The Cox's Bazar sea beach has become a hotbed of tourists during the Eid holidays, as it is filled with massive crowds eager ...

Ferdous grew up in the capital city ... sand, young women flying kites, and fathers guarding their families' possessions as they swam. Freely roaming cattle are a common sight at Cox’s Bazar ...

Once again, thousands of tourists have flocked to Cox's Bazar during the extended Eid-ul-Adha holidays, eager to soak up the festive spirit along Bangladesh's longest sea beach.  The second day of Eid ...

For city dwellers yearning for an escape from their mechanical lives, Cox's Bazar stands as a beacon of ... inviting visitors to sink their toes into the warm sand, while the rhythmic sound ...

The Department of Environment (DoE) fined the mayor of Cox’s Bazar municipality Tk 50,000, finding him guilty of extracting sand illegally. Mayor Mujibur Rahman was fined after a hearing was held in ...

City-dwellers rush to the wetland next to a large area created by extracted sand to see the expanse of Kashful flowers blooming in the vicinity. Locals have named the place ‘mini Cox’s Bazar ...

With more than 100km (62.5 miles) of sand, Cox's Bazar has the world's longest uninterrupted natural beach. Since this long coastal line by the Bay of Bengal has rarely been explored, many feel it ...

Mocha largely spared the Bangladeshi city of Cox's Bazar, which initially had been in the storm's predicted path. Authorities had evacuated hundreds of thousands of people before the cyclone ...

The influx of tourists in Cox's Bazar is expected to continue until Saturday ... Some wandered across the vast beach, some rode horses, while some made sand motifs. Many relaxed under an umbrella ...