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- Cox's Bazar
Cox's Bazar, Chattogram
Cox's Bazar is the world's longest uninterrupted sea beach, spanning more than 120 kilometers. The entire beach is a length of golden sandy sea beach that can be accessed by motorcycle. Between November and early March, the beach becomes quite popular. If you wish to escape the crowds of local and foreign tourists, the ideal time to visit is between April and September, preferably April and June.
Today, it is home to numerous five- and three-star hotels, including international chain hotels. There are several reasonably priced contemporary hotels, motels, and guest homes. The abundance of hotel options and restaurants available now make it an ideal location for exploring gorgeous beaches and other natural beauties in and around Cox's Bazar.
Communication was poor even a decade ago, but it is now extremely well connected by air and road to Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, and the port city of Chittagong. There are high-quality direct bus/coach services between Dhaka and Chittagong. Traveling by bus or coach allows you to discover Bangladesh's magnificent scenery.
And not only the sea beach, but the overall Cox’s Bazar district is going through a massive developmental phase. The commercial and residential places are much better now when compared to a decade ago. But there’s a lot more room left for further developments as well.
City Insights
Cox’s Bazar is one of the most famous districts of Bangladesh. It is situated just beside the Bay of Bengal.The transportation systems are good and modern facilities are available. Cox’s Bazar district is filled with historical landmarks that makes the area very special and lucrative for commercial development. Being located just beside a sea, Cox’s Bazar hosts people from a diverse background. So, it’s a very friendly environment. Known Landmarks
Adinath War Cemetery
Kutubdia War Cemetery
Dolphin Mor
Cox’s Bazar Bus Terminal Circle
Adinatha Temple Square
Cox’s Bazar New Town
Connectivity
Bus Routes
Nearest Train Stations
New Developments
A new bridge has been developed recently named Khurushkul Bridge over the Bakkhali River. The total cost for this project was 259 Crore BDT. Featured Projects
What’s great here?
You can travel to literally every part of Bangladesh from Cox’s Bazar. Roads connecting to every part of the country are available here. Cox’s Bazar roads are very wide, and cars can run in two lanes through the road. The cost of living is relatively higher compared to major cities like Dhaka and Chittagong. Local markets offer a variety of goods, from clothing to handicrafts, providing ample shopping opportunities.We can say that Cox’s Bazar district is safe enough for local residents to live a peaceful life and the crime rate of this area is low as well.As this place is situated very close to the Bay of Bengal, people from diverse cultures and preferences live here. Hospitals, Shopping Malls, Parks and Recreational Places - all are available in Cox’s Bazar. 
What needs attention?
More developed roads are a demand from the public.More residential development is required.More areas should be brought under CCTV coverage. The greenery of this area should not be damaged while running after development works. Neighbourhood Rating
4.5
Neighbourhood Rating
4.5
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