We are all aware of Bangladesh's magnificent natural beauty. My good fortune is that I reside in Chittagong, a stunningly green city in Bangladesh. Around three years ago, I visited Saint Martin, Bengal's most picturesque beach. One cannot emphasize St. Martin's beauty. St. Martin is surrounded by flora in addition to the azure sea. Saint Martin, one of the world's most popular tourist destinations, is situated in Bangladesh's Cox's Bazar district's Teknaf Upazila. It is a coral island that floats in the estuary of the Naf River in the middle of the Bay of Bengal. During the British era, the island was given the name Saint Martin, but the natives continued to call it "Narikal Jinjira" by name.

I was fortunate enough to visit that lovely St. Martin. I'm going to tell you about my lovely experience today. We all took this journey together. We travelled for three days. We first began travelling by bus from Chittagong to Teknaf. We exit the bus and wait for the "Keari Sindbad" ship. Every moment of our journey was incredible. After the expedition began, the blue contact of that water first created a magnificent rhythmic wave in our minds.

The ship was in motion when an unexpected sight appeared. Behind the ship, Gangchils was flying. This scene was fantastic. The Gangchils were being fed by everyone. They were grabbing food from the bread they were throwing and putting it in their mouths. Nothing dropped to the ground at all. The young people in our group were visibly moved as they observed this incident. They were all giving food to the white Gangchils at the same time. We arrived an hour later. We all showered, ate, and then headed to the Saint Martin Sea to experience the azure water.

What a lovely view of the ocean with the blue waves touching it. Both the sky and the sea are the same shade of blue. No one cannot appreciate the beauty of Bangladesh unless see it. That day, all afternoon, We walked around. We all visited numerous stores along the sea later in the evening. On the seashore, there are many different kinds of stores where the proprietors are prepared to catch fresh fish and fry it for everyone to enjoy.

We did not forego that food either. We had a meal while sitting in a store. The of hot fish fry, white rice, and bharta variety was quite intriguing. The next day was also a long one for us. Because that day we went to "Chera Deep". We were unable to walk barefoot due to how sharp every stone was. It feet will undoubtedly be severed if one goes there barefoot. In Chera Deep, we stayed for a long time. We came back at night.

The next day early in the morning, we went to Saint Martin Beach to see the sun rising with the blue sea. I witnessed the sunrise, which was a breathtaking sight. The crabs were moving gracefully through the clear sea. Our children were having a great time. And as adult people, we were constantly recognizing Bengal's nature. For today I want to end my feelings about St. Martin. Everyone enjoy your life.