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Discover the World’s Longest Beach: Cox’s Bazar

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Desire Tours and Travels / Discover the World’s Longest Beach: Cox’s Bazar

Discover the World’s Longest Beach: Cox’s Bazar

৳5500

per person

Welcome to our Cox’s Bazar tour, where you’ll discover the breathtaking beauty of one of the world’s most magnificent natural wonders. With over 120 kilometers of unbroken sandy beach stretching along the Bay of Bengal, Cox’s Bazar is a paradise for beach lovers. But that’s not all – our tour will take you to visit the town’s other attractions, including a Buddhist temple, a sea turtle conservation center, and the Himchori Waterfall.

Immerse yourself in the local culture as you indulge in delicious seafood and interact with the friendly locals. Our experienced tour guides will take you to all the must-see spots and ensure that you have an unforgettable experience. So pack your bags and book your Cox’s Bazar tour today for the ultimate beach vacation in Bangladesh.

Cox’s Bazar is a coastal town and tourist destination located in the southeastern region of Bangladesh. It is famous for having the world’s longest natural sandy beach, stretching over 120 kilometers along the Bay of Bengal. The town also boasts several other attractions, including a Buddhist temple, a sea turtle conservation center, and the Himchori Waterfall. Cox’s Bazar is a popular vacation spot for both locals and international tourists due to its beautiful scenery, delicious seafood, and warm hospitality. It is also an important commercial and fishing port for Bangladesh.

04 Days
12+ Age
Eastern World
Escorted tours
  • Departure
    Dhaka Bangladesh, Cox's Bazar
  • Departure Time
    Please arrive by 9:15 AM for a prompt departure at 9:30 AM.
  • Return Time
    Approximately 8:30 PM.
  • Dress Code
    Casual. Comfortable athletic clothing, hiking shoes, hat, light jacket.
  • Include
    5 Star Accommodation
    Personal Guide
    Airport Transfers
    Breakfast
  • Not Included
    Departure Taxes
    Entry Fees

From Our Gallery

Welcome to our Cox's Bazar tour photo gallery! Take a virtual tour of the stunning natural beauty of Cox's Bazar and see what makes it such a popular tourist destination. Browse through our collection of photos and see the world's longest natural sandy beach, Cox's Bazar Beach, with its breathtaking sunsets and clear blue waters. Marvel at the lush green hills and forests that surround the town and provide a beautiful backdrop to the stunning beach views. You'll also see the many attractions that Cox's Bazar has to offer, including the Buddhist Temple, the Himchori Waterfall, and the Cox's Bazar Fish Market, where you can taste some

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Day 1: Departure

  • Arrival at Cox's Bazar airport
  • Check-in at the hotel and freshen up
  • Visit the Himchori Waterfall and enjoy the beautiful scenery
  • Explore the Inani Beach and take a dip in the Bay of Bengal
  • Return to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay
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Day 2: Adventure Beggins

  • Enjoy breakfast at the hotel
  • Visit the Cox's Bazar Sea Beach and soak up the sun
  • Head to the Laboni Beach and try some water sports activities
  • Visit the Cox's Bazar Buddhist Temple and learn about the local culture
  • Return to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay
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Day 3: Historical Tour

  • Enjoy breakfast at the hotel
  • Visit the Marine Drive and enjoy the scenic views
  • Explore the Cox's Bazar Fish Market and taste some delicious seafood
  • Visit the Teknaf Nature Park and take a boat ride
  • Return to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay
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Day 4: Return

  • Enjoy breakfast at the hotel
  • Check out from the hotel and head to the airport for departure

Tour Location

Cox's Bazar is located in the southeastern region of Bangladesh, along the Bay of Bengal. It is approximately 150 kilometers south of the city of Chittagong and 390 kilometers southeast of the capital city of Dhaka. The town is situated on a peninsula that juts out into the Bay of Bengal, and is bordered by the Matamuhuri River to the north and the Bakkhali River to the south. The world-renowned Cox's Bazar Beach stretches over 120 kilometers along the coast, making it the longest natural sandy beach in the world. The town is also surrounded by lush green hills and forests, providing a beautiful backdrop to the stunning beach views.

History of the City

Cox's Bazar has a rich history dating back to the 7th century when it was ruled by the Pala dynasty. The town was an important center of Buddhist culture during the 9th-10th centuries, as evidenced by the ancient Buddhist ruins found in the area. The town was also a center of maritime trade during the 16th century, with Portuguese and Arakanese traders visiting the area. During British colonial rule, Cox's Bazar was used as a depot for salt and had a small settlement of European traders. In 1799, the British East India Company took control of the town and developed it as a tourist destination. The British developed several colonial-era buildings and a golf course, which are still popular tourist attractions today. In 1971, Cox's Bazar played a significant role in the Bangladesh Liberation War, with the town serving as a refuge for Bangladeshi refugees fleeing violence in neighboring Myanmar. The town has since developed into a major commercial and tourism hub, attracting visitors from all over the world to its stunning beaches and natural beauty.

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