Really, Kuakata is an interesting place in Bangladesh

hello steemitian friends, i am hasib.hope you are well.Let'sKuakata is a sea beach and tourist center in southwest Bangladesh . To the peasants, Kuakata is known as "the daughter of the sea". The Kuakata, with a beach length of 18 km, is one of the largest natural beach in Bangladesh. It is the only beach in Bangladesh where both sunrise and sunset can be seen.

Kuakata
Sagor Kantakyaktan Bangladesh Bangladesh Divisional DepartmentJelaputuakhali GailputjalakalapaiyaUnionLatapali time zone BSST (UTC +6)

Position

Kuakata is located in Latachapali union of Tamphara upazila under Kalapara upazila of the district. It is 380 kilometers away from Bhakna road, 108 kilometers from Barisal.

Population data

According to the 2011 census, the total population of Quaker is 9,077 and the number of families is 2,065.

History

The history of the arakan coming to the country is called kuakata. The word 'cua' comes from 'kup'. It is said that after the 18th century, the Mughal rulers were driven out of Burma by the Arabs and they started living in this region. Here, they have plenty to fill in the lack of water The well was excavated by the well or the coupe, the name of this region is Kuakata!

Tourist places

There are more tourist attractions nearby:

Fatrar Forest - Protected mangrove forest on the west side of the coast, which has been known as the 'second Sundarbans'; Quatara 'Kua' - At the beginning of the Rakhain Palli Keranipara near the coast of Kuakata, an ancient well is near a Buddhist temple; the boundary Buddhist temple - the ancient boundary Buddhist Temple is in front of the old well, which has a meditated Buddha statue made of octagonal metal of about thirty-seven minds; Karenipara - boundary The village of Rakhain Adivasis started from the Buddhist temple Ranipara; Alipore Port - Aliput, one of the largest fishery business centers in the southern part of Alupur, about four kilometers from Kuakata; A Buddhist temple in the country's oldest Buddhist monastery, which is about eight kilometers east of Okara, from the Kuakata beach, is the largest Buddhist statue of the subcontinent; The forest of Gangamati - The east side of the Kuakata sea beach Gangamatir Gangamatir or gajamatira jungle next to the canal.