Friday, October 7, 2016

Tour to Kuakata

Tour to Kuakata






                                                                        Kuakata Sea-Beach





Kuakata in the district of Patuakhali only a few miles away to the south from Khepupara, is the longest sea-beach in the world.

This beach of enchanting beauty attracts thousands of tourists every year. The beach is 10 Kilometers in length and 2 kilometers in breadth. So the east there lies the dense woods named as Gangamati and to the west it stretched upto the border of the Sunderbans.

This is the only sea-beach from where one can enjoy the charming sight of both the sunrise and the sunset scenes. The beauty of Kuakata can only the enjoyed and not described. The best time of the year to visit the beach is winter.

If anyone wishes to enjoy the matchless beauty that nature could bestow on this spot lavishly. One may do so by reaching khepupara first and then to start for Kuakata by bus or by launch and there lies Kuakata a little ahead.






How to Reach 

By Bus:

A direct BRTC bus service is also available from Dhaka to Kuakata that leaves from Sayedabad Bus terminal at night takes 12 hours to reach Kuakata. These buses are clean and comfortable.

Direct bus route from Dhaka to Kuakata. “Sakura” costs around 450 Taka (US $6.00). It leaves every night at 10:30 from the Gabtoli Bus terminal near Technical More.

Try Online Ticketing:

Shohoz.coM

or

Busbd.com.bD



By Launch:

From Sadarghat big launches are available to Patuakhali/Barisal.
Starting Time: 5:30, 6:30 ,7  & 8.30 pm
Arrival time t: About 6 am next morning
Vehicle Name: Sunderbaan, Saikat, Sattar Khan, Achol , Surovi, Parabaat,







For Details info about Launch:

Launch Spotters Bangladesh



Barisal/Patuakhali to Kuakata:
If you want to go Kuakata from Barisal, at first you have to go Patuakhali/ Barisal. So you can choose Barisal “Rupatoli bus stand” or “Natullabad bus stand”. There are available Patuakhali or Khepupara bus services. You can choose any suitable bus from there. From Patuakhali/Barisal you can go kuakata by any local service. It will take about 5 Hours from Barisal bus stand and about 3.5 Hour from Patuakhali bus stand.



Where You Stay



Kuakata Grandhotel.Com

A  newly established hotel of 5* categories. But you have to reserve first.






Beach Haven
Contacts: Address: Kuakata Parjatan Area, Kolapara, Potuakhali, Bangladesh 
Mobile: 01730-021341

Not a bad one. nice area. Good room. just 5 to 10 minutes distance from main beach.






Hotel Shoikot

Kuakata P/A, Kuakata, Kolapara, Patuakhali, Bangladesh. List of room types and prices of Hotel Shoikot: Room Type Room Rent (BDT) Double Delux Tk. 500/- Double Economy Tk. 300/- * Price may vary depending on different factors.

Anandabari Guest House

Kuakata P/A, Kolapara, Potuakhali, Bangladesh List of room types and prices of Anandabari Guest House: Room Type Room Rent (BDT) AC Family Room Tk. 2000/- AC (Double) Tk. 1500/- Non AC (Double) Tk. 1200/- * Price may vary depending on different factors.

Hotel Golden Palace

Address of Hotel Golden Palace:

Kuakata P/A, Kolapara, Patuakhali, Bangladesh. List of room types and prices of Hotel Golden Palace: Room Type Room Rent (BDT) AC Double Room Tk. 1800/- 3 Bed (Family Suite) Tk. 1200/- Family Bed (Double) Tk. 700/- Twin Bed (Double) Room Tk. 700/- * Price may vary depending on different factors.

Hotel Sea Queen

Hotel-Sea-Queen-Kuakata


Or check:


Kuakata Hotels
Name:The Golden Palace
Contacts:Address: Kuakata Phone: +880442856005 Borishal Office:East Bogra Road,Borishal Mobile: 01711441622, 01711-884321

Kuakata Guest House
Contacts:Address: Kuakata Parjatan Area, Kolapara, Potuakhali, Bangladesh Phone: +880442856024 Mobile: 01719-589752, 01730-189152
Sagor Konna Resort
Contacts:Address: Kuakata Parjatan Area, Kolapara, Potuakhali, Bangladesh Mobile: 01711-181798, 01923-247454, 01822-842790 Dhaka Office: Mobile: 01713-442590, 01670-101014 Phone: 8314061
Hotel Mohana International Ltd
Contacts: Address: Hotel Mohana International Ltd. (Beside of Parjatan Lake) Phone: 04428-56175,56176 Mobile: 01715-154964, 01553725416

Hotel Ghos International
Contacts: Address: Kuakata Parjatan Area, Kolapara, Potuakhali, Bangladesh Mobile: 01199499907
AnondoBari Guest House
Contacts: Address: Kuakata Parjatan Area, Kolapara, Potuakhali, Bangladesh Phone: +880442856042 Mobile: 01716-916173, 01711-006026
Hotel Al-Hera
Contacts: Address: Kuakata Parjatan Area, Kolapara, Potuakhali, Bangladesh Phone: +880442856054 Mobile: 01712-491803, 01814-732631
Hotel Sagor
Contacts: Address: Kuakata Parjatan Area, Kolapara, Potuakhali, Bangladesh Phone: +880442856069 Mobile: 01558378109
Hotel Sea Queen
Contacts: Address: Kuakata Parjatan Area, Kolapara, Potuakhali, Bangladesh Mobile: 01719-085356, 01718-214361, 01926-184030

Watch Dawn and Dusk:

You may feel a heavenly charm when you can see the sunrise and sunset in Kuakata. Already I mentioned Kuakata is the only sea beach in South Asia where you can enjoy both dawn and dusk. For watching sunrise “Jhawbon” is the better place. It is only 15 minutes walking distance from hotel motel zone of Kuakata. Van and rickshaw are also available in this area


Visiting Time:

You can visit this beautiful spot at any time of the year, except when it is a season of storm.


Kuakata Tourist Activities:

  • Watching sunrise and sunset from the beach
  • Relaxing on the beach
  • Visiting the Buddhist temple and fishing villages
  • Going to the nearby forest reserve
  • Witnessing the Raash Purnima and Maghi Purnima festivities during the events.

Kuakata Traveller Quick Facts

Administrative Division: Barisal Division
Area: 3,204.58 km2 (1,237.3 sq mi)
Population: 1,444,340
Airport: Barisal Airport (IATA: BZL, ICAO: VGBR)
Local Transport: Cars, Bus, Rickshaw
Tourist Season:  November - February
Interesting Facts:
  • It is possible to watch both sunrise and sunset on the bay from the kuakata beach
  • The name kuakata has derived from the fact that early Rakhine settlers used to dig wells on the sea beach in quest of collection drinking water. The words kua means "Well" and Kata means "Dug".
Kuakata is a rare scenic Bangladesh Eco-Tourism destination located in the south west coastal area. It is just about 70 kilometers away from the district headquarters of Patuakhali, 320 kilometers from dhaka and about one hour trawler journey away from The Sundarbans. The beautiful sandy beach of Kuakata attracts scores of tourists as from this location one can watch both Sunset and Sunrise on Sea. This less freqented destination is often visited by tourists who also make a trip to The Sundarbans.
The sea beach at kuakata is about 30 kilometers long and 6 kilometers wide and gently slopes into the water. This allows tourists a pleasant bath or swim, a walk and lazy relaxation on the beach.

Kuakata Tourist Attractions:

  • The unique opportunity to fully view both Sunset and Sunrise exclusively on the bay.
     
  • Lines of coconut trees, and forests provide a sanctuary for migratory winter birds and provides the bird watchers an extra perk for coming to kuakata.
     
  • The picture perfect setting in a laid back environment where time comes to a standstill. It is a pleasure to watch the frolicking of the sailing boats, busy in surfing or fishing.
     
  • The Gangamati Reserved Forest, a remnant of the Sundarban, is in reachable distance and provides an opportunity of seeing a miniature mangrove forest.
     
  • Nearby Buddhist temple containing an idol of Goutom Budhdha, is also a common tourist destination. Two 200 year old wells are also present in the vicinity.
     
  • The fishing villages also provide an opportunity to learn about the fishermen's lives and customs. In exchange of some money they can even take tourists for a fishing trip into the bay. Fresh fishes can also be bought from this place.
     
  • During the "Rash Purnima" and "Maghi Purnima" Hindu and Buddhist devotees arrive here for a celebration and usually fairs are also arranged.



Tourist Spots in Kuakata






Visit Kuakata and enjoy this still unspoiled destination.




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