Where & There

Let's lost in island Saint Martin’s, the one and only coral island of Bangladesh, is a small island measuring eight square kilometers. The visible landmass sinks during the tide. Alternatively called the pearl of the sea, it is about 10 km from the mainland at teknaf. The safest means of transport is the government-owned ferry which takes around two hours one way. Tourists have the option to spend a few hours and return the same day or stay for one or two days. Due to ferry’s timing, one and a half days tour is practical. Relaxation and fun on the picturesque place of blue sky and coconut trees, swimming in crystal blue water, snorkeling in the lagoon, and walking in the fresh air will be a lifetime experience. The seafood with its variety and taste has an appeal. There are a good number of hotels, guest houses, and eateries. There are a scuba diving facility and a sea turtle hatchery. Since it is a small island one can tour the entire area on foot in a few hours. The permanent res...

  Kuakata, located in southwestern Bangladesh, is a place of breathtaking natural beauty that captivates visitors with its unique charm and serene atmosphere. Known as the "Daughter of the Sea" and famous for its stunning sunrises and sunsets, Kuakata offers a mesmerizing blend of sea, sky, and tranquility. The beauty of Kuakata lies in its untouched and pristine beaches that stretch for miles, adorned with golden sands and gentle waves. The vast expanse of the Bay of Bengal unfolds before you, creating a sense of awe and wonder. The panoramic view of the ocean meeting the sky on the distant horizon creates a feeling of infinite expansiveness and freedom. One of the most enchanting features of Kuakata is the spectacle of its sunsets and sunrises. As the sun dips below the horizon or emerges from the sea, the sky transforms into a canvas of vibrant hues, with shades of orange, pink, and gold painted across the heavens. This daily celestial performance is a photographer's d...

  Jaflong is a picturesque and naturally diverse area located in the northeastern part of Bangladesh, near the border with India. It is situated in the Sylhet District within the Sylhet Division. Jaflong is renowned for its stunning landscapes, lush greenery, and unique features that make it a popular tourist destination. Key features and attractions of Jaflong include: Scenic Beauty : Jaflong is known for its breathtaking beauty, with rolling hills, tea gardens, and lush forests. The area is dominated by the Khasi hills of Meghalaya, India, which form a striking backdrop. Tea Gardens : The region is famous for its tea gardens, and visitors can take leisurely walks through the tea plantations to enjoy the refreshing scenery. The vibrant green tea bushes spread across the hills create a soothing and tranquil atmosphere. Stone Collection : Jaflong is also known for its stone collection activity, where local workers collect stones from the Dawki River, which flows down from India. The...

  Sajek Photo: Sajek was unexplored for a long time and it emerged as a tourist spot owing to it's natural environment.[citation needed] The place does not have modern tourist facilities and tourists visit for the nature and culture of the place.[citation needed] Though the valley is in Rangamati but to tourists prefer the route from Kagrachari to Sajek valley through Dighinala Bazaar, Bagaihat Bazaar and Machalong Haat.[citation needed] Major transport is Chander Gari which is like a four-wheel jeep. Introduction: Start your content with a captivating introduction that grabs the reader's attention. Briefly describe Sajek Valley's location, its significance as a tourist destination, and the main attractions it offers. Geography and Location: Provide information about Sajek Valley's geographical location. Mention that it's located in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, close to the border with India. Describe the valley's elevation, which contributes to its cool and p...