In this episode, we will visit Sunny Point to Laboni Point via Shaibal Point in Cox's Bazar. We reached Madrasa Mor by local auto, coming from Sugandha or Kolatali Point and Dolphin Mor via Stadium Mor and Rupchada Mor. From Madrasa Mor, we walked to Sunny Point. On the way, we noticed a road leading to Naziratek Shutki village. From Sunny Point, we walked to Laboni Point via Shaibal Point, where we enjoyed a stunning sunset.
Cox's Bazar, the world's longest sea beach, offers many stunning sights, but nothing compares to the jaw-dropping sunset at Laboni Point. This iconic spot is a must-visit for anyone looking to witness the golden hues of the sun melting into the Bay of Bengal. As the sky transitions into a vibrant mix of orange, pink, and crimson, the serene waves create a magical reflection, perfect for capturing Instagram-worthy photos.
Laboni Point is not just a photographer’s paradise; it’s a peaceful escape for beach lovers. Stroll along the shoreline, feel the cool breeze, and immerse yourself in the tranquil ambiance. Don’t forget to explore the nearby shops offering authentic Burmese products or enjoy some mouthwatering local seafood delicacies.
A visit to Cox's Bazar is incomplete without experiencing the spectacular sunset at Laboni Point-a moment that will stay with you forever. Plan your trip today and soak in the beauty of this viral travel destination!
Later, we explored Sugandha Point at evening. ugandha Point in Cox's Bazar comes alive in the evening, offering a vibrant mix of activities and breathtaking views. Known as one of the most popular hangout spots, this area is perfect for those seeking fun, food, and scenic beauty all in one place.
As the sun dips below the horizon, the beach transforms into a serene yet lively destination. The gentle sound of the waves, combined with the glowing lights from nearby stalls, creates an unforgettable ambiance. Families and friends gather to enjoy exciting activities like 9D movies, toy train rides, and other kid-friendly attractions.
Sugandha Point is also a food lover’s paradise, with stalls offering a variety of snacks, including freshly grilled seafood and local delicacies. For shopaholics, the nearby Burmese markets are a treasure trove of unique items, from handcrafted jewelry to colorful fabrics.
Whether you’re capturing viral-worthy Instagram moments or simply unwinding by the beach, Sugandha Point in the evening is a must-visit destination. Don’t miss out on this top travel hotspot in Cox’s Bazar!
Finally, we walked to Sugandha Mor, admiring Burmese shops along the street.
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