Cox's Bazar             

Cox's Bazar is a land of immense natural beauty. Cox's Bazar is unique because of its unique combination of seas and mountains, rich socio-cultural heritage, multi-religious and multi-biodiversity, and unique features of nature. The 60 km long road from Cox's Bazar city to Teknaf has crossed the sea and mountains. The longest marine drive in the world, built along the longest beach in the world.

Sundarban           

The Sundarbans is the largest mangrove forest in the world. There is an opportunity to take pictures of wildlife with the help of a camera. In addition to the world-famous Royal Bengal Tiger, Chitra deer, other wildlife is easily available. However, the issue of security must be considered. You can easily get the opportunity to meet and talk with fishers, basalis, and morals. At night, the serene beauty of the Sundarbans and the beauty of the river sea are amazing. Apart from these, there are numerous tourist attractions around the Sundarbans.

There are many places of interest in the Sundarbans - Karamjal, Katka, Kachikhali, Bird Char, Dimer Char, Tikona, Herbaria, Kokilmoni, Hiranpoint, Dublarchar, and Alorkol. These spots are the main tourist attraction. Karamoja in the Sundarbans can be reached in just 1 to 1.5 hours from Mongla. Here is the Forest Department, crocodile breeding farm Kachikhali, which has the beauty of the Sundarbans. Kachikhali is the most interesting place for those who are thirsty for travel. Then Katka and Hiranpoint. It takes 12 to 14 hours to reach these 3 points by a trawler from Mongla. There is a Watch Tower in the forest. The beautiful Sundarbans can be seen at a glance from this tower. Dublarchar and Alorkol can be reached with a little more time. From here, travel-thirsty people gather to watch the sunrise and sunset. As if the sun rises from the water and sets again. Everyone applauds to see this scene. If you go to Dublarchar, you will see a temporary fishing village in the Bay of Bengal.

St. Martin               

St. Martin, the only coral island in Bangladesh. Around which the sea and the blue of the sky blend into one.

 St.Martin's blue sandy beach and the relentless roar of the sea have turned it into a blue kingdom. It is as if nature has poured out its beauty here. 

Known as the 'Paradise of the South, the island is lined with coconut groves and swarms of gannets. Sitting on the beach and immersing yourself in the gentle breeze, the enchanting softness of the Keya forest and the sea is instantly captivating.

Sajek Valley

Who doesn't want to run after the white clouds? It’s hard to find people who don’t want to get lost in the cloud raft talking to the clouds in the sky. But in this city of concrete, the clouds have a responsibility to reach. But if you want to get lost in the kingdom of clouds and float on the raft of clouds, there is a place in our country surrounded by amazing beauty. Where you can not only see the clouds but also reach all the wonderful glory of nature together. I was talking about Sajek Valley, 
One of the most beautiful places in Bangladesh known as the Kingdom of Clouds. Sajek Valley is said to be the most beautiful place in Bangladesh. Why or why not! All the beauties of nature seem to have come together. Sajek Valley is the most beautiful as well as the largest union in Bangladesh.

Jaflong

The mind is instantly absorbed in the enchanted softness Jaflong in Sylhet is called the green land of natural beauty. The daughter of nature also has a different identity. It is as if nature has decorated this town in the northeastern part of the country bordering India. So every year, a large number of tourists flock here to see the beauty of Jaflong. Jaflong also changes its form with the seasons. Diversity comes in beauty.
When it rains, you can see innumerable springs coming down from the hills on the other side. Tourists are mesmerized by the sparkle of sunlight on the green waterfalls and the clouds floating on the mountains. Jaflong appears in another form in winter. All-around then the greenery, the deep forest on the top of the hill. As a result, Jaflong can be a suitable place to visit in winter and monsoon. Two rivers have flowed through Jaflong. Dhalai and Plain. This river has brought two uniqueness to Jaflong.

Tourists are also fascinated by the sight of thousands of workers lifting stones by diving under the water of two rivers. This ‘diving game’ of men and women can be seen in the river water from dawn to dusk. The beauty of Jaflong is enhanced by the suspension bridge between the two hills over the Daiki River across the border. Mountains, water, beers, rocks, fountains all together, Jaflong is like a fairytale kingdom.