🌊 Bangladesh's Hidden Gem: The Ultimate Cox’s Bazar Travel Guide

📍 Why Cox’s Bazar? Forget just Dhaka! Locals swear by Cox’s Bazar—home to the world’s longest natural beach (120 km!). Best time to visit? November to February—cool, dry, and perfect for exploring! 🌞 🚌 Getting There From Dhaka, hop on a Greenline bus straight to Cox’s Bazar. Day & night buses available Overnight sleeper bus (with privacy curtains!) is clean & safe. 💤 ✅ Book tickets: greenlinebd.com ✅ Pro tip: Overnight bus = save on a night’s accommodation! 🏨 Accommodation Hacks Skip online bookings! Prices on Booking/Agoda are inflated—bargain in person! Example: Listed at ¥269? Walk in and say "¥180!" 🌚 Success rate: 100% (tested & proven!) 🗺️ One-Day Itinerary 1️⃣ Morning: Explore Barmeez Market—vibrant local vibes! 2️⃣ Lunch: Try Rakhain tribal cuisine at Falonzee Restaurant—must-order Bamboo Meat ! 🍚 3️⃣ Afternoon: Tuk-tuk to Himchori for sunset! Locals pay 40 BDT, foreigners 5x more 😅 Heads-up: Some litter issues—don’t let it ruin the view! 4️⃣ Evening: Stroll Laboni Beach—serene & magical! 🌅 ⚠️ Must-Know Tips "Donation traps" near Buddhist temples—politely decline if pressured. Litter is widespread—manage expectations. Solo female travelers? Totally safe! Locals are friendly & English-speaking. Just stay alert & enjoy! 💃 #BudgetTravel #SoloAdventure #TravelItinerary #SafeTravels #Bangladesh #CoxsBazar #OffTheBeatenPath