Cox’s Bazar

Cox’s Bazar

Cox’s Bazar is a city, fishery port and tourist hub in the southeast of Bangladesh. It is headquartering in Cox’s Bazar district of the Chittagong Division. Cox’s Bazar is the main beach and tourist city of Bangladesh, along with the shores of the Bay of Bengal, along the Indian Ocean, a continuous beach of 120 km gold sand, can be accessed by the motor of the Avaya water as well. It is extending up to.

It is the largest marine fishery port. Cox’s Bazar was once known as Panna. The word paranoia means yellow flowers. Before the name Panoa, the name was a couch.

Cox’s Bazar Beach is the world’s second-largest beach, 120 km long, with no second example. The Uyar waters of the Bay of Bengal cover this beach for about 120 km.

It offers a large variety of well-structured concrete structures, luxurious 5 and 3-star hotels, for the high class and foreign tourists of the country.

History

From the beginning of the ninth century until the acquisition of the Mughals in 1616, a large part of Chittagong, including Cox’s Bazar, comprised the Arakan kingdom.

On the way to Arakan on the hill road, the Mughal Emperor Shah Shuja ordered to set up camp here, fascinated by the natural beauty of Cox’s Bazar.

About a thousand escapes took place at Chakra Dulhazara in Cox’s Bazar. Dulhazara means a thousand couches. After the Mughals, Tripura and Arakan followed the Portuguese and therefore the British took management of the world.

Cox’s name comes from Captain Hiram Cox, a British East India Company officer. Cox’s Bazar’s previous name was Palanki. Warrant Hosting was appointing as Governor of Bengal after the British East India Company Ordinance, 1773 issue.

Hiram Cox was then appointed Director-General of Palkin. Captain Cox tried to resolve the thousand-year-old conflict between the Arakan refugees and the local Rakhines and made significant progress in resettling the refugees but died in 1799 before the work completed.

A market established to commemorate his rehabilitation contribution, and it was rename as Cox’s Bazaar. The first Cox’s Bazar police station was set in 1854. In 1869 the municipality was established.

Location

Cox’s Bazar 152 km from Chittagong City Located in the south. Its distance from Dhaka is 414 km. Cox’s Bazar is the capital of the country. Dhaka can access by road and sky. Chittagong to Cox’s Bazar is underway. The trains are expecting to start a direct train movement from Dhaka by 2022.

Tourist attraction

Here many establishments have been establishing focusing on the tourism industry. Many hotels built by private enterprises, besides the motel built by the Bangladesh Tourism Center, have twenty-five five-star hotels near the beach. Apart from this, the oyster market has been establishing for tourists.

The Burmese Market is built on the border with Bahraini goods coming from countries such as Myanmar (formerly Burma), Thailand, China, and is the only fee aquarium in the country. There are also parasailing, water biking, beach biking, Cox Carnival Circus Show, Daria Nagar EcoPark, numerous architectural, futures parks, children’s parks, and multiple photoshoot spots commissioned by the Cox’s Bazar Development Authority.

There is a Night Beach Concert for you to enjoy. Lighting the beach with lights, there is also the opportunity to enjoy the sea at night. Here is the largest sea-aquarium in the world by the Cox’s Bazar Development Authority. Cable Car and Disney Land.

Cox’s Bazar is home to several tribes or ethnicities, which made the city more diverse. The Chakma community is the head of this tribe. The Buddhist Temple is the holy shrine of Buddhists in the town of Cox’s Bazar and around Ramu.

There are some rare Buddhist statues in the temple of Cox’s Bazar.

Labani points

Because of its proximity to the city of Cox’s Bazar, Labani Point is consider to be the main beach in Cox’s Bazar. There are several small shops in the area adjacent to the beach, offering a wide variety of attractions for tourists.

Himachal

12 km from Himachari Cox’s Bazar Located in the south.

The fragile hills and fountains are the most attractions here. From Cox’s Bazar to Himachari, the new climbs on the left and therefore the blue water on the proper produce a spectacular read.

In Himachali, there is a resort top the hill from the view of the sea is void. The main attraction of Himachari is that the Christmas tree here. Recently, several tourist centres and picnic spots have set up in Himachali.

Inani beach

In addition to the long beaches, Cox’s Bazar has many more spectacular beaches, a major attraction for tourists. Among the exciting areas adjacent to the beach is the Inani beach which is about 28 km south of Cox’s Bazar.

Located in an extraordinary beauty, this beach is only half an hour away from Cox’s Bazar. The place is considered by tourists as an excellent place for a bath for clean water.