Laboni Beach is one of the most popular and accessible beach points in Cox’s Bazar—and for good reason. Located close to the town center, it’s the go-to spot for both locals and tourists looking to enjoy the sea without traveling far. The beach stretches wide with soft golden sand and crashing waves. It’s perfect for early morning walks, sunset views, or just sitting and soaking in the breeze. You’ll find beach chairs, umbrellas for rent, and plenty of local vendors offering snacks, jewelry, and handmade crafts. What makes Laboni Beach special is its lively energy. In the late afternoon, the beach becomes vibrant with families, couples, and groups of friends enjoying the scenery. Horse rides, beach bikes, and small photo booths add to the fun, especially for kids. That said, since it’s a central point, it can get quite crowded, especially during holidays. The beach is generally clean, but more upkeep could make it even better. Overall, Laboni Beach offers the classic Cox’s Bazar experience—open skies, salty air, and the sound of waves. It’s not the quietest beach, but it’s full of life and always buzzing with a warm, coastal charm.

Laboni Beach in Cox’s Bazar has everything you could ask for in a perfect beach destination. The beach is clean, ensuring a pleasant and relaxing environment. It’s less crowded, allowing for a more peaceful and enjoyable experience. The service is excellent, with friendly and attentive staff ensuring your needs are met. The beach is also safe for swimming, making it ideal for families and solo travelers alike. Overall, Laboni Beach offers a wonderful combination of cleanliness, tranquility, good service, and safety, making it an excellent choice for your next beach outing. Additionally you can enjoy Airplane ✈️ landing as the airport is near to it.

It is one of the best holiday destinations. You can gather some amazing moments when you visit Laboni Beach.

The sea, the sky and the view, all are just fine. I am in love with this place ❤️

Laboni Beach is the most popular in Cox's Bazar, known for its beautiful views and lively atmosphere. It's great for walks, relaxing, and enjoying water activities. Though it gets busy during peak times, it's a must-visit for anyone in the area.

Laboni Beach in Cox's Bazar is renowned for its stunning views and lively atmosphere. It offers beautiful scenery, various water activities, and a vibrant environment filled with local vendors. Easily accessible, it's a favorite among visitors. For a quieter experience, try visiting during off-peak times!

🌊 Laboni Beach, Cox’s Bazar Central and easily accessible beach, always lively with tourists. Great for a quick walk, sunset views, and local snacks, but often crowded. ⭐ Rating: 4.1/5

Only place to visit in Cox's Bazar. Children will definitely enjoy. I liked the fish spa, this was unique. Warning: I was scammed by my auto driver purchasing tickets from outside. You can buy at aquarium and can choose different packages.

There are lots of fishes and other marine life present there for exhibition. Honestly speaking it's a great place to bring kids. They'll love it the most. A few marine creatures like octopus and starfish were missing but still it's a great place to be with family if you have kids.

Honestly speaking, I didn’t expect much but it was fun and enjoyable. The decorations are also praiseworthy. You can view different kinds of sea creatures here and also take photos with them. From normal fishes to Piranhas and Sharks, there’s a good collection here. Though for some reason there was no Octopus. Highly recommended for having a good time and passing the time (specially if you're waiting for the bus).

The world of fish. There are various kinds of fishes. Yeah, not much, but as Bangladesh this is enough to entertain you. Beside fish, there are lots of games, 3D videos, 9D Videos, Mirror maze etc. If you want to watch Videos, I prefer to watch 9D. Yeah finally as usual my last line, you can visit with your friends and family.

Today I went to Radiant Fish World in Cox’s Bazar with my kid. It was a fun trip. There were many colorful and unique fish in clean tanks. My kid loved watching the big fish and bright corals. The place was neat, and the people working there were kind. It’s a nice spot for families and a great way for kids to see and learn about sea life.

This place was pretty underwhelming, but I guess it's mainly for kids but even then it's in shambles. Most of the fish on display seemed pretty much dead and lifeless. Some of the displays didn't even have any fish in them although there was a proper description of the species given on the placard. I'll give props to them for the idea, but it seems very poorly managed (maybe budget issues). There was one part where one goes through an aquarium and can see the fishes (at least the few that are left) swimming about and above the people. At the end of the journey there was a "9-D" ride (additional payment) which was fun. Overall, if you're there with small kids (1-5 yrs) it's worth a visit I guess.

The variety of fish and sea creatures was impressive — from colorful tropical fish to larger species — and the way they have recreated different underwater environments is fascinating. Walking through the glass tunnel felt like stepping into another world. It’s a unique experience in Bangladesh, and honestly, it exceeded my expectations.

There are very few people on this beach compared to the main beach in Cox's Bazar, which is why I like it more on this list. Where there are many people, there is a lot of noise and shouting. These are actually Not worth enjoying the beach.This beach is relatively quiet and there is very little noise here, which is why you might also like this beach 🏖️.

Perfect place for take a morning walk to the beach.Surf the waves, snack on spicy street food, and shop handmade souvenirs—all in one at this local beach! 🏄‍♂️🍤🛍️ ✨ Local favorite 🌅 Stunning sunsets 🦞 Fresh seafood 🏖️ Friendly surf scene 🎁 Unique crafts & shell jewelry

Kolatoli Beach is one of the most vibrant and tourist-friendly beaches in Cox’s Bazar. It’s located straight down the main Kolatoli Road after Dolphin Circle, heading toward the sea. This is not the road where Sayeman and Ramada are — that’s a side road to the left. For Kolatoli Beach, just go straight from Dolphin Circle, and you’ll reach the beach entrance. 🌊 Beach Vibe & Experience Kolatoli is known for its lively, colorful atmosphere. The long stretch of golden sand and crashing Bay of Bengal waves make it a great spot for everything — from laid-back beach walks to thrilling water sports. 🚴‍♂️ Activities Available ATV bike rides (very popular here) Horse rides along the shoreline Jet skiing and parasailing (seasonal) Sunset photography (you’ll see tons of tripods and drone action) Local street food, beach snacks, and fresh coconut water everywhere 🗺️ How to Get There Just follow Kolatoli Road straight from Dolphin Circle — the road leads directly to the main beach entrance. It’s easily reachable by rickshaw, auto-rickshaw (CNG), or even on foot if you’re staying nearby. 🍴 Food Nearby There’s a mix of food stalls, beachside vendors, and restaurants close by. You can grab a snack on the sand or walk back a bit to find places like Handi, Salt Bistro, and other popular local eateries. 🧹 Cleanliness & Crowd Cleanliness: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – Maintained decently, especially in the mornings Crowd: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – Very crowded during afternoons and weekends,but that adds to the fun if you enjoy energy and buzz 📸 Best Time to Visit: Go around 4–6 PM for the perfect sunset view — the sky turns into a beautiful canvas of orange, pink, and purple. It’s also cooler and more relaxing during that time. Overall Rating: 8.5/10 Kolatoli Beach is the heart of Cox’s Bazar’s beach scene — lively, scenic, and full of activity. Great for families, friends, or even solo travelers looking for fun and ocean views.

Too much good. It's nice place to see & enjoy the sea weaves. I love it

Kolatoli Beach is a wonderful place to enjoy the sea view. The beach is clean, lively, and perfect for walking or relaxing. Sunset was amazing and overall my experience was really good.”

Kolatoli Beach is the most convenient choice for visitors. Its charm lies not only in the golden sands but also in the luxury hotels, restaurants, and souvenir shops that surround it. Among them, SHOMUDROSHAJ stands out as a must-visit spot. Whether you want to take home something truly special from Cox’s Bazar or simply enjoy browsing, don’t miss it. Even if you don’t buy anything, they warmly welcome you—and offer a free Cox’s Bazar guide for tourists.

Kolatoli Beach is one of the most happening and tourist-friendly beaches in Cox’s Bazar. 🌊 It is located very close to the main town, so visitors can easily reach the spot. The beach is wide, clean, and always full of life. One of the highlights of Kolatoli Beach is the variety of activities you can enjoy. From horse riding, beach bikes, and parasailing to simply sitting on a beach chair and enjoying the waves – there’s something for everyone. The beach area is also surrounded by many hotels, restaurants, and street food stalls, making it a perfect place to relax and spend quality time. Kolatoli Beach is especially beautiful during sunset 🌅, when the sky turns golden and the sea waves sparkle. It’s a great place for both family trips and friends’ hangouts. The vibrant crowd, easy accessibility, and lively atmosphere make it one of the best beaches to explore in Cox’s Bazar.

I bought Dry fish from here. Their Dry fish prices are lower than other shops. As a Tourist They Are Good Product Selling to us.

there you can found some authenticate original items like - jewellery, Burmese peackle, cosmetics etc but Auto/rickshaw rent is too much high. Before buying anything you should bargain. There are many fake products with original products, you have to choose carefully.

Burmese market located in Cox's Bazar, ( one of the longest sea beach in the world) is famous for different and varieties of cloths ( especially Rakhain or burmese cloths, chocolate, acher) are qualityful. These clothes are chosen all over the bangladesh and other countries. Their sellers are so cute and beautiful. But you have to burgain to buy anything from their store. At all, all the things are well-known to the people.

All types of Burmese acher and cloth is available here but careful to purchase Burmese acher due to various insects is in side these acher. Better you purchase local made delicious acher and other things. One more thing before purchase anything just bargain.

The Burmese Market, also known as Chata Market, is a great place for buying Burmese products like pickles, shoes, nuts, cloths, cosmetics, etc. They're some shops, which sell dry fish here. Items, made of snails are also famous here. Some restaurants are also available at West of this market.

These shops are very close to the sea beach area of Cox’s Bazar. Thousands of internal visitors go to these so-called Burmese shops. These shops used to keep some items imported from Myanmar through local importers or through smuggling. But most of these informal trades have been stopped since Rohingya crises immersed again. However, one shop owner told us when we went to his shop that now he brings most items from Dhaka and Chattogram but visitors thought these are Burmese products. Although some of his items were imported from Thailand. We bought some seashells and Cowries (কড়ি) for fun. These shops also sell jewelleries made in seashells and stones but the salesman asked quite high price. However, we bought some food items mostly pickles and seashells & cowries. I thought their livelihood depend on our spending so, I spent some money buying those items.

Good to buy products at a cheap price, hope you are good at bargaining as they sometimes might ask for too unrealistic price.

Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach is truly a breathtaking place with its golden sands, rolling waves, and stunning sunsets. The natural beauty is unmatched and makes every visit memorable. However, the beach is not always clean, which takes away from its charm. We all tried to clean up the area during our visit to make it more beautiful, because this treasure of Bangladesh deserves care and respect. If everyone contributes a little, Cox’s Bazar can become even more spectacular.

The great beach of Bangladesh. Went there in a group. To make our trip more enjoyable, we hired a local singer who sang very well. It’s a great feeling of sea beach, live songs, and moonlit night. The only issue is that the beach is getting crowded every year

Cox's Bazar Beach is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been to. The sound of the waves, the endless stretch of golden sand, and the vast blue ocean meeting the sky at the horizon it’s truly magical. I loved walking barefoot along the shore with the breeze on my face and watching the sun slowly melt into the sea during sunset. The view was breathtaking, and the colors of the sky kept changing every minute. At night, the beach lights and the gentle waves created such a peaceful vibe. I felt relaxed, refreshed, and completely in love with the beauty around me. It was an unforgettable experience.

The Longest sea beach in the world and quite beautiful as well. Try to avoid going there on Holidays and Weekend as people from all around the Bangladesh visits that time and we will find some rush and chaos if you visit that time.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach 📍 Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh One of the Longest Natural Sea Beaches in the World! If you're visiting Bangladesh, Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach is an absolute must-see. Stretching over 120 km, this beach offers a truly breathtaking combination of sea, sun, and serenity. 🌊 What I Loved: Golden sand and blue waves—especially at sunset. You can walk endlessly and never get bored. Perfect for everyone – families, couples, solo travelers, or friends. The local beach culture is lively—vendors selling coconuts, grilled corn, or beach toys, and kids playing football. Morning and evening walks are magical. The fresh sea breeze and calm atmosphere are healing. 📸 Photo-Worthy Spots: Laboni Point for sunrise Sugandha Point for beach bikes, parasailing & snacks Kolatoli Beach for nightlife vibes and beach cafés Himchari & Inani Beach (nearby) for peaceful day trips 🍽️ Food & Stay: Nearby you’ll find plenty of hotels and restaurants—from budget to luxury. Don’t miss trying seafood platters at beachside restaurants—fresh, spicy, and authentic! ✅ Cleanliness: It’s getting better over time—especially near major entry points. Local authorities and NGOs are working hard to maintain it, and tourists are encouraged to keep it clean too. ⚠️ Things to Keep in Mind: Avoid swimming in deep or rough tide zones unless guided. Crowded during long weekends and holidays—plan accordingly. Keep your belongings safe and respect local customs. 💬 Final Thoughts: Cox’s Bazar isn’t just a beach—it’s a feeling, a memory, and a moment of peace. Whether you want to relax, take beautiful pictures, ride beach bikes, or just sit quietly with the ocean—this beach offers it all. Truly a gem of Bangladesh.

Endless waves, golden sands, and vibrant sunsets, enjoyed a wonderful time at Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach with Sayeem — the waves, the breeze, and the moments made it unforgettable.

So nice place,the view is awesome,,❤️ the sea is also elegant ✨

It’s a Hindu temple located in Moheshkhali, Cox’s Bazar. To reach the temple, you need to climb a hill using a staircase for a short distance. After arriving at the temple, if you continue to the top of the hill, you’ll be amazed by the mesmerizing view from there. There is a shrine at the hilltop. We didn’t have much time when we visited the place! Otherwise, we would have explored the stunning landscape in more detail.

One of the most beautiful temples in Maheshkhali. At the entrance gate of the temple there are some small shops selling local goods. This temple with several small hills will give you the pleasure of tracking. The view from the top of the hill to the sea is amazing.

The oldest temple in South Asia. People from India, Nepal come to visit this Temple during the occasion of Shib Chaturdashi. There is a fair which takes place upto seven days.

I recently visited the Adinath Temple in Moheshkhali, and it was a truly memorable experience. This is a must-see spot, especially for those from the Hindu community visiting Cox’s Bazar. The temple area has a peaceful spiritual vibe, along with beautiful surroundings that make it worth exploring. We reached Moheshkhali by speed boat (Tk. 130 per person) and then hired an auto for Tk. 700, which took us around all the famous spots, including the temple. I only wish I had taken more photos to capture the charm of the area. Highly recommend visiting if you want to experience both spirituality and the scenic beauty of Moheshkhali.

A tourist friendly hindu temple with stunning sea and mangrove forest view. Propeller of a air based power plant make the view more cinematic. To enjoy the view you have to climb some staircase to reach the top of a small hill where the actual structure of the temple. Yes, It is a very good tourist attraction but a good thing to keep in mind that it is also a holy place for people believe in hinduism. Please do not engage in any activity that might insult the belief of hindu community.

This temple is situated on the top of Moinak hill. You need to climb lots of stairs but its definitely worthy. Once you reach the top, you will experience a beautiful scenario. Multiple shrines and full of locals praying and making offerings. It's very colorful and well worth a visit. The temple has an ancient history of its own. Popular place among the Hindu's.

Historians believe that the present structure of beautiful Adinath Temple on the highest peak of Mainak hill was established in the 16th century. It is a famous temple of Hindu religious people.

Cox's Bazar is a town in southeastern Bangladesh, known as a fishing port, tourist destination, and the district headquarters. It is primarily famous for its long natural sandy beach and is currently known for hosting the world’s largest refugee camp, which has had significant negative impacts. I visited this beach several times and loved every trip of mine.

🏖️ The world’s longest sandy beach truly lives up to its name. Stunning views, vibrant local life, and fresh seafood make it a must-visit. Best to go early morning or evening to avoid the heat and crowds. Always a special place to relax and unwind!

The longest beach in the world. You can enjoy your seafood in the beach & live cooking. Something's can be improve. Hotels are good and reasonable.

Cox's Bazar: where the horizon kisses the Bay of Bengal in an endless embrace. It's not just a beach; it's a living, breathing entity stretching further than the eye can comfortably conceive. Imagine a ribbon of golden sand, unfurling for 120 kilometers, a stage where the rhythmic roar of the waves composes nature's grand symphonyyy. But Cox's Bazar whispers secrets beyond its famed length. It's in the fiery sunsets that paint the sky with hues you didn't know existed, the air thick with the salty tang of the sea and the earthy scent of nearby hill, It's in the bustling fish markets, a kaleidoscope of colors and sounds, where the day's catch gleams like scattered jewels Very nice place. Venture beyond the shoreline, and you'll discover a tapestry woven with the vibrant culture of local communities. Their resilience echoes in the crashing waves, their warmth radiates like the tropical sun. Explore the hidden pagodas nestled in the hills, each a testament to a rich history, or lose yourself in the tranquility of Maheshkhali Island, a world away from the lively beach. Cox's Bazar is more than a destination; it's an experience that lingers long after the tide recedes. awesome experience.

Cox's Bazar Beach, located in southeastern Bangladesh, is the world's longest natural unbroken sea beach, stretching over 120 kilometers. It's known for its golden sands, crystal-clear water, and beautiful sunsets. The beach is a popular tourist destination, drawing visitors seeking relaxation, beach activities, and adventure. Here's a more detailed look: Length: Cox's Bazar Beach is famously recognized for its 120-kilometer length. Nature: The beach is characterized by its sandy expanse, with no mud. Activities: Visitors can enjoy various activities like swimming, sunbathing, walking, and exploring the beach's different sections. Hotels and Resorts: Many hotels and resorts are located near the beach, offering various amenities for tourists. Inani Beach: A part of Cox's Bazar Beach, Inani Beach is known for its beautiful scenery and is also a popular tourist spot. Tourism: Cox's Bazar is a major tourism hub in Bangladesh, with the beach being a key attraction. Location: The beach is situated along the Bay of Bengal, near the city of Cox's Bazar, which is a major fishing port and district headquarters.

Cox's Bazar Beach: Cox's Bazar Beach is located in the southeastern part of Bangladesh, in Cox's Bazar district and city, on the shores of the Bay of Bengal. It is the city's main attraction with a length of 120 kilometres (75 mi) and is also called the "world's longest natural unbroken sea beach". It is a top tourist destination in Bangladesh. It is located about 150–152 kilometres (93–94 mi) south of Chittagong city. The beach is sandy and gently sloping, making it suitable for walking and enjoying the sea breeze. Many tourists come to Cox's Bazar to relax, swim, and watch the stunning sunset. It is a popular place for families and friends to have fun and enjoy the natural beauty. At high tide, the beach is 200 metres (660 ft) wide and at low tide, it is an average of 400 metres (1,300 ft) wide. Quicksand is a hazard during high tide.

World largest sea beach in the world . You can surfing You can do swimming Lots of activities

One of the must visit places in Cox’s Bazar….high and serene…. Breezy and soothing…. This is the old circuit house with 6 rooms….it mainly facilities government officials on official visit… if you don’t work for the government you can still avail rooms here… go to www.coxsbazar.gov.bd…… find the contact no of NDC…. Ask him/her if room is available….

Nice view

Awesome place in the Cox’s Bazar, you can see the Sea from here..😍

In past time ,it was like deep jungle ,,,but now its totally cleaned,,

We take great care of your car. Even then, if you complain, what should we do ?

Government Rest house over the hill with serene environment

Nothing special up there. Its a above view of the city

Inani Beach is a quiet and beautiful beach near Cox’s Bazar. It is famous for its wide sandy shore and rows of coral stones. The water is clean and the view of the sea is very relaxing. It is less crowded than the main Cox’s Bazar beach, so a peaceful time can be enjoyed. The sunset here is very beautiful. Overall, it’s a great place for nature lovers and those who want a calm seaside experience. In Inani, there are some nicely decorated restaurants, but the food prices are comparatively high. So, to me, it seems reasonable to carry food when going to Inani.

Loved it not much people, also sunset in Inani Beach is perfect as always ⛅🌠🌈 All the Beautiful sunset pictures taken by me 📸

Inani Beach: Inani Beach, a part of Cox's Bazar Beach, is an 18-kilometre-long (11 mi) sea beach located in Ukhia Upazila of Cox's Bazar District, Bangladesh. The beach is famous for its sharp, abundant coral reefs that are visible during the warmer months. The rocks are black in summer and green in the rainy season. It is a less crowded and quieter stretch of Cox's Bazar Beach, popular for its clean sand, calm waves, and breathtaking sunset views. Visitors can enjoy the beach's activities, food stalls, and stunning natural scenery, although it requires a drive from the main town to reach it. Best time to visit: The coral reefs are particularly visible during the summer and rainy seasons. Visiting during the rainy season can also provide a peaceful and cool atmosphere.

Inani Sea Beach, located in Ukhiya Upazila of Cox’s Bazar District, Bangladesh, is a serene 18 km stretch of coastline renowned for its natural beauty and tranquility. Situated approximately 23 km south of Cox’s Bazar town and 14 km from Himchari, Inani offers a peaceful retreat away from the bustling main beach. 🌊 Natural Beauty The beach is distinguished by its unique coral stones, which appear black and green during the summer and rainy seasons. These sharp coral formations create a distinctive landscape, making Inani a favorite spot for photography and nature enthusiasts. The calm, clear waters are ideal for swimming and bathing, providing a safe environment for visitors. Additionally, the area is home to small sea creatures like fish, crabs, and snails, which can be observed in the pools formed between the rocks. 🌅 Best Time to Visit The late afternoon is considered the optimal time to visit Inani Beach. During this period, the beach is less crowded, and visitors can enjoy a gentle sea breeze along with a breathtaking sunset that paints the sky in golden hues. 🚗 Getting There To reach Inani Beach from Dhaka, travelers can opt for various modes of transportation: By Bus: Several bus services, including Saudia, S.Alam, Green Line, and Shohag Paribahan, operate routes to Cox’s Bazar. Fares range from ৳900 to ৳2500 per person, depending on the service. By Train: The Cox’s Bazar Express and Parjotak Express trains provide direct services from Dhaka to Cox’s Bazar. By Air: Flights to Cox’s Bazar are available, with airfares typically ranging from ৳4600 to ৳12,000, depending on the airline and class. Once in Cox’s Bazar, travelers can reach Inani Beach via the scenic Marine Drive Road, which offers picturesque views of the coastline and surrounding hills. Transportation options from Cox’s Bazar to Inani include: Open Jeeps: Available near Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach, with reserved trips costing around ৳1500–2000 for 12–15 people. Autorickshaws/Easybikes: Round trips cost approximately ৳500–800, depending on the season. Local CNGs: Around ৳80 per person one way. 🏨 Accommodation While Inani Beach has a few resorts, such as Royal Tulip Sea Pearl Resort, Inani Royal Resort, and La Bella Resort, many visitors prefer staying in Cox’s Bazar for a wider range of accommodation options. These include luxury, mid-range, and budget hotels, as well as apartments for rent, catering to various preferences and budgets. 🍽️ Dining Inani Beach is primarily a day-trip destination, and visitors often return to Cox’s Bazar for meals. However, there are several restaurants in the area offering fresh seafood and Bangladeshi cuisine. Popular dining spots include Rodella, Jhaubon, Dhanshiri, Poushi, and Niribili. 📸 Activities and Attractions Photography: The unique coral stones, golden sands, and clear waters provide excellent opportunities for photography. Snorkeling and Swimming: The calm, clear waters are ideal for snorkeling and swimming, allowing visitors to explore marine life safely. Beach Games: The spacious beach is suitable for various beach games and activities. Nearby Attractions: Visitors can explore nearby attractions such as Himchari National Park, known for its waterfalls and diverse flora and fauna. 🧭 Travel Tips Off-Season Visits: Traveling during the off-season or weekdays can help avoid crowds and reduce accommodation costs. Bargaining: It's advisable to negotiate prices for transportation and meals to ensure fair rates. Tide Awareness: Checking the tide schedule before entering the water is recommended to ensure safety. Inani Sea Beach offers a peaceful and picturesque destination for travelers seeking a tranquil coastal experience in Bangladesh.

Inani Sea Beach is a beautiful coral beach in Ukhia, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, known for its clear blue water, unique rock and coral formations, and quieter, more peaceful atmosphere compared to the main Cox's Bazar beach. It is about 18 kilometers long and offers a scenic view of the sea with golden sands and lush green hills, with the coral stones taking on a green hue during the summer and rainy seasons. Key features Coral stones: A unique feature is the presence of numerous coral stones, which are especially prominent along the shoreline. Scenic beauty: It boasts golden sands, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and a scenic backdrop of green hills. Tranquility: Many visitors describe it as a peaceful, less crowded, and relaxing alternative to the main Cox's Bazar beach. Sunrise and sunset: The beach provides stunning views of both sunrise and sunset. Activities: While less developed than the main beach, activities like parasailing and jet-skiing are sometimes available. Location Distance: It is located approximately 35 km south of Cox's Bazar town. Accessibility: It is accessible by road via car, taxi, or rickshaw from Cox's Bazar.

In my opinion, this is the best beach in Cox's Bazar. Less crowded, has coral stones. You can spend time on your own with your friends and family here without any hassle.

Inani Beach is a part of Cox's Bazar Beach, located 24 km south of Cox's Bazar town. Corals and large rocks float there during low tide, which is very attractive to see.

Himchari Fountain and Hill: Himchari Fountain and Hill, located along the scenic Marine Drive in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, which is located about 12 kilometers south of Cox's Bazar. It is famous for its greenery and stunning views of the Bay of Bengal. The area is home to a waterfall cascading down the side of a hill. The cascading waters of the waterfall create a refreshing atmosphere amidst the lush green surroundings. It is home to a variety of bird species and vibrant flora, Visitors often hike the trails to enjoy the rich biodiversity and scenic views. Climbing to the top of the hill reveals a mesmerizing view of the Bay of Bengal stretching to the horizon. Entry Fee: While there isn't a specific price listed for a "fountain" at Himchari, the Himchari Hill Track and Waterfall entrance fee is typically around 20-30 BDT (Bangladeshi Taka) for locals, though foreign tourist prices may vary. It's best to confirm the current price upon arrival, as fees can change. Visiting Hours: Open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM The best time to visit is in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat and catch the most beautiful light for photos. The waterfall is most impressive after the monsoon season (June–September) when the water flow is strongest.

Himchari is one of the most attractive natural spot near Cox’s Bazar, located just a short drive from the main town. The area is well known for it's combination of Green Hills, Sainik view points, and the small but charming natural fountain. From the top of the hills, you can enjoy a panoromic view of the world's largest sandy beach. the Bay of Bengal, and the winding coastal road. It is a wonderful place for photography, family trips, or simply spending some quiet time in nature. the Himchhori fountain is seasonal, flowing beautifully during a monsoon and rainy months, creating a refreshing and lively atmosphere. During the dry season, the water can be very limited, but surrounding greenery and hills still make the visit worthwhile. The environment feels peaceful compared to the busy and often crowded Cox’s Bazar beaches. Pros: Beautiful scenery, excellent viewpoint, fishing natural fountain, and for photography. Cons: Fountain is seasonal, paths can be slippery in rain, and facilities are very basic. Overall, Himchari fountain and hill is a must visit for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and anyone looking for a short but memorable escape from the town. Construction of the infrastructure is ongoing to increase the facilities. Entrance gate, stairs, new watch tower is under construction.

That was. Good experience, 30tk per person to enter. We climbe the hill and take photos of our own

I miss the old 90's him chorizo. The beach was covered by dead shell of corals snells. The rain trees the coconut tress and green blue clean sea water. But still its beautiful during sun sets

Visiting Himchari was one of the most refreshing experiences I’ve ever had in Cox’s Bazar. The natural beauty of the hills meeting the sea felt truly magical. The sound of the waves crashing below, the cool breeze from the hills, and the green surroundings made it a perfect escape from the busy city life. Climbing up to the Himchari viewpoint was totally worth it — from the top, the endless stretch of blue ocean looked absolutely stunning. Watching the sunset from Himchari was the highlight of the trip; the sky turned golden and painted the sea in warm colors. If you love nature, calmness, and a bit of adventure, Himchari is the perfect place to visit. It’s peaceful, photogenic, and full of positive energy.

Not recommended for older people as well as who travel with kids (1-5 year). But the view from the top is breath-taking, you can enjoy wide range of full sea view from the top. There is a waterfalls as well in the right side from the entrance, one thing to mention the waterfalls is artificial and there is a natural one but there will be no water without any heavy rain!

🌿 A Hidden Gem in Cox's Bazar! 🌊 Himchori Fountain and Hill is a beautiful escape from the crowded parts of Cox's Bazar. The natural waterfall is small but comes to life during the rainy season — and today, with the rain gently falling, the entire area looked magical. The sound of water, mist in the air, and lush greenery all around made it feel like a scene from a movie. The hike up the hill was refreshing, and the panoramic view from the top was absolutely stunning — especially with the clouds touching the hills and the sea blending into the horizon. There's a lovely viewing point that's perfect for enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. Local shops nearby offer snacks and water, and the area is fairly clean and tourist-friendly. ⭐ Highly recommended, especially on a rainy day like today — nature at its best! A perfect spot to relax, take photos, and enjoy the raw beauty of Bangladesh.

Handi provides variety of food at their different branch.Tried their hydrabadi biriyani anf faloda.Food taste was good but there is scope of improvement on taste and service attitude.

The food is okay. It wasn't the best but it was okay. The service is good. They had to go beef that looks interested pretty interesting. The borta was pretty good. The beef brunette was also pretty good. when we went in they didn't have some items we wanted. But since it's been normal thing in these types of restaurants. So I guess I can't hold it against them. But I wasn't able to try everything I wanted to try. The service was nice and servers are pretty cool with us.

This was by far the worst Hyderabadi Biryani I have ever had. The portion size was very small compared to the price. The mutton was not properly cooked, and instead of meat pieces, most of it was just bones.

Price High, Food Quality not good and quantity very small. Service too much bad.

Not a good experience. Against value, their food and service don't make the cut. We ordered their famous Hyderabadi Biryani, which was style over substance. The mutton was extremely undercooked, and flavours were close to being too much. The Achari beef was another Item we tried. It was a traditional Mejbaan rather than Achari. Their Custard also had no fruits other than the "cherry on top". We got served almost 45 minutes late, which translates into loss of time in a tourist spot. I would recommend to steer clear of it. There's a lot more other good places.

Have a gulp with the best biriyani they serve. Don't miss the Faluda (a kind of dessert item) after a tummy-full lunch. Do they provide appetisers? Maybe or maybe not. If yes, don't miss out anyway. The atmosphere is quite busy, though, and you have to show some patience to enjoy your meal once you get your service. Go, Have, Enjoy…

Previously I've visited Handi Dhanmondi branch, but this is the first time that I visited here in the Cox Bazar branch. We ordered items of many varieties - Hyderabadi biryani, bhaat, tomato bhorta, kala vuna, loitta fry and cashew nut Salad, weird combination right? 🤔 Hyderabadi biryani is the most popular dish here and it didn't disappoint. I normally don't like Hyderabadi biryani and never order this, but this time my husband ordered and I tasted. And to be honest, I liked it. Bhaat bhorta, kala vuna seemed average. Didn't felt anything special here. So wouldn't recommend. I mean it wasn't bad that I couldn't eat it or anything but there wasn't anything special about it either. The taste was okayish. The loitta fry was really good and I can eat it like chips all day. Doesn't even feel like I'm eating a fish! Finally the cashew nut salad was really really good. Loved it a lot! It was crunchy exactly as I love my cashew nut salad. But unfortunately most restaurants can make it like that.

I had the pleasure of visiting Marmaid Café for my Iftar in Kolatoli, Cox’s Bazar, and I must say it was an exceptional experience! From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warm hospitality that made me feel right at home. The staff were attentive, friendly, and genuinely welcoming, which is always a significant factor in enjoying a dining experience. The atmosphere at Marmaid Café is truly amazing. With its cozy and inviting décor, it perfectly complements the beach vibe of Cox's Bazar. It’s a great space to unwind, whether you’re catching up with friends or enjoying a quiet moment by yourself. The combination of ambient music and the stunning views of the coastline adds to the overall charm. The menu offers a delightful range of options, and the quality of the food matched the warm service. It’s clear that the café takes pride in creating a memorable experience for its guests. Overall, Marmaid Café stands out not only for its delicious offerings but also for its exceptional service and lovely atmosphere. I highly recommend visiting if you find yourself in Cox’s Bazar—you won’t be disappointed!

The locals said this is the original mermaid cafe whether the original one was on the marine drive road. Cox's bazaar is a place full of scam from auto drivers to hotel owners. We went there at 9:30 pm and received our food at 11 pm. Where we saw other table being served who came even after us. And very over priced. One star given for the plating. Otherwise big NO!

loved the ambience the food and the people were amazing. 10/10 would visit again.

Loved the ambiance, jungle like themed cafe. Couple of swings for kids, yummy grilled fish 🐟. Nice and serene place to enjoy evening. Bunch of flowers, was the pleasant gesture during bill payment at the end.

Service was great. Food is average. And they need to repair the roof. During rain water was leaking everywhere.

Mermaid Cafe in Cox's Bazaar is a hidden gem that transports you to a cinematic cafe setting, reminiscent of those laid-back scenes in a Hawaiian movie. The overall ambiance is a winner, creating a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. What adds an extra layer of charm is the genuinely friendly and amiable staff, making you feel right at home. They greeted and served us with beaming smile the whole time. Our culinary journey kicked off with the Tom Yum soup, and it was a revelation of flavors. The soup struck a perfect balance, with each spoonful delivering a delightful combination of savory and spicy notes. It's the kind of dish that leaves a lasting impression, showcasing the chef's skill in creating a memorable taste experience. Now, let's talk about the Seafood Platter – a visual and gastronomic delight. The platter presented a tempting array of fresh seafood that not only looked impressive but tasted equally fantastic. The chef's attention to quality ingredients and meticulous preparation was evident in every bite, making it a standout dish on the menu. We finished our dinner with Coconut sorbet, a tropical delight that captures the essence of the region's local coconuts. This frozen treat is a refreshing escape, offering a burst of coconut flavor that feels authentic and true to the area. The natural sweetness of the coconut shines through, creating a harmonious balance that's not overly sugary. Mermaid Cafe, with its unique blend of a captivating atmosphere, warm hospitality, and standout dishes like the Tom Yum soup, Seafood Platter, and Coconut sorbet stands as a must-visit spot in Cox's Bazaar. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this cafe promises a delightful escape into a world of great vibes and even better food. It's a culinary journey that lingers in your memory, inviting you to return for more. I will visit again for sure. All the best and keep up the great work.

Mermaid always maintain their standard higher. The nature, rain, eco environment, makes the place majestic always. Food they prepare fresh and staffs hospitality makes it more delicious. Highly recommend

Nice restaurant but not too impressed with their food. The fish n chips was not as expected. But the drinks were good and the ambiance was nice. Most of the customers were foreigners; staffs are well trained. Will try the other items to see how those are next time. But the restaurant is worth a visit !

We had a poor food experience at this renowned place. Took their cream of mushroom soup. It was average. Also took their grilled chicken with mushroom sauce. It was very poor. No exceptional taste, on top of which the size of the chicken was laughable. We also took their mashed potato. It was well mashed, had jo lumps, but was very dry. It wasn’t creamy at all.

I stopped by Salt Bistro & Cafe in Cox’s Bazar, and it turned out to be a really good spot for comfort food. The vibe was casual and welcoming, a nice place to relax after a long day by the beach. Their pasta with chicken on top was delicious—the pasta was cooked just right, creamy and flavorful, and the chicken added the perfect touch. The pizza was also a winner: fresh, cheesy, and baked with a nice crisp crust that made every bite enjoyable. Service was friendly, and the overall atmosphere made it easy to just sit back and enjoy the food. If you’re in Cox’s Bazar and craving pasta or pizza, Salt Bistro & Cafe is definitely worth checking out.

Food is tasty but the food portions are small for the price you pay. 7 pieces of fries with my Salt special burger; are u kidding me!! Seating arrangement is okay. One poorly maintained washroom.

Salt bistro is certainly an experience. I try to visit this place every time I visit Cox’s Bazar. The food is so fresh and tasty, and the service is professional as well. I feel sad that they have stopped serving the stuffed squid. The price needs to be a bit less though, the prices are quite high.

I would recommend this place for its food. Went there for dinner. The place seemed to lack adequate lighting for the night. But their food was pretty good, especially the prawn pasta and the coconut smoothie. The service was a bit slow too. But the food made up for it.

Had a good experience at Salt & Bistro Cafe in Cox's Bazar. It is situated at the upper storey of Niribili restaurant. In Cox's Bazar there lacks good seafood restaurant. Salt & Bistro can be a good option.There is also huge foreign visitors.The place seemed to lack adequate lighting for the night. Washroom is inadequate and poorly maintained. Ordered Calamari Rings Seafood Alfredo Apple& Kiwi Mock tail The Seafood Alfredo was tasty,but portion was inadequate for a single person.Calamari rings was crispy,tasted good.The Apple& Kiwi Mocktail was refreshing.Although their food was tasty,but portion didn’t meet expectations.The price is also higher.

Its a Very Nice, Clean Traditional Resturant. It Offers Various Type Of Food. It Offers Us a Good And Clean Atmosphere. The Food Tastes Authentic. Overall It's A Nice Restaurant.

Food taste and quality is satisfactory. The environment and behavior of the authorities is quite good. However, the cost of food seemed a bit high comparatively. Thank you.

visited multiple times. but the quality of food definitely needs a improvement. for example, the pomfret had barely any taste. and the other items' taste was not up to the expectations. maybe they have gone over confidence about themselves due to the hype of the customers.

Rupishi Bangla is a bengali cuisine restaurant in Cox’s Bazar... The interior and ambience was good enough...Food taste was average and quantity was good...Serving and price was okay...

I think this is one of the best Bangali dish restaurant at Cox's Bazar. We ordered Coral fish, Mash Potato (Alu Bhorta), Dal, Loitta Fish Fried and Plain Rice. What I loved the most was Alu bhorta and dal. I never liked Dal Alu bhorta like this. And then I liked Loitta Fish. It was soft and delicious 😋. Then the coral fish. I don't know, but in my test bar I didn't like the coral fish that much. But you can eat this. If I rate these foods you can understand the test. Firstly, Coral Fish, I will give it 6 out of 10. 8 out of 10 for Alu Bhorta. 9 out of 10 for Dal. 7 out of 10 for Loitta Fish Fried. Also we ordered Doi (Yogurt). I will rate the doi 8 out of 10. Yeah, overall the food quality is 4.5 rating out of 5. Also the decorations are fine. Not much trendy or fancy. But you will like it. Finally, You can dine with your family and friends.

Had breakfast there. It was good. In my previous visit, tried their lunch and dinner items. They are very good. The chutney they serve is really good. Also, Loitta Fry is recommended..

Big restaurant and good option to get some traditional food near the beach. The food was highly quality and the restaurant was clean with fast service. The fish items are good here. A good place for tourists to grab some food.

The food is great here. Prices are a bit cheaper than other hotels nearby. They're quite clean. Had loitta fish fry, coral fry, shrimp vuna. They gave complimentary chatni as well. It was a tasty. The portion is very big. If you order one fish item it'll be easily sharable within two people. It was close to the hotel we were staying at. Also their castard was nice too.

This is the second branch of JhauBon Restaurant. Once well-known in Cox’s Bazar for its food and service, but unfortunately the quality seems to have gone down over time. I visited for breakfast and found most of the items on the menu unavailable, which was very disappointing. I had to settle for paratha, lentil curry, poached egg, beef with potatoes, and tea. The experience, however, was far from satisfying. The poached egg was broken, as can be clearly seen in the picture, the beef curry was overloaded with oil and bones, and the tea tasted very poor — even roadside tea stalls serve better. On top of that, even though air conditioning was available, they didn’t turn it on, and the overall environment was not satisfactory at all. Overall, the standard is nowhere near what JhauBon used to be known for. The management really needs to focus on improving food quality, service, and environment if they want to regain their reputation.

Had a fantastic experience at this remarkable restaurant near Sugandha/Laboni Beach Point. We took coral fish curry, loitta fry, mix veg and daal. Every item was delicious, and they provided us with generous refills each time we asked for it. They served complementary boroi er achar and salad, which increased our appetite. We also had sweetcurd afterwards, which, I think, could've been better. The restaurant was crowded but quite spacious, the atmosphere was decent with excellent service from the waiters. I found there foods to be affordable and tasteful. I'd certainly revisit them for trying other items.

This restaurant is a fantastic place. I really love their coral fish curry. If you love fish curries then you shouldn’t miss it. Their loitta fish fry is also awesome. Waiters are very well behaved and helpful. Rupchada fry, custard was awesome. We also ordered pigeon curry which was not very tasty. Overall a good restaurant and highly recommended.

Satisfied!! 🙂. Taste of food was good with suitable price. Stuffs were well mannered. I can recommend everyone to try there. Near to Sughandha beach point. Hope will go there again!!

1) newly renovated 2) spacious area 3) hygienic environment 4) staff are fast and efficient 5) food taste was excellent 6) tea could have been better (tasted like ordinary street side tea, not thickened)

Quite spacious restaurant. Food is good, much better that the so-called Poushi. Had only breakfast with Parata, Booter Daal and vaji. Booter daal , which is called 'Chonar Daal' (Peoplw of Cox's Bazar does not know the name as Booter daal), was stewed with mutton bones, can be surprisingly spicy for a breakfast dish. The parata and veggies ware alright.

This place is very bad with the food. Extremely oily (see photos). I ordered butternun with mixed vegetables. The amount of mixed vegetables was very less for $65 and the quality was not anywhere near the price. You'll get better quality in any less expensive restaurants. The vegetable was not enough for the whole nun so I asked for a refill but they said they don't refill and I'll have to pay extra. Although the waiter brought me "some" vegetables to finish the remaining half of the nun and didn't charge me. So I gave a little tip. Nice atmosphere and good options.

Here is a balanced 250-word review for Shalik Restaurant, incorporating the note about prices being a bit high and suggesting they be lowered: I recently visited Shalik Restaurant and overall, it was quite an enjoyable experience. The ambiance is welcoming and tastefully decorated, offering a comfortable setting for casual dining or small gatherings. The staff were attentive and courteous, making the service smooth and pleasant throughout my visit. The menu features a variety of dishes showcasing authentic flavors, with particular highlights being their signature kebabs and biryani, both of which were expertly prepared and rich in taste. The ingredients felt fresh, and the presentation was appealing, reflecting a high level of culinary skill.However, I found the prices to be noticeably on the higher side compared to similar establishments in Dhaka. While I appreciate that quality comes at a cost, the current price point might be a bit steep for regular visits. A slight reduction or more value-oriented options could attract a broader customer base and improve overall accessibility.

Went there with my colleagues and stayed adjacent to that restaurant. We went there for most of our lunches and dinners. You might think it's a bit expensive, but trust me it's value for money. I would rate most of their food items above average. We tried 'Shalik Special Fried Rice (You Should Try)'- 7/10 , 'Tondur + Halim (Worth it)' 8/10, 'Shalik Sea Food Fried Rice (A must try for seafood lovers)' - 8/10 along with other seafood items and 'Beef Khichuri (Not that good)' 5/10. They got three of their branches within few blocks and serving their customers for quite a long time. I just shared my experience. Happy Vacation.

I couldn’t find my preferred dishes as per the menu. Most of the items were unavailable. Whatever we ended up ordering tasted average at best. Despite the hype around the place, it didn’t live up to expectations. Sometimes we fall for big names and end up disappointed, while good experiences come from the most unexpected places. I didn’t enjoy it. Their showiness seemed to outweigh the quality of the food. Overall, a disappointing experience.

Had a wonderful experience at Shalik Restaurant in Cox’s Bazar! The food was absolutely delicious — rich in flavor, fresh, and beautifully presented. The ambiance was cozy and relaxing, making it a perfect spot to unwind and enjoy a meal with family or friends after a day by the beach. What truly stood out was the top-notch service — the staff were friendly, attentive, and professional. The entire place was clean, well-decorated, and gave off a warm, welcoming vibe. If you’re visiting Cox’s Bazar and looking for a great dining experience, I highly recommend Shalik Restaurant. Definitely planning to return on my next trip!

It’s near about dolphin more. I go there in the evening and take nola halim with porata in there. In Cox’s Bazar for nola halim It's is the best place. The service are really good and perfect. A Nola halim can share 3 person with 2 porata.

The most lively place to visit in the whole coxs bazar. Food, service and ambience was so amazing that I fell in love with the place. Their food was very affordable and their live fish section was fresh. Koral BBQ was so delicious! Although the haleem portion was 1:2 but felt like 5 person can have it. Their service was greater than most of the 5 star I have ever been on. So friendly and so good! Might be I found a lucky waiter ;) (young kid)! I will again visit if I get the chance to plan another tour to Coxs Bazar!

Not all items were up to the mark. The beef kala bhuna was not properly cooked. Bhorta bhaji were so so. They did not run the AC when I visited. There were flies and insects. When I mentioned it they turned off the light to minimize the issue.

One of the best budget friendly restaurants in cox's bazar. My point of view, each and every time I visited the restaurant, I felt the same experience. In one word, that is the best restaurant in cox's bazaar tour. My most favorite manu loita fry, although all food is fresh & healthy. Reasonable price & stuff behavior is awesome.

A traditional restaurant on the divine road, Kolatoli, Cox's Bazar. We had breakfast in there. The food was fresh & tasty at a reasonable price. The staff behavior was friendly.

New branch of poushe restaurant.Had lunch here.Have visited the other branch.These time had chicken roast, plain polao & loitta fry.All the items were fresh and tasty.Spice and oil was less in amount.Achar was given complementary.Price was reasonable. Recommended. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

I had lunch here. But the food was terrible in taste, I’ve had food at PousheE before. But I think they really need to change their chef here as this guy is not as experienced as the one in the main branch. This place is extremely touristy and not worth the hype

Served rotten chicken biriyani and to hide the taste they added extreme sugar in it. Totally unacceptable.

1. One of the best and famous bangla restaurants 2. Their vorta platter is very popular. 3. Sea fish available 4. Average cost for one person is approximately 400 taka or 4 dollar

I recently visited Koyla Restaurant in Cox's Bazar, located near Laboni sea beach. The restaurant has a pleasant atmosphere, and we ordered fish BBQ, chicken BBQ, and butter naan. While the ambiance was nice, the service was incredibly slow. We waited about 1.5 hours for our food to arrive, and considering how hungry we were, we almost decided to leave. I understand that fish BBQ can take some time, but the chicken BBQ shouldn't have taken that long. When it finally arrived, the chicken was dry and overly spicy, though the fish BBQ was the only dish that tasted good. Despite the long wait, the staff did serve the food politely, but by then, it was already too late. We started dining around 9 PM and didn't finish until after 11:30 PM, which was far later than we anticipated. While the restaurant has a nice view of the sea and the outdoor seating would be lovely in the winter, they really need to improve their timing. Additionally, the prices were on the higher side. They do offer an air-conditioned section, which is a plus, but I hope they can work on speeding up their service.

The seafood soup was too spicy because they crushed a lot of pepper in it. The grilled squid was not like grilled at all.It was average. But the grilled fish was so fresh. We also ordered fried rice.It was average too. It took more than an hour to serve food.

Best seafood in Cox's Bazar for sure 👍 But the place gets a bit scary in the evening, as many drunk people keep roaming around. It's a bit of a weird situation for families and couples. And service is very slow but the food is totally worth it.

Sea food taste Was good. But dessert item taste very poor.

Loved the fresh fruit smoothie – vibrant flavor, natural sweetness, and served chilled. It tasted healthy yet indulgent, exactly what I needed on a hot day. Would order again anytime

The food had a lack of salt but their service is really good. Food was a little pricey but the location and atmosphere covers for it. Overall if you want to grab a quick lunch or dinner, koyla is a nice restaurant if you're feeing to spend some extra money.

Staff behaviour very rude. Specially the manager doesn’t have proper communication skills at all. He is very disrespectful to customers. He doesn’t deserve to work as a manager at a beautiful place like Koyla. Its Coxs bazaar he need to speak to guests with a cheerful manner.

Tried three different set menus at Poushee Hotel & Restaurant which are rupchada curry, beef kala bhuna, and local chicken curry. Allover set included chingri bhuna, mixed bharta, daal, loitta fish fry, and plum chutney. While the variety was impressive and the presentation decent, the overall taste was average. Nothing particularly stood out, but it’s a decent option if you’re looking for a traditional spread with multiple items in one meal. Good for a casual local dining experience and there’s room for improvement in flavor.

Just completed my lunch with Poushee, first of all their food is absolutely delicious and side dish was also mouthwatering like palm chutney as well as their main dish like we tried mutton kacchi which looks good but taste was average and murag pulaw was okay but their bengali traditional cuisine is outstanding for example bhorta platter fist item etc.

Poushee Hotel & Restaurant is a popular and well-regarded dining establishment in CoxBazar, Bangladesh. It offers a variety of local dishes, including traditional Bangladeshi breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. The restaurant also serves seafood dishes for those looking to enjoy the flavors of the sea. In addition to its culinary offerings, Poushee Hotel & Restaurant is known for its pleasant location and inviting atmosphere.

We had our breakfast here and tried their Tandoori Naan, Boot er Daal, and Egg. The breakfast was delicious. The restaurant is spacious, and there were seats available at the time we visited. I would say it's a really good breakfast option for tourists. Recommended! 👍🏾

One of the best place to eat in coxs bazar. Although i will prefer vorta over any other item.

This is one of the most regular places for me ever since I’ve resumed going to coxsbazar since 2021. I’ve been a big fan of their Bhorta platter, their thick daal & Kala bhuna. Their fruit custard n chutney needs to be highly mentioned. Another hidden gem would be the morning breakfast items, especially the big porata n Koloa bhuna. Their fish curries need to recommended as well for their rich yet mild n flavourful taste, overall, this place can be repeated for years n I won’t get bored I believe.

The restaurant was not very clean, their food taste was average, if you want to have various typ of vortas, then you should try their vorta platter, although most of the vortas was tasteless. Their vetki curry good to try. But their food was little expensive, and they should maintain hygiene coz its a well known restaurant in cox bazar.

I enjoyed my breakfast in outdoor of the the cafe. The environment was premium quality but the food tastes average I mean too much pepper in the breakfast. But it was good. One can enjoy both his breakfast and the amazing sea view..

The views are amazing. Food is mediocre. But trust me, it's so dark that you won't realize if the thing you are eating is a crab or a Cockroach. They also really need to free this place of mosquitoes. Not really something you should be bitten by in 2018. This place could be the best out door dining in Cox's Bazar if they plan to hire some smart decorators/designers.

We order five thai chicken spicy rice, chicken chili onion, hot chicken curry, cashew salad. Almost all items were quiet good except hot chicken curry. Little bit expensive.

The restaurant location, environment, decorations is good. Food quality is ok. Price is too high.but it's a nice place for candle light dinner. It's situated on the beach, which is the closest beach restaurant in the Cox'sbazar. Everyday many local and foreigners visit this restaurant for their special menus and courtesy. Their sea food quality is really good. Overall at night the environment of the restaurant is really romantic and charming.

Sea foods are good enough to get your appetite fill up ...

It is wonderful.. If you decide to sit upstairs, you can listen to the sound of the sea, watch the beach, enjou the sea breez while having your lunch or dinner. The staffs and the chef are very efficient and accommodative.. You can ask them for items outside the menu and if available and possible, they Will arrange it for you. I recommand their seafood items.

wonderful place, food and service

Cox’s Bazar International Airport is overall good and functional, though there’s room for improvement. The service could be better, and the airport needs more cleanliness and regular maintenance. That said, the staff are helpful and courteous. Since the airport is still under construction and development, some issues are understandable at this stage.

Cox’s Bazar Airport may not be the biggest or fanciest, but it does the job—especially if you’re eager to get to the beach as soon as possible. Located just a short drive from the sea, it’s super convenient for travelers heading to Bangladesh’s most loved coastal city. The airport is small and simple, with a basic terminal and a relaxed vibe. Check-in and security are usually quick because it doesn’t get overly crowded like major airports. There aren’t many shops or food options, so it’s best to grab a snack before you arrive or after you leave. Still, it’s clean, easy to navigate, and the staff are usually helpful. One of the best parts? The view. Flying into or out of Cox’s Bazar gives you a beautiful glimpse of the coastline and hills—sometimes even with a golden sunset if you're lucky. The airport has been under renovation, with plans to expand and possibly welcome international flights in the future. For now, it’s a humble but functional gateway to a beautiful destination. If you go in with the right expectations, it’s actually a pretty smooth start (or end) to your beach adventure.

As a regional airport I will vote 3/5 but as an International Airport I will vote 1.5/5. Need renovation, we are living 2025 not 1990.

Airport is quite clean having sufficient seating arrangements post security checks. Few banks offer lounges with basic facilities. MTB introduced a breastfeeding area which is praiseworthy. However, checking in becomes chaotic during rush hours because of lack of space. Also, the entrance to the airport building is quite far from where the vehicles drop you. So you have to pass a area without any roof, which becomes a major issue during rain.

Cox’s Bazar Airport is small but clean and fairly organized, serving mainly domestic flights.Staff are friendly, and the airport is easy to navigate. However, facilities are limited—no ATM or currency exchange inside, and baggage handling is manual. The waiting area is basic, but a few decent lounges are available with snacks and Wi-Fi. One of the highlights is the beautiful view of the Bay of Bengal during takeoff or landing. Overall, it’s a functional airport with room for improvement, but it serves its purpose well for a quick entry or exit from the beach city.

Cox’s Bazar Airport is small and simple, but improving. New terminal work is in progress, so the future looks promising.

Small airport, no security, no checking while arriving, hope its not the same during departure. The runway view is amazing.

Shah Amanat International Airport (CGP) in Chattogram is Bangladesh’s second busiest airport. It handles both domestic and international flights, mainly to the Middle East. The airport is generally clean and efficient, with quick immigration. However, facilities like restaurants and luggage services could be improved. Overall, it’s functional but needs modernization.

Shah Amanat International Airport (formerly known as M. A. Hannan International Airport) is the second largest airport in Bangladesh, located in Chittagong. About 21 percent of Bangladesh's passengers use this airport. The Bangladesh Air Force uses it as part of the BAF Zahurul Haque base. The airport was previously named M. A. Hannan International Airport after Awami League politician M. A. Hannan. Later, on 2 April 2005, the Bangladesh government renamed it after the 18th century saint Shah Amanat. The airport is capable of handling 1.5 million passengers and 6,000 tonnes of cargo annually. It is also the base for the country's largest pilot training center, the Arirang Flying School, based in South Korea. It is the second largest airport in Bangladesh. Although the airport's infrastructure has been modernized, overall facilities are still limited compared to international standards. Although it is an important gateway for both domestic and international flights, the weaknesses of some basic services and inefficiency of management disappoint passengers. Although initiatives have been taken to increase passenger and cargo services in recent years, some problems still exist. The Ansar force, which is kept as security, shows very bad behavior to passengers and relatives accompanying passengers in this area. They also extort money in various cases. Passengers suffer due to this.

The airport works fine for quick travel, but it needs more improvements. Waiting lounges are limited, food options are very few, and sometimes the baggage claim takes longer than expected. However, the staff are cooperative, and security checks are done properly. With some upgrades, it can become much better.

Visited Shah Amanat International Airport recently and was thoroughly impressed. The staff were professional and efficient, the facilities were clean, and the overall experience was smooth. Great connectivity to various destinations. Proud to see such a world-class airport in Chittagong, Bangladesh. Would definitely travel through here again!

As a frequent flyer between Chattogram and Dhaka, Shah Amanat International Airport has become a familiar hub for me, and my recent visit today (August 19, 2025) reaffirmed why I keep coming back. The airport has a certain charm-compact yet functional, with a welcoming vibe that reflects Chattogram's warmth. Check-in counters are generally efficient, though peak hours can get crowded-pro tip: arrive early to breeze through. The staff are courteous, and I’ve always appreciated the local touch in their service. Security checks are thorough but quick, and the waiting areas are clean, with decent seating. The food options could use a bit more variety (more local delicacies, please!), but the existing cafes serve decent coffee and snacks to keep you fueled. The free Wi-Fi is a lifesaver for last-minute work or catching up on messages, though the signal can be spotty in some corners. Boarding is usually smooth, and the views of Chattogram’s lush landscape during takeoff are always a treat. One small gripe: the parking area could be better organized, as it felt a bit chaotic today. Overall, Shah Amanat is a reliable airport that gets the job done with a local flair. It’s not flashy, but it’s got everything you need for a hassle-free journey. Keep improving, and I’ll keep flying!

Shah Amanat International Airport serves as the gateway to Bangladesh’s bustling port city, Chattogram. As the country’s second-largest airport, it plays a vital role in connecting the southeastern region to both domestic and international destinations.

Shah Amanat International Airport, located in Patenga, Chattogram, is Bangladesh’s second-largest international airport, serving over 1.6 million passengers annually. The airport features a single terminal divided into international and domestic sections. The international terminal offers amenities such as a duty-free shop and snack bar, while the domestic terminal has limited facilities. Lounges like the Air Lounge and UCB Imperial Lounge are available, providing a comfortable space for travelers.   Transportation to and from the airport is facilitated by car or taxi, with a parking facility accommodating up to 400 vehicles. While the airport has undergone modernization efforts, certain areas require improvement. Facilities are limited, and cleanliness standards need enhancement. Additionally, reports have highlighted issues such as passenger harassment and extortion, particularly affecting first-time travelers and migrant workers.   In summary, Shah Amanat International Airport serves as a vital gateway for travelers to and from Chattogram. However, enhancements in infrastructure, amenities, and passenger services are necessary to elevate the overall travel experience.