Cox’s Bazar: The City of Sea and Sunset Reclaims Its Spot as a Top Tourist Destination

Located on the southeastern coast of Bangladesh, Cox’s Bazar — home to the world’s longest unbroken sea beach — has once again emerged as a top destination for both local and international tourists. With its breathtaking natural beauty, colorful sunsets, and serene blue waters, the city continues to captivate thousands of visitors every day.

During recent holidays, the hotel and motel zones in Cox’s Bazar reported near-full bookings, reflecting the renewed tourism buzz. Tourists have been enjoying the scenic beauty of beaches like Sugandha, Laboni, and Inani. In addition, spots such as the Himchari Waterfall, Mermaid Beach, and Saint Martin’s Island have left visitors awestruck by the diverse natural charm of Bangladesh.

To ensure safety and comfort, local authorities and the tourism department have taken several initiatives. These include increased security patrols, beach cleanliness drives, and the deployment of rescue teams around the shoreline.

One tourist from Dhaka shared, “Every time I come to Cox’s Bazar, it feels like a new experience. The sunset here touches the soul.”

Experts believe that with continued infrastructural development and eco-friendly tourism practices, Cox’s Bazar has the potential to further solidify its position on the global tourism map.