📷 Mehediabedin · CC BY-SA 4.0Cox's Bazar Sea Beach
🏖️ BeachThe world's longest natural sandy sea beach, about 120 kilometres long.
📷 Fahad Faisal · CC BY-SA 4.0At a glance: Cox's Bazar is a district in Chattogram Division; the best time to visit is November to February; a visit takes 3 days; from Dhaka it takes 9-10 hours by bus.
Last updated: October 2026
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📷 Mehediabedin · CC BY-SA 4.0The world's longest natural sandy sea beach, about 120 kilometres long.
📷 Fatima.nisha · CC BY-SA 4.0A beautiful, quiet beach of rocky coral and blue water, 32 km from Cox's Bazar town.
📷 Mehediabedin · CC BY-SA 4.0A beach framed by hills and waterfalls, about 12 km from Cox's Bazar.
📷 Crysis Rubel, cropped by JamesA · CC BY 2.0Bangladesh's only coral island, reached by ship from Teknaf.
📷 Jaka Ahmed · CC BY-SA 4.0An island famous for the Adinath Temple and betel leaf farming, reached by ferry.
📷 Ekramul Islam Tuhin · CC BY 3.0An old 17th-century Buddhist monastery (vihara) and a huge Buddha statue.
Timetables change; check tickets and times at eticket.railway.gov.bd · Source: Bangla Wikipedia
Every number is from an official website, last checked on 8 October 2026. All numbers with their sources
The best time to visit Cox's Bazar is November to February.
Ways to get from Dhaka to Cox's Bazar: 9-10 hours by bus (from Sayedabad/Kalabagan), 1 hour 10 minutes by air, 8 hours by train. Trains from Dhaka that stop in Cox's Bazar district: Cox's Bazar Express and Parjotak Express.
Places to see in Cox's Bazar: Cox's Bazar Sea Beach, Inani Beach, Himchari, Saint Martin's Island, Maheshkhali and Ramu Buddhist Temple.
It takes 3 days to see Cox's Bazar.
Accommodation in Cox's Bazar: mid-range hotels in the beach area Tk 2,000-6,000 (approx.), luxury Tk 10,000+ (approx.).
The famous food of Cox's Bazar: shutki (dried fish), fried loitta and churi fish (Bombay duck and ribbonfish) and Cox's Bazar seafood.
Call 999 for the police, the fire service or an ambulance anywhere in Bangladesh; the call is free. Tourist Police, Cox's Bazar Region: 01320-159035. Tourist Police, Cox's Bazar Zone: 01320-159044. The Tourist Police 24-hour helpline is 01320-222222, and the fire service hotline is 102. The numbers of 9 police stations in Cox's Bazar are in the "In an emergency" section of this page.
Famous for: Shutki (dried fish), fried loitta and churi fish (Bombay duck and ribbonfish) and Cox's Bazar seafood
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