Located just 2 kilometers from Teknaf Zero Point, along the Teknaf River at the Bangladesh-Myanmar border, the Teknaf Jetty stands as a unique attraction. The Teknaf Transit Jetty’s remarkable structure offers functionality and natural beauty.
The Teknaf Jetty extends 550 meters into the river, featuring 11 spans and supported by 222 pylons. Officially inaugurated on October 11, 2018, it symbolizes modern engineering and is a vital transit point for travelers heading toward Saint Martin’s Island.
Numerous trawlers depart from the Teknaf Jetty daily, carrying eager tourists to the picturesque Saint Martin’s Island. This jetty is a crucial hub, ensuring smooth and efficient travel for locals and visitors.
The jetty has essential facilities like restrooms, a rest area, and parking spaces to enhance tourists’ experience. Adding to its charm, lush green Keora plantations line both sides of the jetty, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere.
On the Teknaf Transit Jetty, visitors simultaneously experience a rare and breathtaking view of Bangladesh’s Teknaf Upazila and Myanmar’s Rakhine State. The panoramic vista highlights the cultural and geographical closeness of the two regions.
Teknaf Jetty is more than just a transit point; it is a destination that offers a combination of modern amenities and natural beauty. For travelers seeking tranquility, stunning views, and a gateway to Saint Martin’s Island, Teknaf Jetty is an essential stop on their journey.
By Mohammad Morshed
Photo: Mohammad Morshed
