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Cox’s Bazar guides & itineraries

Everything you need to plan the perfect trip — from a 24-hour layover to a full week covering every neighborhood, park, market and local food spot in the region.

Itineraries

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48 hours in Cox's Bazar
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48 hours in Cox's Bazar
Make the most of a quick weekend with this focused 2-day itinerary covering 120 km of coastline, Buddhist temples, and the freshest seafood markets.
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One week in Cox's Bazar
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One week in Cox's Bazar
A full 7-day plan that includes 3 island trips, hill treks, and enough downtime to read a book under a palm tree without feeling guilty.
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Cox's Bazar in 3 days on a budget
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Cox's Bazar in 3 days on a budget
See the beach, hit the temples, and eat like a local for under $100 total—this itinerary proves you do not need deep pockets to enjoy the longest sea beach in the world.
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Cox's Bazar in 3 days, upgraded
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Cox's Bazar in 3 days, upgraded
Three days with a higher budget means private boats, resort spas, and the best seafood without checking the price—here is how to do Cox's Bazar in comfort.
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Day trips

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Day trip to Teknaf from Cox's Bazar
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Day trip to Teknaf from Cox's Bazar
The southernmost town in Bangladesh sits 90 km from Cox's Bazar and serves as the gateway to Saint Martin Island—spend a day exploring the fish markets, border views, and mangrove canals.
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Day trip to Maheshkhali Island from Cox's Bazar
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Day trip to Maheshkhali Island from Cox's Bazar
Just 30 minutes by ferry from Chakaria, Maheshkhali blends Hindu pilgrimage sites with salt pans and fishing villages—an easy day trip that sees fewer than 12 foreign visitors a week.
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Day trip to Ramu from Cox's Bazar
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Day trip to Ramu from Cox's Bazar
The Buddhist capital of Bangladesh lies 20 km inland and packs over 20 monasteries into a handful of villages—plan for 4 temples, one market, and the quietest lunch you will have all week.
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Day trip to Dulahazara Safari Park from Cox's Bazar
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Day trip to Dulahazara Safari Park from Cox's Bazar
Bangladesh's largest safari park sits 50 km north of Cox's Bazar and offers the rare chance to see Bengal tigers, elephants, and crocodiles without flying to the Sundarbans—bring binoculars and realistic expectations.
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Day trip to Inani Beach from Cox's Bazar
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Day trip to Inani Beach from Cox's Bazar
The cleanest, least crowded beach within 30 km of Cox's Bazar also has the best coral stones and swimming conditions—an easy half-day escape when the main beach feels like a carnival.
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Essentials

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Where to stay in Cox's Bazar
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Where to stay in Cox's Bazar
From $10 guesthouses behind the bazaar to $120 resorts with infinity pools, Cox's Bazar has 300+ hotels packed into 5 main zones—here is how to pick the right one without wasting money or sleep.
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When to visit Cox's Bazar
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When to visit Cox's Bazar
The beach is open year-round but only 4 months deliver the combination of dry skies, calm seas, and bearable heat—here is the month-by-month breakdown with real temperature and rainfall data.
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Getting around Cox's Bazar
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Getting around Cox's Bazar
The town runs on CNGs, motorbike taxis, and local buses that ignore every traffic rule—here is how to navigate 80 km of coastline without overpaying, getting lost, or ending up in a ditch.
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Money, tipping, and prices in Cox's Bazar
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Money, tipping, and prices in Cox's Bazar
The local economy runs on taka, vendors expect bargaining, and ATMs are unreliable—here is the real cost of meals, transport, and hotels plus when to tip and when to walk away.
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Safety and street smarts in Cox's Bazar
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Safety and street smarts in Cox's Bazar
Violent crime is rare but petty theft happens, traffic is anarchic, and harassment is an issue for solo women—here are the 15 rules that keep you safe, healthy, and sane.
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Food & drink

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Experiences

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