Amazing Kuakata: Sunrise & Sunset from the same beach!
We left Dhaka at dawn to embark on an amazing journey, heading by car to Kuakata, a hidden coastal gem marking Bangladesh's coastline.
We leave the urban bustle behind, our spirits filled with expectation, and embrace the tranquil landscapes that appear in front of us.
stunning view of a Mosque , sudden clicked
It starts with black clouds and it looks like the day would be rainy!
It would be 297 kilometers from my current residence which roughly would take eighth hours with few breaks.
We pause to enjoy a full breakfast as we approach the Mawa Ferry Station, a symphony of hunger rumbling within. Local culinary treats tempt our taste senses and give us a flavor of Bangladesh's rich culinary history.
The adventure continued as we began to ascend Padma Multipurpose Bridge, Bangladesh's longest bridge, which was 255 kilometers away.
Barifor Mango besides of hotel building!
As we resume our journey, we pass through lovely villages, beautiful paddy, jute, ladies fingers, green chilli, sugarcane fields, and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The welcoming nature of the natives.
Our journey is made better by the wonderful hospitality of the locals, who fully immerse us in the region's unique culture and traditions. We stopped several times for tea Breaks we feeds Street dogs most of the times.
Finally, we reach the charming coastal town of Kuakata. The Ocean View Hotel, which is tucked away close to the shore and offers ideal overnight accommodations, invites us in with its expansive views of the ocean.
We go outside as the day comes to an end to see the famous Kuakata sunset.
As the sun gracefully says goodbye, the beach comes to life with a kaleidoscope of hues, sending a beautiful light across the sky and the sparkling waves. We embrace the peacefulness Kuakata bestows as we stroll along the shore, savoring the peace of the moment.
The beautiful beach length known as 18km but including all attractions it would be more than that. There is numerous opportunities for travellers and beach authorities to make the beach one of renowned attractions for tourists.
our hotel from the beach
We find ourselves captivated by the seductive atmosphere of Kuakata under the starry sky. At a delightful coastal restaurant, a sumptuous dinner of freshly caught seafood is waiting for us. Here, we enjoy the flavors of the ocean while being gently caressed by the sea breeze.
we ordered two Tuna Fish and one Sea Koral for BBQ, it is really enjoyable having dinner in the beach!
Our hotel nearby so we came to the beach couple of more times and enjoyed the atmosphere till 2am.
Delicious seafood available at each beach including various kinds of sea fish, sea snails, octopus, squids and many more.
Beautiful Sunsets
We awaken to the musical symphony of crashing waves as a new day begins. We see the amazing beauty of the daybreak at Kuakata Beach as we are eager to explore. As the sun rises from the ocean's depths, golden hues paint the heavens, giving a mystical aura that inspires a deep sense of wonder and thankfulness.
delicious fish fry available near beach called "fish fry"
We carry on to Jhaubon, a "Evergreen Forest" that provides solace in the middle of nature. As we stroll through the green plants, we take in the cool air and enjoy the symphony of chirping birds and rustling leaves.
green jungle one side and Sea on the other side basically threse trees saved the people of costal area many times during Cyclone
We board a boat to Fatrar Char, a remote island off the coast of Kuakata, where the adventure's high point awaits. We dive in, drifting through the tranquil waves.
close to the edge of three river which meets the Sea here
We say goodbye to Kuakata as our time there comes to an end, taking with us fond memories and a deep appreciation of its beauty. Reflections of the peace and beauty of nature we were lucky to see in Kuakata decorate the ride back to Dhaka, making an enduring impression on our souls.
these are the ruins of Cyclone Sidr (15 November 2007) which took many lives (15000) and ruined the costal ecosystem.
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