Have you been to the longest beach in the world?

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Bangladesh is yet to establish itself in the field of tourism, despite the abundance of natural beauty in the land. Many have yet to discover the wonders of Bangladesh, including the longest beach in the world. The beauty that unfolds during sunset is breathtaking and indescribable in words. Have a look at the longest beach in the world, through the lens of local photographers.


Brown UnicornNayeem Kalam
The fallen empire. Ata Mohammad AdnanThe most profound songMohammad MoniruzzamanThe leaning coconut treeAneendya SarkerEnd of another GenerationKamrul HasanAlfafa at the beach.Ata Mohammad AdnanDrowning in Happiness.Ata Mohammad AdnanThe 'dutch' pants.Ata Mohammad Adnan
Letting go...
 Ata Mohammad Adnan

Cox's Bazar
Ferdousi Begum
A family portrait.
 Ata Mohammad Adnan
The local jewelry
 Ata Mohammad Adnan
Wandering souls Ata Mohammad Adnan
Marine Fishing
Kamrul Hasanplaying on dreams...Ferdousi BegumCox's Bazar I Bangladesh ITanvirThe Golden KissNayeem KalamPeace of mindFerdousi BegumCoxs Bazaar - a look at the sunsetShahnewaz KarimSea shells on the sea shoreAta Mohammad AdnanUnwindAta Mohammad AdnanEternal love storyAta Mohammad Adnan  Fly Your Imagination 08Rezwan Razzaq  Banana-man 3Irfan Alam Into the blueAta Mohammad AdnanGone FishingMustakim TimurUntitledMustakim TimurCox's BazarAneendya SarkerSilent TrioRezwan Razzaqcoxs 2014Rasem Bappy


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