Kuakata is Beautiful Place Of Bangladesh

Kuakata

Location: Extremism, Patuakhali.

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Daughter of the Sea kuyakata lilabhumi incomparable beauty. Kuakata beach in South Asia, where only you can enjoy the sunrise and sunset. Sun and sea chest ripped open sea rising sun hariya undoubtedly a great thing to take a look at the scene. Mong Rakhine people and the king of the sea, the salt water is used to ensure that the use of fresh water to the sea for two "wells" drilled. For well known in the area, "Kuakata. After the Rakhine community kuyakatasaha Khepupara, Kalapara, Galachipa, such as Taltali Rangabali and cleaning themselves in the bushes and started the cultivation and settlement.

How come?

Distance of 380 kilometers by road from Dhaka, Barisal, 108 kilometers from. Several bus from Dhaka to Kuakata directly. In the speed of transport, Sakura transportation Darshan multiple transport vehicle or bus sayedabada Kuakata to be able to come. Kuakata to you when the bus will come away from the beach and 00 meters. Rent 500-550. The bus from Dhaka to Kuakata takes about 1213 hours total time. Kuakata from Khulna to a BRTC buses at 7 am. Takes about 7/8 hour to go to Khulna. I come from the northern parts of the country from Saidpur border intercity Rupsha or come by train. BRTC night dragging the 7am bus to go Kuakata.

Where to Stay?

There are two bungalows and daughter Kuakata Sea Travel Holiday Homes. There are two LGED, Roads and Highways Department of the District Council of Culture Academy is a rest house in the Rakhine. If you live in these areas is to take prior permission of the Department. Tourism in the city has developed in the private uddyoge nearly a century of large and small residential hotel, motel. The modern standard of the hotel include a hotel nilanjana agreed, B-view hotel, the Hotel Golden pyareja, Beach-bheli hotel, hotel Family Homes, Kuakata Guesthouses, hotels Daughter of the Sea, the hotel Al Hera, hotel Akon, C-Garden Hotel, Hotel Several hotels and motels, including memory.

Credit: The tyurisama Bangladesh.