Cox’s Bazar Sugandha to Laboni Point & Light House Complete Guide | কক্সবাজার Travel Day-1 Ep-2

Today, we are visiting the Bakkhali Shutki Market, located near Sugandha Mor. From Sugandha, our journey will take us to Laboni Beach Point and Stadium Mor, traveling along the scenic Cox's Bazar beach. At the end, we will catch a glimpse of the Lighthouse, a notable landmark in the area.
Bay of Bengal lies south of Bangladesh. However, the Cox's Bazar sea is positioned on the west side of the town.
Laboni Point is only 800 meters from Sugandha, making it a 10-15 minute walk. This point, after Sugandha and Kalatali, is one of the busiest spots on Cox's Bazar beach.
At Laboni Point and nearby beaches, you’ll find: Photo shoots, Lockers, Beach bed chairs, Tube rentals for bath, Water scooter rides, Horse rides and ATV rides
ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle): Designed to move on sand, snow, or roads due to low tire pressure. The first four-wheeler in the style of the modern ATV was produced by the Royal Enfield Company in 1893. Made from bicycle parts, this vehicle was designed for street use only. The first ATV in 1961 was the Jiger, a six-wheel amphibious ATV ie AATV. Amphibious meaning they can move anywhere in land or water. Jiger production ceased in 1968. After that many companies were created but could not catch the market. One of the many reasons why three-wheeled ATVs are made. John Plessinger first designed a three-wheeled ATV in 1967 and sold his design to a company in 1968. who manufactured ATVs commercially. But in 1969, Honda company produced three-wheeler ATV, 1970 model and it got the market. These are called "All Terrain Cycle" or ATC. ATC became popular for the 1971 James Bond movie “Diamonds Are Forever” and some TV serials. Adventure Vehicles Company produced the first quad ATV in 1980 with the model Avenger 400. Whatever You can ride ATV at Cox's Bazar Beach. Its fare is Tk 200 for short distance and Tk 400 for long distance from Labani to Sugandha point. Here you can bargain.
There are Hotel Kallol and DBBL booth on this road. The end of the road is called Stadium Mor. Because there is a cricket stadium opposite of DBBL both. The process of making it an international cricket stadium is going on.
There are open rooftop double decker buses, which leaves from here. Its ticket counter is also in Sugandha Beach.
There is a Rupchada sculpture on this road. So that this mor is sometimes called Rupchada mor.
You can see Light house from Stadiuam mor or Laboni point mor. The area of the light house is controlled by Bangladesh Navy. So climbing that hill and approaching the light house is not possible. There are total 6 light houses in Bangladesh. Kutubdia, St. Martin's, Cox's Bazar, Hiran Point in Sundarbans, Norman's Point and Patenga in Chittagong. Cox's Bazar Light House or locally known as "Batighar" was established in 1976. Focal plane is 54 meters. Gives off a white flash light every 15 seconds, visible up to about 24.5 miles.

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