Saint Martin Island, Bangladesh
Saint Martin Island, Bangladesh St. Martin's Island is an atoll located within the northeastern part of the Bay of Bengal, within the southernmost part of Bangladesh. it's located about 9 km south of Teknaf in Cox's Bazar district and 8 km west of the coast of Myanmar at t…
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Teknaf Beach, Bangladesh
Teknaf Beach , Bangladesh Teknaf is an upazila of Cox's Bazar quarter of Bangladesh. It's located in the most south- eastern corner of Bangladesh. Its distance from Cox's Bazar quarter headquarters is 86 km. Naf sluice flows through the eastern edge of Teknaf upazila; The …
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Cox's Bazar beach, Bangladesh
Cox's Bazar beach, Bangladesh C ox's Bazar is a sightseer city located in the south- eastern part of Bangladesh. It belongs to Cox's Bazar District of Chittagong Division. Cox's Bazar is notorious for its scenic beauty. It has the longest nonstop natural flaxen sand in…
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Perki beach, Chittagong,Bangladesh
Perki beach, Chittagong, Bangladesh There are multitudinous natural and man- made lodestones scattered each over Bangladesh. principally keeping these places in mind moment's event has a description of a sightseeing place. And moment it has been published about Chittagong's Par…
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Patenga beach, Chittagong, Bangladesh
Patenga beach, Chittagong, Bangladesh Patenga is a beach located 14 km south of Chittagong city. It is located at the mouth of Karnaphuli River. Patenga is a popular tourist center of Chittagong city. This beach was badly damaged in the cyclone of 1991. At present, the sea beach has a b…
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Sixty-domed mosque, Bangladesh
Sixty-domed mosque,Bagladesh Six Dome Mosque is an ancient mosque located in the southwest of Bagerhat district of Bangladesh. There is no inscription on the mosque. So there is no exact information about who built it or when it was built. But the architecture of the mosque leaves no …
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Paharpur Buddhist Monastery, Bangladesh
Paharpur Buddhist Monastery, Bangladesh Paharpur Buddhist Vihara or Sompur Vihar or Sompur Mahavihar is an ancient Buddhist Vihara which is now destroyed. Sri Dharmapaladeva, the second king of the Palavansh dynasty, was building this Vihara in the late 8th or 9th century. Sir Cunning…
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