About Cox's Bazar @lailatulferdawsi

The last name of Cox's Bazar was Palangki. Hiram Cox was appointed as the Governor of Bengal in 1773. Hiramcox was then appointed Director General of Palangki. Arkan tried to resolve the conflict between the refugees and the local Rakhine but died in 1799 before succeeding. A market was established to commemorate his work and was named Mr Cox's Market. Later it was gradually established as Cox's Bazar. Cox's Bazar Police Station was established in 1854, and Who formed the municipality in 1869. Who started Cox's Bazar Police Station in 1854, and in the same year, Cox's Bazar Sub-division was created with Cox's Bazar, Chakaria, Maheshkhali, and Teknaf Police Stations.

Source

Later, three new police stations were formed under this subdivision by separating Teknaf from Ukhia, Qutubdia from Maheshkhali, and Ramu police station from Cox's Bazar Sadar in 1959 Who converted Cox's Bazar district into Town Committee. In 1972, the town committee was abolished and converted into a municipality. Under the administrative decentralization program, Thana was converted into Upazila in the first phase, and Cox's Bazar sub-division was upgraded to District in the second phase on March 1, 1984. Finally, on April 23, 2002, Pekua Upazila was separated from the larger Chakaria Upazila.

Source

Many institutions have been established in Cox's Bazar, focusing on tourism. Apart from many hotels built by private enterprises and motels created by Bangladesh Tourism Center, there are twenty-five-star hotels near the beach. Besides, there is an oyster market for tourists. The Burmese market has been developed along the border with exotic goods from Myanmar (formerly known as Burma), Thailand, China, etc. There is the only fish aquarium in the country. It includes Parasailing, Water Biking, Beach Biking, Cox Carnival Circus Show, and Darya Nagar Adinath Mandir.
Inani beach
Cox's Bazar beach
Teknaf Wildlife Sanctuary
Dullahazara Safari Park
Marine Drive Cox's Bazar
Ramu Cantonment
Shahpari Island
Sheikh Kamal International Cricket Stadium
Sabrang Tourism Park
Saint Martins Island
Sonadia Island
Frostbite
Himchari National Park
Plum fountain

Source

Cox's Bazar Beach is located in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. At 150 kilometres (93 miles) long, this beach is the longest natural beach in the world. However, Australia's 151 kilometres (94 mi) long Ninety-Mile Beach is currently the longest beach in the world, although parts of Australian beaches are manufactured. Cox's Bazar beach is the most popular tourist attraction in Bangladesh.

Source

Major Occupations in Cox's Bazar: Agriculture, Fishermen, Agricultural Labourers, Labourers, Clerks, Traders, and Others.
Major Crops: Paddy, Potato, Dal, Onion, Turmeric, Almond, Wheat, Ankh, Tobacco, Rubber, Vegetables, Betel nut, Betel nut.
Main fruits: Mango, jackfruit, pineapple, banana, papaya, coconut, litchi, guava, palm.
Factories and establishments: Rice mills 473, salt mills 38, ice mills 64, flour mills 145, fish processing (drying) industries 31, fish-meal mills 1, sawmills, printing presses 18.
Minerals: Natural gas, zircon, limnite, rutile, magnetite, monazite, coralline, limestone.
Exports: Betel nut, jackfruit, banana, papaya, pineapple, groundnut, timber, shrimp, dried fruit, salt, tobacco, fish, coconut, rubber.

InshaAllah, I will write about something new in the future, that's it for today. I posted earlier in a community. Here is my verified post link:
https://steemit.com/hive-172186/@lailatulferdawsi/achievement-1-my-first-post-lailatulferdawsi

Thank you.

Lailatul Ferdawsi Aporna(@lailatulferdawsi)
From Bangladesh