too. You can roam around some
other excellent tourist's spots while visiting Cox’s Bazar. Here is some information:
Moheshkhali Island:
Moheshkhali is an wonderful island in the Bay of Bengal in the north-western directions off Cox’s Bazar. The Moheshkhali
island is full with woody hills and some mangrove flora next to the
coastal shore. The ancient Adinath Temple at the top of hill and the
Rakhain villages with their colorful Buddhist temple has got huge
tourist’s attractions. Millions of Hindu devotees meet together during
the festival at the Aditinath Temple (mid Falgun) in Moheshkhali
every year. It will take you around 15-25 minutes to reach the island.
If you are using a trawler (small engine boat), it will take you 65 taka
for the lift. The trawler journey is exciting one, and I have enjoyed
the ride. Hope you will do so.
Sonadia Island:
Sonadia
Island is a wonderful little island with an area of 9 sq.klm is located
8 kilometer off the Cox's Bazaar coast and very near to the Moheshkhali
Island. The virgin island is still in the construction stage with broad
sandy beach. The western beach of the Sonadia
island remain mainly under the control of shore birds, shells and
oysters and during the winter season the audacious fishermen set
temporary thatching huts on the beach for landing fish and sun drying
those for sale. The scenic beauty of the Sonadia island is awesome. There is no settlement on the Sonadia beach.
Inani Beach:
Inani Beachis about 32 km south of Cox's Bazar and just on the beach,
with the sea to the west and a background of steep hills to the east.
Inani seems to be a dreamland for the tourist’s who eagerly love nature
specially sea and hill lover. It is only half an hour's drive from Cox's
Bazar and an ideal place for sea-bathing and a picnic. Inani Beach is
famous for rock and coral boulder in the sea shore. You can go Inani
from Cox’s Bazar by auto rickshaw or Chander Gari. Auto rickshaw may
take 300-350 BDT per trip and Chander Gari may take 60 taka per person.
Himchari:
Himchari, the National Park is a green tropical forest, which is very
near the city of Cox’s Bazar. There is a nice water fall which enhances
the beauty of this place. You can move up at the top of the hill and see
the beauty of nature and sea from above at the hill top. Thanks to the
Bangladesh Army who work hard to build the stair way at the hill.
Himchari surely attracts the tourists.
St. Martin's Island:
St. Martin is one of the most beautiful tourist’s spots in Bangladesh.
Saint Martin’s Island is Located on the southern-most tip of Bangladesh,
roughly between 20° 34² - 20° 39² N and 92° 18² - 92° 21' E and 48
kilometers off Taknaf, the most southern main land of Bangladesh . The
Island is flat and just only about 3m high from the sea level. The
island is very much resourceful with enormous biological diversity such
as existing fauna and flora Coral, Mollusk, Fish, Amphibian, Turtle,
Snail, Bird and Mammals. Besides above coconut tree is the important
cash crop. For the abundance of the coconut tree, local people call it
Narikel Jinjira.
Cox's Bazar Town Buddhist Temple:
One of the biggest Buddhist Temple sited in the mouth point of Cox's
Bazar town. There are so many prayer hall and you have to buy a ticket
of taka 5 to enter this temple. It is a wonderful presentation of
classical waorks.
Ramu:
Ramu is about 10 km from Cox’s Bazar,is a village with a sizeable
Buddhist population. The village is famous for its handicrafts and
homemade cigars. There are monasteries, khyangs and pagodas containing
images of Buddha in gold, bronze and other metals inlaid with precious
stones. One of the most interesting of these temples is on the bank of
the Baghkhali river. It houses not only interesting relics and Burmes
handicrafts but also a large bronze statue of Buddha measuring thirteen
feet high and rests on a six feet high pedestal. The wood carving of
this khyang is very delicate and refined. The village has a charm of its
own. Weavers ply their trade in open workshops and craftsmen make
handmade cigars in their pagoda like houses.
DulhazraSafari Park:
This safari park is an extension of an animal sanctuary located along
the Chittagong-Cox's Bazar road about 50 km from Cox's Bazar town. The
sanctuary itself protects a large number of wild elephants which are
native to the area. In the safari park there are domesticated elephants
which are available for a ride. Other animal attractions include lions,
Bengal tigers, Crocodiles, Bears, Chitals and lots of different types of
birds and monkeys.which is wonder full project to attract the tourist.
It is Well.
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