Explore Kuakata

Shagor Kannya is one of the most enchanting beaches in capita on the southern tip of Bangladesh. Many people worldwide consider it as a contender to the best beaches in the world due to its unparalleled horizons and sunset views. Prevented as the Daughter of the Ocean with its incomparable beauty and splendid panoramic sea beach the beach is recognized by many as one of the most stunning beaches in the world. The 18 kilometre-long stretch offers ideal sunbathing opportunities and sightseeing.

How to reach the Kuakata Islands :

Kuwakata can be accessed by close bus routes from every province in Bangladesh including Dhaka, and Bengal; through Patuakhali and Barisal roads. Don’t be surprised if it costs slightly more in the city but the roads are generally better so it makes a lot of sense. As intense as it may sound, another option is going to islands or rivers like Patuakhali-Barisal in the diaspora. A Patuakhali-Barisal run is an exciting option. Book your tickets well in advance or else you may end up having more than what you expected! Sometimes a long journey to Kuakata can be a bit hectic when you take to the roads to and from the city by air and vehicle. The best way to reduce this hassle is to avail of a flight to another spot called Barisal. From there you can rent a vehicle to take to Kuakata. That may mean that you will have a much more comfortable, and shorter

Some places to stay in Kuakata :

As a travel destination, the hotel and hotel resorts in a general area, such as the Kuakata, consist of many lodging options. Prices vary widely. Recent events in Covid-19 have helped make other accommodations more popular as families were planning to stay at those hotels. We suggest you shop and book in advance to have a good experience. The good thing is of also a 2/3 minute walk near the beach, so even though you had no choice, it was just a short commute to your favorite restaurant.

Attractive places to visit in Kuakata include Zoos, beaches, seafood restaurants

Kuakata stump on the sea beach is owned by the local government-owned company. It is called an embankment list. In front of Kuakata’s embankment, there is a GPS trail to many tourist attractions in Kuakata. Alongside the information on GPS, there is also advice on traffic rule and street food and their numbers. These have been designed especially for tourists. Apart from this, in the town, there is almost no tourist spot that you cannot visit without the assistance of a local person. Sunrise viewing is the main objective in Kuakata. Roads at the place are mostly unsealed, and thus, you will have to do some minor repairs to your cars and bikes. There is a small island where you can book your cruise boats to cross the Buriganga river. Reach there in time to avoid missing your first trip to Gangamati, otherwise, you will miss the best part – the sunrise. You’ll be able to visit the Kachchiguda (Crab Island) around March-October. Here you’ll find thousands of red crabs loitering by the sandy shore. At the beachside waterfront, the most basic and affordable type of fish at Kuakatum is dried ones known as FIKARIT. The fishermen can catch them at the beach, and once they are perfectly dried, they will be available on the market. At the market, you will see a wide variety of dried fish at affordable prices.

Kua literally means well in English, therefore Mishti Panir Kua (sweet water well) makes sense. The history behind the place’s name is really attested to by this well. You must travel to Keranipara (a tribe), where all Rakhaine people reside, to visit this well. The Rakhine immigrants who came to this area in 1784 as refugees really dug the well. This freshwater well was created since it was unsuitable for to use of seawater. Later, the location’s name was given to this well. Don’t forget to stop at the Seema Buddhist Temple after you’ve been to the well. This shrine is situated not far from Kuakata’s well. You can find an old Buddhist statue built of an octahedron there that weighs about 36 tonnes.

Last but not least, here are a few suggestions to make your vacation hassle-free and safe:

When traveling during monsoon, use caution because the tide stays high and the current moves very quickly.

Before jumping into the water, observe the signal and the warning signboard.

If you want to save money, feel free to haggle while hiring a boat or CNG.

Traveling in groups can help you save money.

Be friendly with the locals; they are generally very helpful.

To protect yourself from the sun, don’t forget your beach basics.