Cox's Bazar beach.

Cox's Bazar Beach is a natural beach located in the Cox's Bazar district of Bangladesh. At 150 kilometers (93 miles) long, this beach is the longest natural beach in the world. Cox's Bazar is one of the tourist attractions. Every year a lot of tourists come here from different parts of the world.

The region has been part of the state of Arakan since the first decade of the ninth century. In 1616, the region was occupied by the Mughals. In time, the region came under the control of the Portuguese and later the British Empire.

The name Cox's Bazar comes from the name of Captain Hiram Cox, who was an officer of the British East India Company. Formerly Cox's Bazar was known as Palanki or Bakulia.

Kalatali Point is a part of Cox's Bazar beach which is located near Dolphin junction in Cox's Bazar city.

Sugandha Point is located north of Kalatali which is famous for its Burmese market.
Laboni Point is the most famous part of Cox's Bazar. Tourists usually gather here. This part of the beach is famous for safing, jogging, cycling and swimming.
There is also Inani beach. Black and green corals have made this place more beautiful.