Nature has turned vibrant along the Cox’s Bazar-Teknaf Marine Drive as rows of krishnachura trees burst into bright red and orange blooms despite the intense summer heat.
The stunning floral display on both sides of the scenic coastal road is drawing the attention of tourists visiting the world’s longest natural sea beach.
From a distance, the flower-covered trees appear like colourful ornaments carefully arranged by nature itself.
Many tourists travelling along Marine Drive have been stopping their vehicles to take photographs, record videos, and enjoy the breathtaking scenery.
Local resident Jamal said krishnachura flowers bloom every summer, but this year the beauty seems even more striking.
He said the combination of the blue sea, green hills, and rows of red Krishna trees has created a unique atmosphere along Marine Drive.
Tourists said the colourful blossoms were adding a sense of comfort and tranquillity to their journeys, despite the scorching heat.
Many tourists described the flower-lined road as one of the most attractive natural features of Cox’s Bazar during the summer season.
By Mohammad Morshed
Photo: Mohammad Morshed
