See both the sunrise and sunset at Kuakata beach in Bangladesh ...

Kuakata is known for its beautiful scene magnificence of all encompassing shoreline, clear blue sky, the tides of the sound bashing on the shore and its mangrove timberland. The shoreline is around 30 kilometers long, 6 kilometers in broadness and arranged at the Lotachapli Union, Kolapara Thana, Patuakhali District. It's remarkable as there are no different shorelines in Bangladesh where you can witness both dawn and nightfall. Jhaubon (Jhau backwoods) is a dazzling spot in Kuakata which is near the shoreline.

Jhau woodland is set up because of activity taken by government. You can achieve Jhaubon by strolling from the shoreline. Jhaubon is secured by Jhau and coconut trees. It's a great place for watching the dawn. An Eco Park exists at Jhaubon zone which is an interesting spot for cookout or junket. Toward the east of Jhau backwoods, there is Gangamati Reserved Forest. So you should visit both Jhaubon and Gangamati Reserved Forest in the meantime. Jhaubon is a magnificent place to quiet down and exceptionally all around familiar for guests. Every year, numerous visitors come here for joy.
children are busy to playing and catching red crab

fisherman at kuakata

Haunted Story of Kuakata Beach

There are some secretive anomalous occurrences and frequented exercises at this place which happen at the ocean shoreline region from time to time and this is the thing that we really we are expounding on.

The Haunted Boat

The story was not from dependable sources, but rather still individuals use to trust that and some of them specifically claim to be witness.

The story is, One of the neighborhood father and child living at Musiullipara went onto angling and gathering fuel wood from the profound backwoods of Gangamati. Sooner or later in transit, them two felt parched. As it's seashore, drinking water was not that much accessible there. Along these lines, they began to burrow the seashore sand and abruptly their hatchet hit to something hard. As they burrowed more to perceive what it was, they found a wooden huge jug with brilliant covers and some gold made brightened sheets. The father and child continue burrowing a greater amount of the container and in the long run, the crate was getting greater. The more they burrowed, the greater it was getting and toward the end they found a huge vessel inundated under the sand. The vessel was looking valuable and old also. As it was nearly the sunset of the day, they canceled the day and thought to come back to the place at right on time of morning following day. Be that as it may, the following sunshine never happened upon the couple and they passed on while in transit to their home for some strange conditions.

Gossipy tidbits flew and soon individuals became more acquainted with about the covered pontoon loaded with gold and furthermore about the incidental passing of the father and child. From that point forward, the talk and recommendation resembled, the vessel was reviled by abhorrent creatures and chased also.

Till today, individuals of kuakata trust that the strange pontoon submerged on the shoreline is spooky and anybody endeavoring to investigate the watercraft will unquestionably pass on. A few episodes occurred meanwhile which fortified their accept and still individuals are similarly frightened of the submerged frequented watercraft.

Be that as it may, it's still barely accepted among the nearby individuals of Kuakata that the father and child's spirits are still enviously guarding the pontoon and along these lines appear to the general population who tries to take those, or even need to go by the street. Subsequent to being discovered dead at adjacent place after their demise, the nearby individuals found a significant number of the episodes and a considerable lot of them depicted as they were observer of the occurrences. The procured watercraft, which contained heaps of gold coins and significant metals is still there at that place between thick woodland of Gangamati. At whatever point individuals endeavor to go by the territory with either awful or great goal, the shadow of the phantoms show up there and attempt to terrify them with alarming commotions and yells until the point that the individual breaks. No significant demise or physical mischief were caused by the apparitions.
Haunted of Kuakata Beach-The Cursed Temple

Externally, there is another spooky story that lies among the general population of neighborhood towns and the Rakhain tribal also. It is about a legislature supported Buddhist sanctuary which is presently under development and expected to be supplanted with another sanctuary which got hurt amid the 1971 twister. The old sanctuary contained a 80 years of age metal Buddha.

The immense Buddha sanctuary is situated at Misry Para where the most elevated Buddha puppet can be seen. The 21 feet Buddha is situated at a place which is just 12 km far from primary Kuakata town. As Kuakata is a very famous place to the Hindus and Buddhists in light of the huge religious celebration called Rass Putnima and Maghi Purnima. On these two blessed events, huge numbers of the enthusiasts come and seem to wash up under the sacred sea water and furthermore to appreciate standard fairs. Among the guests of the celebration, it is enormously reputed that the Buddhist's sanctuary is reviled by fiendish soul and at particulars evenings, unsatisfied or incidentally dead souls of individuals turn out to love the fallen angel and make a contention against Buddha. Despite the fact that this story or talk have no exceptionally distinct witness yet at the same time it's a wide long gossip among the neighborhood individuals of kuakata and adjacent ranges.

Regardless of having gossip about the pair of father and child or the unnerving admirers of villain of the Buddha sanctuary, Still Kuakata is a standout amongst the most alluring wetlands of the subcontinent. The sandy shore will give off an impression of being speaking to the vacationers for the excellence of quiet sea water and all encompassing magnificence of shoreline.
temple of kuakata

statue of buddah