KUAKATA SEA BEACH
Kuakata is a beach and tourist center in the southwestern region of Bangladesh. Kuakata is known as "Daughter of the Sea" to tourists.
Location: Kuakata is located in Latachapali Union of Kalapara Upazila of Patuakhali District. Its distance by road from Dhaka is 380 km, from Barisal 108 km
**History**
Kuakata is believed to coincide with the arrival of the Arkans to the land. The word 'kua' is from 'kup'. It is believed that Birkanis came to this country from Burma in the 18th century by the Mughal Shakas. Then they wrote Kuppan to fill the lack of fresh water here, at that time the name of this period became Kuakata.
**tour plane**
Kuakata is located 330 km from the capital Dhaka and 107 km from the district headquarters Barisal. Being a region of Patuakhali district, it is most convenient to reach any place here by road. But you can also go here by air. It will take 8 hours to go by bus from Dhaka. And you can also go the VIP route but of course the cost will be higher.
**Tour expenses**
From Dhaka our journey will start in the evening and stay 1 night at the Shieep and visit some more new places on the way to Kuakata, apart from this you can also go by luxurious AC bus.
**Key attractions**
Kuakata Beach: Famous for its breathtaking sunrises and sunsets over the Bay of Bengal, Kuakata Beach offers a unique opportunity to witness both from the same location. The wide sandy beach is perfect for leisurely walks, sunbathing, and enjoying the tranquil sea.
Gangamati Reserved Forest: Located at the eastern end of Kuakata, this forest is a haven for nature lovers. Explore the dense mangrove forest, home to diverse flora and fauna. The serene environment is ideal for bird watching and peaceful walks.
Jhau Bon (Jhau Forest): This man-made forest near Kuakata Beach provides a scenic spot for relaxation and picnics. The rows of Jhau trees (Casuarina equisetifolia) create a picturesque landscape and a cool, shaded area perfect for escaping the midday sun.
Fatrar Char (Fatrar Island): A short boat ride from Kuakata, Fatrar Char is an isolated island known for its untouched natural beauty. The island features pristine beaches, dense forest, and a tranquil environment, making it ideal for day trips and exploration.
Misripara Buddhist Temple: Discover the cultural heritage of the Rakhine community by visiting this temple, which houses a large statue of Buddha. The temple complex offers a glimpse into the local Buddhist culture and practices.
Lebur Char: Another charming island accessible by boat, Lebur Char is known for its scenic beauty and tranquility. It's a great spot for fishing, bird watching, and enjoying the peaceful coastal environment.
Kuakata Ecopark: This park offers a combination of natural beauty and recreational facilities. Visitors can enjoy walking trails, picnic areas, and the opportunity to see various wildlife species in their natural habitat.
Traditional Fishing Villages: Visit the nearby fishing villages to experience the local lifestyle and watch fishermen at work. The villages offer insights into the traditional fishing methods and the daily life of the local community.
From Dhaka it is better to go by the guide's specific route and the cost will definitely be less. The entire tour cost will be included in this package, if you want to go beyond it, consult the guide through the tour guide application.
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