Cox's Bazar-the Longest Sea Beach of the World

Cox's Bazar beach is the world's longest unbroken clean sandy beach.
The 120 km length of the beach always attracts tourists from different parts of
the world because of its smooth and soft carpeting of silvery sand sloping
gently into the clean blue water of the Bay of Bengal. It is overlooked
throughout by a picturesque range of forested green hills. Cox's Bazar is famed
for its calm and Quiet, shark-free beach with the green trees and pretty hills
on one side and the blue waves on the other. One, perhaps, does not come by many
such seaside resorts around the globe. The beach is suitable for bathing,
sunbathing and swimming. The beauty of the setting sun behind the waves of the
sea is really breathtaking.

Cox's Bazar, the tourist capital of Bangladesh, gets its name after
Captain Cox, an administrator in the days of the British Raj. Besides the
resplendent beach, Cox's Bazar Offers such
attractions as ornamented temples and pagodas, a Burmese market and a view of
indigenous communities and their vibrant culture. Moreover, tourists may visit
Moheshkhali, Sonadia, Kutubdia, Ramu, Ukhiya, Himchhari and Teknaf for their
natural beauty, their beaches and an experience of tribal life and culture and
pagodas, a Burmese market and a view of indigenous communities and their vibrant
culture. Moreover, tourists may visit Moheshkhali, Sonadia, Kutubdia, Ramu,
Ukhiya, Himchhari and Teknaf for their natural beauty, their beaches and an
experience of tribal life and culture.

Other beaches in the country that deserve to be mentioned for their
incomparable charm are in Kutubdia. Sonadia. Teknaf. Himchhari and Inani beach
in Cox's Bazar district; Patenga and Parki in Chittagong; Katka in the
Sundarbans and Kuakata in Patuakhali.