Trip to Cox's Bazar

 



In last summer,I went to Cox's Bazar sea beach with my family.We decided to go there cause we liked sea.And the reason why we went there in summer?

Cause summer is the best time for enjoying sunrise, sunset and for bathing with nature.So,I went there with my mom and dad.And we stayed 7 days there.

Do you know what was my first favourite thing there? It's the view out of my bed room window. From my window I could see the sea beach very clearly and the night view was speechless.Sand looked like blue color.The water,sand,air and refreshments could everyone give peace and rest from entire problems.

The food vibes different.First of all ,I liked Loitta fry, spicy crab.And anyone could also try grilled Rupchada,Bhetki paturi, assorted bhortas.If anyone search something rich foods than could try sea fish kabiraji , food barbecue and also Ilishfish dishes.So, it's a very nice place for food lovers as well.

Afterwards,I also went to Inani Beach,a fantastic beach close to main Cox's Bazar beach.One could spend more joyful time there. It's 25 kilometers from main beach. It's water is very clean .So, anyone could bath and swim there. Furthermore,we also liked to enjoy mountains beauty.So, we decided to go on Himchori mountain. It's a place with full of mountains. We took ride on marine drive.

Once anyone reached this place, one's vision will be totally hypnotized.So,we stayed 5 days in Cox's Bazar and 1 day went by journey.And finally we decided that last day we will spent in Saint Martin, which is full of coral stones.On 4 hours boat journey we reached there.That beach is full of clean blue sea water coral stones and coconut trees which felt like the king of my world.I liked the night view very much.

We came back in bus.This was one of the most memorable trip in my life.Traveling in Cox's Bazar has always seen one of my dream.Our holiday went very fast.It felt like 7 days trip was spent in 1 day.While we were coming back my tears came out.All the memories flashed in front of my eyes.I will never forget the trip.

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