THE BEST Things to Do in Chittagong City-

Introduction:

Chittagong is the largest division of Bangladesh. The largest district of Bangladesh is located in Chittagong. Chittagong is the best division of Bangladesh in any field of education, culture, or politics. Chittagong district is located in the southeast of Bangladesh between 21°54' to 22°59' north latitude and 91°17' to 92°13' east longitude. The distance of this district from the capital Dhaka is about 259 km. Chittagong district is rich in biodiversity and surrounded by mountains. Chittagong district is called the queen of the East. Chittagong is also called the commercial capital of Bangladesh. Ayaton of Chittagong district is 5283 square km. The distance of this district from the capital Dhaka is about 259 km. The average temperature of this district is 33.4 degrees Celsius and the minimum is 14.15 degrees Celsius.

History of Naming of  Chittagong:

The list of Chittagong names is huge. So far, about 49 names have been found. Ramyabhoomi, Chatigaon, Chatigaon, Rosang, Chitaganj, Jatigram, etc. are worth mentioning. The history of naming Chittagong is huge. According to Asiatic founder Sir William Jones, the name Chittagong originated from the name of a small bird in the area. In the thirteenth century, 12 Auliyas came to spread Islam in this region. At that time they set up a lamp in a hilly place, in the local language of Chittagong, Chatti means Bhanti and Gaon means village, from which Chittagong was named Chatigaon. 1666 AD, the Mughal ruler captured Chittagong after defeating Arrans and named it Islam. When Mir Kashem Ali handed over Islamabad or Chargram to the East Company in 1760, they named it Chittagong. Today, Chittagong is commonly known as Chittagong and Chittagong.

 

Geographical Location:

Cox's Bazar is in the south of this district, Bandarban, Rajnamati, and Khangrachari districts in the east, Feni and Tripura state of India in the north, and Noakhali and Bay of Bengal are in the west. Besides, the island region is part of Sandeep and Chittagong. Among the major rivers of the Chittagong district, the Karnaphuli River, Halda River, Sangu River, and Muhri River are worth mentioning.

Population and Religion:

Chittagong Chittagong is the second largest district of Bangladesh in terms of Ayaton. According to the 2011 census, the total population of Chittagong district is 7,616,352. Population density per sq km. About 1,498 people. According to religion, 86% of the total population of this district are Muslims, 12% are Hindus and 2% are Buddhists and other religions.

Tourist Place In Chittagong:

Some of the noteworthy tourist places of the Chittagong district are the Patenga Sea Beach, Khoiyachara Water Fall, Sitakundo Eco Park, University Of Chittagong, Medosh Munir Ashrom, Panki Sea Beach, etc.

Patenga Sea Beach:

Patenga Sea Beach is one of Bangladesh's most beautiful and popular beaches. Just 14 km from Chittagong city. Located away. The popularity of this beach is increasing day by day as it is easily accessible to tourists. The length of this beach is 5 km. Both sunset and sunrise can be enjoyed simultaneously from this beach. If you want, you can go around the sea by boat.

Khoiyachara Water Fall:

Khayachra waterfall is one of the biggest waterfalls in Mirsarai upazila parishad. This waterfall adds a new level of charm with its height and 9 separate steps.

Sitakundo Eco Park:

Sitakundo Eco Park is just 35 km from Chittagong, now considered an extraordinary Paraton place. There are 2 springs named Sahasra Dhara and Supta Dhara. Waterfalls can fill your mind, but to see these waterfalls, you have to walk a long way. If you are an adventure lover then you can grab this opportunity. After entering the eco-park, you will find the stairs leading to Supt Dhara Jharna. Returning to the main road from Supta Dhara Jharna, you will find Sahasr Dhara Jharna. Sitakundo Eco Park also has many rare species of trees. Which will sharpen your concept of the tree subject.

University Of Chittagong:

Chittagong University was established in 1966 in the Fatepur Union of Hat Hazar Upazila of Chittagong District, the commercial capital of Bangladesh. The largest Chittagong University in Bangladesh has a total land area of ​​1574 acres. Chittagong University has a hanging bridge.

Medosh Munir Ashrom:

Suppose you want to relieve your fatigue with your family. In that case, you can visit Medosh Munir Ashrom, a Hindu pilgrimage site located on Karlina Hill in Ghol Khali Upazila of Patragram district, in a quiet environment close to nature. It is believed that from this place the worship of Durga started to gain popularity among the Bajalis of all over Bangladesh and later among other ethnic groups throughout India.

Panki Sea Beach:

Panki Sea Beach is just 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes away from Chittagong city. The green grass, red crabs, and blue waters of this sea beach, which is gradually becoming popular, are always ready to entertain travelers.

Conclusion:

Chittagong District is a treasure trove waiting to be explored, with its scenic landscapes, historical landmarks, economic significance, and cultural diversity. Whether you seek adventure in the Hill Tracts, a relaxing beach vacation, or a glimpse into the region's rich history, Chittagong offers a tapestry of experiences that will leave a lasting impression on any traveler. So, pack your bags and embark on a journey to discover the enchanting beauty of Chittagong.