BBF Tourism
Dhaka – Narayanganj – Narsingdi – Munshiganj – Gazipur – Manikganj – Tangail – Mymensing – Rangpur – Dinajpur – Rajshahi – Khulna – Barisal – Comilla – Rangamati – Sylhet – Cox’s Bazar – Kuakata – Bandarban – Chottogram – Saint martin
We have already discussed about the distance from Dhaka to all districts in Bangladesh. It takes about 10-12 hours to travel the 390 kilometers from Dhaka to Cox’s Bazar. To get you on the road in one piece, 17 different reputable bus companies provide tickets on different web platforms along this route. The cost of a bus ticket in Bangladesh can be anywhere from BDT 1050 to BDT 2700.
Tourists will love Cox’s Bazar since it is located at the perfect spot where the sea and the hill meet. People from all over the world flock there on vacation, making it Bangladesh’s most popular tourist attraction. There are lots of reputed hotel you can stay in Cox’s Bazar.
City in the country’s southwestern corner, on the Bay of Bengal. Getting there will take you about 400 kilometers from Dhaka, the country’s capital.
From Dhaka, you can drive to Cox’s Bazar or take a plane. Both directions of this trip are equally enjoyable. If you fly, your trip will be quick, but if you drive, you’ll get to see the beautiful countryside.
Here are the ways of traveling Dhaka to cox’s Bazar:
01. By Air
From Dhaka to Cox’s Bazar, there are at least 6-8 flights per day. Flying time between Dhaka and Cox’s Bazar is roughly an hour. We work with reliable partners like Biman Bangladesh, Us-Bangla, Regent, and NovoAir to deliver the best possible service to our customers. There are daily flights available on NovoAir and Us-Bangla, but other airlines have set days for flights that may be easily booked online. Cox’s Bazar is easily accessible via airplane, making it the ideal choice for those who are short on time or who would rather not waste it traveling there.
If you’re looking for a sumptuous flight, there aren’t many rental helicopter services that can get you there. During your travels, you will be able to enjoy the scenic vistas and several rivers running beneath the surface. However, it’s pretty pricey and hard to get to.
02. Bus Service
The most common and convenient way to get to Cox’s Bazar is by bus, and it also happens to be the cheapest. On a daily basis, hundreds of buses leave Dhaka towards that location. Depending on the amount of traffic, the trip could take anywhere from eight to nine hours.
It’s important to note that bus services can vary. There are luxury buses, including sleeper coaches, available. The majority of buses are air conditioned. However, there are also several bus routes that do not feature air conditioning if you are looking for the cheapest option.
There are often two stops along the route. Every two to three hours, you’ll get a break to unwind. There are places to eat out where you can get some good grub and grab some snacks to bring on the road. Free meals are offered on some of the more luxurious bus services.
The bus companies Greenline (expensive), Shyamoli Paribahan, Nabila Express,Desh tours, Shohagh, and Hanif Enterprise have earned a stellar reputation.
AVAILABLE OPERATORS
- Desh Travels
- Senjuti Travels
- Green Line
- Saint Martin Roadmaster
- Saint Martin Love Express
- Shyamoli NR Travels
- Relax Transport
- New T.R Travels
- Khadiza VIP Service
- Relax Premium
- Bipul Enterprise
- Saint Martin Paribahan
- Nabila Express
- S.Alam Service
- Green Saint Martin Express
- President Travels
- Senjuti Travels
- Saintmartin Heritage Travels
- Super sony
- Imperial Express
- Heritage Travels LTD
- Saintmartin Plus
- Dhaka Express
- Jeddah Express
03. Trains
Unfortunately, getting to Cox’s Bazar from Dhaka via train isn’t an option. Please use public transportation. Getting to Chittagong requires either a bus ride or a vehicle rental. To reach Chittagong, you can board any one of more than five trains. Some of them are express and some are local. For a more luxurious experience, choose the express train’s premium car. Food and drink can be purchased at onboard eateries. Names like the “Chittagong express,” “Turna,” and “Nishita” all signify excellent train travel.
If you’re looking for a relaxing trip, your best bet is to skip the local train altogether because of its frequent stops and lack of air conditioning.
04. Rental Cars and Ride Sharing
Hire a car or microbus for a pleasant trip where you can stop for scenery and coffee. It’s better for family travel.
Driver-driven rental services can get you there safely. You can drive a rented car. They charge extra for the driver service, but you can enjoy the journey with your travel companions.
You may rent Uber too. Because Uber isn’t available beyond Dhaka, you’ll have to pay hourly. It may cost extra, but it’s worth it.
As you can see, there are many ways to go from Dhaka to Cox’s Bazar. You may order online.
05. Tour Agent
There are a variety of tour and travel agents available to choose from. During the tour, they will be in charge of managing everything for their royal passengers. You are required to pay them an amount that corresponds to the tour package that you select and the facilities that you require.
