Cox's Bazar: The Longest Beach in the World

 

Cox's Bazar Sea Beach

Bangladesh is the largest delta in the world. The most interesting place on this island is Cox's Bazar. It is the longest tourist destination in the world and in Bangladesh. 

Every year there is a crowd of domestic and foreign tourists. Cox's Bazar actually offers endless opportunities to see mountains, seas, rivers, and plains at the same time. 

Standing on this beach is a magnificent view of the sunset. At present, efforts are being made to develop Cox's Bazar as an international standard tourist city. Which will play an important role in the economy of Bangladesh.

Cox's Bazar Beach is the world's longest sea beach ever.  

This Bangladesh is our green land of amazing beauty. Beaches are considered to be one of the elements of this beauty. Notable beaches in the country are Cox's Bazar and Inani, Kuakata in the Patuakhali district, and Patenga in Chittagong district. Among them, Cox's Bazar Beach is the longest natural beach in the world. The length of Cox's Bazar beach is 120 km. One of its features is that the whole beach is sandy. No existence of mud is found.

Location of the Cox's Bazar Beach

Cox's Bazar is located on the shores of the Bay of Bengal, about 155 km south of the port city of Chittagong. It is a district town. Cox's Bazar is the longest beach in the world located in this city. It stretches for 120 km continuously from Cox's Bazar city to Badar Mokam. Inani Beach is 25 km away from Cox's Bazar Beach and 8-10 km south is Himachari.

History of Cox's Bazar Beach:

Every place has a history behind its name. The history of Cox's Bazar beach is known to have been disturbed in 1898 in the Arakan region of Burma (Myanmar). As a result, the Bengalis were expelled from there. These exiled Bengalis took refuge in present-day Cox's Bazar, Ukhia, Gundam, and other areas. At that time Captain Cox, an ambassador of the East India Company, was working at the royal court of Burma. He rushed to Cox's Bazar to supervise and distribute relief goods to the refugees under the direction of the company. At that time the whole area was full of mosquitoes and forests. The lack of clean water made people uninhabitable. Captain Cox felt uncomfortable in such an environment but did not leave the refugees. Rather he continues to work for them. At that time the name of this seashore was 'Falking'. Captain Cox finally died here in 1802 and the place was named Cox's Bazar after him.

Cox's Bazar beach is one of the hearts of entertainment:

Cox's Bazar, the longest beach in the world, is considered as one of the lifeblood centers of entertainment. It is one of the healthiest places in the world. There are various facilities including speed boats, beach bikes, and water scooters to entertain the tourists. But recently a new dimension has been added to the entertainment at Cox’s Bazar beach. Parachutes have been launched to fly in the sky. In addition, various concerts and sports are being organized on the occasion of special days to increase the attraction of domestic and foreign tourists.

Cox's Bazar Beach contributes to economic development:

In today's world tourism is a billion-dollar industrial medium. Tourism is the best industry of the century and the largest industry in the world. Bangladesh is not far behind. The tourism industry is making a significant contribution to the economic development of the country. However, apart from Cox's Bazar beach, the tourism industry of Bangladesh cannot be imagined.

Bangla Flower All The Year

All photos in this post are shoot by Nikon D3400, lens 18~55

Non-professional photographer Waziullah Wasti. 

What should I not do absolutely when visiting Rome?

The City Rome

Rome Visiting Traveler Should Avoid Some Important Things

Do not try to bathe in a fountain. In movies, they do it all the time, but in real life you can receive a large fine for that.

Do not show that you have a lot of cash and be careful with pickpockets, especially in the subway or on crowded tourist buses such as 64.

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Do not eat in places where an external person invites you to choose them or some kind of "tourist menu". It may not always be bad frozen food, but it usually is. Visit Tripadvisor or The Fork instead, choose places away from the tourist areas where locals go. There is no one outside, they simply do not need to attract people, customers usually call to reserve the best places.

Don't forget that the price of a coffee in a bar can be different at the counter and at the table.

Do not order pasta and cappuccino together.

Don't forget to see hidden, less crowded and still beautiful places, such as Piramide, Cimitero Acattolico, the Centrale Montemartini museum and the San Paolo church kiosk, to say something in an area that can be done in half a day.

This is personal, some people may disagree, but I will say it anyway: don't stand in line for the Bocca della Verità and don't pay to take a picture with her. It is totally overrated.

Don’t go against the dress code when you’re visiting churches. Baring your shoulders and wearing shorts are not allowed.

Don’t forget a pair of binoculars to marvel more closely at the intricacies and awe-inspiring details of the churches and basilicas. Many of their roofs and ceilings are truly magnificent.

Don’t be late for the Pope’s public hearings at the Vatican, which happen every Wednesday. Even if you have a ticket, seating is sparse, so you should be there around 5 a.m.

Don’t miss out on a stunning sunset on the hill of the Trastevere district. It’s breathtaking!

Don’t plan to visit museums on a Monday, since all the public ones are closed. Craft your itinerary accordingly and visit other attractions on that day instead.

Don't miss Gelateria dei Gracchi, the ice cream there is very good.

Do not judge if the things you see are different from what you are used to, just accept the Roman experience and you will not be disappointed.

Photographic Basic for Beginners

How do learn to handle artistic photos?

If we shrink from a photograph into a whole object and decompose it into its elements, it turns out that any photograph is based on two elements:

Tell the tone

Colour component

The main task of the process is to understand the intricacies of tone, the intricacies of color, and ultimately what you want to see.

Experienced reducers or photographers first process the tonal elements, then the color component. This reduces the risk of processing defects and allows you to keep the strength and color of their expression cleaner.

It cannot be argued that this sequence alone should be processed. There are always exceptions. But it is better to stick to this line of processing.

Where to start processing photos?

Explore the selected photo until you understand what you want to do.

No need to rush to move sliders or look for a thousand and one presets for beginners.

The key point of any process is the artistic purpose, which is embedded by the process.

Not found?

Leave this shot and look at another.

During my training, I noticed that I could not figure out how to handle simple walks.

After I realized that they were not interesting to me, I stopped wasting my time and deleted the process.

Weed out uninteresting images. This is the second thing you need to learn.

Do not waste time processing images that you know will cause boredom. It is better to remove something that is interesting and takes care of processing and retouching.

The essence of the process is to emphasize the positive sides of the law while covering up the negative and removing all that is unnecessary.

Basics of stone processing

Have you decided how you want the image to look after processing?

If so, consider that you have done most of the work. This is to understand how to achieve the intended result.

What do you like about the tonal part of the photo?

Is it dark or too light? Is it too contrasting or dull?

Are there any lighter and more eye-catching areas from the main elements of the law?

So fix it.

Tonal editing tools are included in any photo editing software such as Photoshop, Lightroom, GIMP, or Capture One.

10 DSLR Cameras for new Photographers

How to find the top 10 budget camera for a beginner photographer 

Photography is a hobby of many. But now many are not just hobbies, working as professional photographers. And for this, you need a DSLR camera.

In the beginning, many people could not buy the camera of their choice due to lack of budget. So new photographers prefer cameras that can take good pictures with a budget. Tech radar.com, a technology website, has reported 10 such cameras.

1. Nikon D3300

Nikon's D3300 model is a great camera for new photographers. At 24.2 megapixels, this camera works just like Nikon's other DSLR cameras. However, the price is relatively low. However, its weakness is that it does not have an articulated touch-screen display or Wi-Fi connection.

1. Sensor: APS-C CMOS
2. Megapixels: 24.2
3. Lens Mount: Nikon DX
4. Screen: 3 inches, 9 lakh 21 thousand dots
5. Continuous shooting speed: 5 fps
6. Maximum video resolution: 1080 pixels
7. Prices start at USD 339

2. Canon EOS 650D (Rebel T7i)

With this camera, you can take great bright pictures for high ISO sensitivity. Its megapixels are 24.2. The Canon 650D camera has an advanced autofocus and exposure metering system. There is also built-in Wi-Fi and NFC.

1. Sensor: APS-C CMOS
2. Megapixels: 24.2
3. Lens Mount: Canon EF-S
4. Screen: 3-inch articulating touch-screen, 10 lakh 40 thousand dots
5. Continuous shooting speed: 5 fps
6. Maximum video resolution: 1080 pixels
7. Prices start at USD 584

3. Nikon D5500

The Nikon D5500 is comparable to the Canon 650D. Nikon's D3000 series of cameras were created with the goal of giving DSLR cameras a lower price for new photographers. It has touchscreen control, built-in Wi-Fi. Its megapixels are 24.2.

1. Sensor: APS-C CMOS
2. Megapixels: 24.2
3. Lens Amount: Nikon DX
4. Screen: 3.2-inch articulating touch-screen, 10 lakh 40 thousand dots
5. Continuous shooting speed: 5 fps
6. Maximum video resolution: 1080 pixels
7. Prices start at 739

4. Canon EOS 60D (Rebel T8S)

The next two versions of Canon's EOS 600D camera are the EOS 750D and EOS 80D. Although the technical aspects of the two cameras are close, these two cameras differ from the EOS 700D in terms of appearance. The body of the camera has a thumbwheel and a top plate LCD display. Such features are found in Canon's high-powered cameras. The EOS 650D camera is also relatively light in weight.

1. Sensor: APS-C CMOS
2. Megapixels: 24.2
3. Lens Mount: Canon EF-S
4. Screen: 3-inch articulating touch-screen, 10 lakh 40 thousand dots
5. Continuous shooting speed: 5 fps
6. Maximum video resolution: 1080 pixels
7. Prices start at 749

5. Nikon D5300

Nikon's D5300 camera has a 24.2-megapixel sensor with an identical maximum ISO 25600 sensitivity. The touchscreen of this camera is not a very convenient feature but it has GPS.

1. Sensor: APS-C CMOS
2. Megapixels: 24.2
3. Lens Mount: Nikon DX
4. Screen: 3.2 inches articulating, 10 lakh 36 thousand dots
5. Continuous shooting speed: 5 fps
6. Maximum video resolution: 1080 pixels
7. Prices start at USD 510

6. Canon EOS 600D (Rebel 5i)

This camera was first released in 2010. However, it is still a very good camera for learning photography. It has a nine-point autofocus system and Wi-Fi connectivity.

1. Sensor: APS-C CMOS
2. Megapixels:16 megapixels
3. Lens Mount: Canon EF-S
4. Screen: 3-inch articulating touchscreen, 10 lakh 40 thousand dots
5. Continuous shooting speed: 5 fps
6. Maximum video resolution: 1080 pixels
7. Prices start at USD 498

7. Canon EOS 100D (Rebel SL1)

When the camera was released in March 2013, it was the smallest DSLR camera in the world. It has a 16-megapixel APS-C format sensor. 3-inch touch-sensitive screen.

1. Sensor: APS-C CMOS
2. Megapixels: 16
3. Lens Mount: Canon EF-S
4. Screen: 3-inch touchscreen, 10 lakh 40 thousand dots
5. Continuous shooting speed: 4 fps
6. Maximum video resolution: 1080 pixels
7. Prices start at USD 381

8. Canon EOS 1300D (Rebel T7)

The 1300D camera has the same sensor as the 1200D. This is a good camera for hobbies or learning to take pictures. It has built-in Wi-Fi and NFC technology. It has a 3-inch screen.

1. Sensor: APS-C CMOS
2. Megapixels: 16
3. Lens Mount: Canon EF-S
4. Screen: 3 inches, 9 lakh 20 thousand dots
5. Continuous shooting speed: 3 fps
6. Maximum video resolution: 1080 pixels
7. Prices start at USD 398

9. Canon EOS 1200D (Rebel T5)

Canon's 1300D and 1200D cameras are almost identical. It has a 16-megapixel sensor. There are also 3 fps continuous shooting speed.

1. Sensor: APS-C CMOS
2. Megapixels: 16
3. Lens Mount: Canon EF-S
4. Screen: 3 inches, 4 lakh 60 thousand dots
5. Continuous shooting speed: 3 fps
6. Maximum video resolution: 1080 pixels
7. Prices start at USD 324

10. Pentax K-50

Pentax has a reputation for bringing good DSLR cameras at low prices. Pentax K-50 and so on. This camera is quite good for taking pictures in any light. The lenses of this camera are made in Weather Resistant (WR) technology. However, not all types of lenses can be used in this camera.

1. Sensor: APS-C CMOS
2. Megapixels: 16.3
3. Lens Mount: Pentax K.
4. Screen: 3 inches, 9 lakh 21 thousand dots
5. Continuous shooting speed: 6 fps
6. Maximum video resolution: 1080 pixels
7. Prices start at USD 432

Travel Tips for Rainy Season

Travel preparation and caution in the rainy season

Travelling in the rainy season is more or less everyone's choice. But to make the journey comfortable and safe at this time, some extra preparation, some caution is required. Following the below tips will make your rainy season trip more enjoyable.

Travel Clothing for Rainy Season

Always choose light clothing when travelling in the rain. Wear some synthetic blended fabrics, excluding cotton. Absolutely avoid thick especially jeans. In general, take clothes that dry easily even when wet. Don’t forget to take with you enough underwear. Wear light and comfortable three-quarter sports pants or trousers when travelling in the mountains.

Travel Shoes for Rainy Season

In the rainy season, choose shoes according to the place of travel. When choosing shoes or sandals for hiking in the mountains, use trekking sandals or shoes that do not slip. You can use gumboots to travel somewhere in the jungle or on the plains. Take with light rubber sandals for normal time use.

Travel Bag for Rainy Season

I want the travel bag to be correct when travelling in the rainy season. Very good if you can take a waterproof bag. If not, there is no problem. Always carry a plastic bag larger than the one you have. If there is a possibility of veggies, fill the travel bag inside the bag.

Camera care for Rainy Season Traveling

Anyone who travels without a camera remains incomplete. The camera is therefore essential when travelling. But in the rainy season, many people take care of the camera. So when you go out on a trip in the rain, keep a big plastic bag in your camera bag. Keep a large packet of silica gel inside the camera bag to protect it from fungus. At the end of the day wipe the camera, lens with a clean dry cloth.

Cruise Selection Rainy Season Traveling

Many people prefer boating in the rainy season. But before you go out on a cruise at this time, know the weather forecast. When travelling on a large river, choose a good boat. Do not stay under the open sky when lightning strikes.

Sea Travel Rainy Season 

Sea travel in the rainy season requires a little extra caution. In the rainy season, the sea is always rough. Before you go swimming in the sea, you must know the time of high tide. Do not go swimming in the sea at low tide.

Travel in the Mountains During Rainy Season 

News of landslides came in different places during the monsoon. So avoid risky hills when travelling in the rainy season. Use the walking stick to climb the hill. Never rush to get up. In the rainy season, many mountains are infested with leeches. You can wear long socks to live with shoes from the leech. Mountain springs accumulate algae during the monsoon season. So walk carefully. If you don't know how to swim, don't go down to the pool.

Travel in the Forest During Rainy Season 

If you travel to the forest in the rainy season, you have to be extra careful. Snake infestation is more prevalent in the forest during the monsoon season. So be careful. The walking path inside the forest can be slippery. So be careful and happy travel.