As the sun slowly dips into the western horizon, Cox’s Bazar transforms into a canvas of golden light and tranquil beauty.
The blue waves shimmer with hues of amber and crimson, captivating thousands of tourists who gather along the world’s longest sea beach to witness the enchanting spectacle.
From Kolatoli to Sugandha and Laboni points, the beach begins to fill up by late afternoon.
Some couples stroll hand in hand along the water’s edge, while others capture the mesmerizing sunset through their cameras.
The air rings with the laughter of children playing by the shore, and the rhythmic calls of local vendors add a vibrant pulse to the seaside atmosphere.
Tourists from across the country—including Dhaka, Chattogram, and beyond—say that a Cox’s Bazar sunset is a perfect antidote to fatigue.
“You have to see it with your own eyes to believe how magical it is,” said Sumaiya Rahman, a tourist from Dhaka, her face glowing in the fading light.
Lifeguards and members of the Tourist Police were stationed across key points to ensure safety as the festive evening unfolded.
Even as daylight gently faded into the horizon, the melody of crashing waves blended with the sound of joyous laughter—creating a timeless harmony that makes Cox’s Bazar evenings truly unforgettable.
By Abdu Rashid Manik
Photo: Abdu Rashid Manik
