
Ramu : This is a typical Buddhist village, it is about 10km
from Cox’s bazar,on the main road to Chittagong,
there are Monasnestices, Khyangs and Pagodas containing images of Buddha in
gold, bronze and metals inlaid with precious stones. Ramu is a village with a
sizeable Buddhist population. The village is famous for its handicrafts and
homemade cigars. One of the most interesting of these temples is on the bank of
the Baghkhali river.
Maheshkhali : It is a small island ( 268 square km ) off the
Cox’s bazar coast. It is about 10km by speedboat to the north
west of Cox’s bazar and standing on a hill is the
Moheskhali island. The island offers panoramic scenic beauty and is coverd by a
range of low hills, about 300 feet high. There is a 165 years old temple known
as Adinath temple. With the interesting history of its discovery, it is a most
attractive spot especially during the festive month of falgoon (February –
March).
Sonadia Island
: It is a crescent shaped island of only 9 square km. just opposite across
Cox’s bazar . this island is a paradise of migratory birds like petrel, geese,
ducks, curlew, spine, redshank, lapwing, whim bird and other birds and fowls.
The western side of the beach is sandy and different kinds of shells are found
on the beach. During winter season
fisherman set up temporary camps on the island and dry their catches of
sea fish.
Teknaf : It is 80 km south of Cox’s bazar is a pleasure spot
on the west bank of Naf river. This also marks the end point of Cox’s bazar
beach. A small town, it has arrangements for picnic hunting and boating.
Inani : This is another magnificent place to see. It is
about 32 km to the south of Cox’s bazar. Inani is full of stony beach and the
calmness and serenity of Inani is mind blowing.
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