The Diary Game: //03.05.2026// A delightful day traveling from Cox's Bazar to Teknaf
ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ ٱللَّٰهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ
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Hello Steemit friends, how is everyone doing? By the infinite grace of Allah, I am doing very well. As I do every day, today I would like to share a song with you all. Hi friends, today is the third day of my trip to Cox's Bazar. My father, the others who accompanied us, and I all woke up early this morning and made plans to visit a new place. We then headed down from our building to a hotel to have some breakfast.
After arriving at the hotel, we ordered khichuri (a dish of rice and lentils) and eggs. It took some time for the order to be prepared, so we sat and waited. We had planned to head out for our excursion after breakfast; specifically, we intended to travel from Sugandha Point in Cox’s Bazar to Teknaf. Since the journey would take a considerable amount of time, we had planned to leave early in the morning. Shortly after, our breakfast the khichuri and eggs arrived, and we all ate it quickly.
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After finishing our meal, we set about arranging a vehicle to take us to the station, ensuring we wouldn't face any travel issues. In Cox's Bazar, it’s quite easy to find good jeeps for hire, so we looked into renting one; different drivers quoted different prices, but after checking a few options, we finally settled on a vehicle. A group of about 12 of us then set off for Teknaf at eight o'clock in the morning.
I am feeling very happy. Although I had visited Cox's Bazar before, there were still some places I hadn't explored. Having the opportunity to return, my father and I planned to visit the spots we had missed previously. As we set off from Sugandha Point towards Krishnanagar, I noticed a beautiful road; it was a wonderful experience to see the stunning sea on the right and the towering hills on the left.
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I am very passionate about photography. Seeing such a beautiful setting, I felt a strong urge to take some photos the environment today was truly extraordinary. With the beauty of the sea on one side, the hills on the other, and the blue of the sky above, the scene was absolutely captivating simply magnificent and perfect for photography. I was on my way to Teknaf, and while sitting in the vehicle, I tried to capture the beauty of the surroundings through my camera.
As we moved further ahead, I kept encountering increasingly beautiful scenery. Since one doesn't get to visit a place like this very often, I made a concerted effort to capture photographs I knew I would love looking back at these scenes later. After traveling for a while, I spotted a large, high-end hotel on the left side of the road, on the way to Teknaf. It was a five-star establishment with a stunning design. I managed to take a picture of it from the car.
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Based on my estimate, the hotel is likely 10 to 15 stories high and appears to be of a high standard. From what I could gather, the hotel rooms offer excellent vantage points for enjoying the beauty of the sea; it is conveniently located right by the road, and the balconies attached to the building provide a perfect space to sit and take in the scenic sea views.
The journey to Teknaf took a long time; sitting in the vehicle for such an extended period left my body feeling exhausted, and on top of that, the sun was intensely hot. Along the way, we took a few breaks, stopping for a few minutes at various points to look around and explore. After the long drive, we finally reached our destination. At the very edge of Teknaf the point that marks the end of Bangladesh’s territory and offers a view of Myanmar I took a photograph.
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I came across a bridge here; from beyond it, the view of Myanmar is even more striking. I walked all the way to the far end of the bridge, from where I could clearly see Myanmar and take some photographs. We spent quite a while there, enjoying the beautiful surroundings. Since we needed to leave before the afternoon, we eventually set off again after spending some time at the spot.
On the way back, I saw some beautiful scenery along the roadside. Being in such an environment for the first time was truly delightful, and the sights were genuinely worth seeing. During the journey, we also came across a banana market by the side of the road; the bananas which were a variety grown in the hills looked wonderful. We ended up buying some to eat right there by the roadside.
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The bananas tasted truly wonderful they had a unique, delightful flavor. From there, we visited several different spots; since the distance from Cox's Bazar to Teknaf is quite significant, we couldn't spend too much time at any single location. We managed our time carefully to visit various points before eventually heading back to our destination.
We arrived a bit late towards the end of the lunch service. After checking into the hotel, we had our lunch and then headed to our room to rest for a while. Since we are scheduled to leave tomorrow, I decided to go for a swim in the sea. When I arrived, I saw many people already in the water. My family members and I took some photos together to preserve the memories.
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I was there and enjoyed swimming in the sea; it was a wonderful experience that brought me a lot of joy. After spending some time in the salty seawater, I returned to my room around Maghrib and took a thorough shower to wash off the salt. Later, I rested in my room, and while lying down, I used my smartphone to work on this platform for a while.
Since I had been out and about all day, I was feeling quite exhausted; I didn't go out anywhere else after returning. I spent the time resting, and later in the evening around the time for the Isha prayer I came back downstairs to have a meal. After a quick bite, I headed back upstairs and went to bed. So, friends, thank you all! I’ve shared some lovely moments from my day with you, and I hope you enjoyed them. Take care, stay healthy goodbye!









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