A picturesque view from Chander Para village in Jhilongja Union, on the outskirts of Cox’s Bazar town, is drawing the attention of both locals and nature lovers. Vast green fields, rain-filled wetlands, and the iconic Cox’s Bazar railway station rising in the background together create a stunning landscape.
During the monsoon, waterlogged fields add a fresh dimension to the scenery. Across the shimmering wetlands, one of the most architecturally distinctive railway stations stands prominently, creating a unique harmony between lush natural surroundings and modern infrastructure.
Local resident Jamal Hossain said the station looks particularly captivating in the soft morning light or beneath an overcast monsoon sky. Many visitors now pause at the location to capture photographs and share the picturesque views on social media.
People associated with the tourism sector believe the location has the potential to become a new attraction alongside Cox’s Bazar’s famous beach. The combination of rural landscapes and the iconic railway station in a single frame offers visitors a different perspective of the coastal district.
They said that with proper promotion and preservation, Chander Para in Jhilongja could emerge as a popular viewpoint for tourists seeking to experience both the natural beauty and modern landmarks of Cox’s Bazar.
By Mohammad Morshed
Photo: Mohammad Morshed
