Area and location of Kutubdia Island
Kutubdia Island (কুতুবদিয়া) is about 166 square kilometers, located in Cox’s Bazar district.
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What Mamunur Rahman saying about this place:
We travelled to Kutubdia island by a direct bus service from Chittagong to Mognama. You can also take a CNG from Chokoria. It's also a wise idea if you to hop into a Dhaka-Cox’s Bazar bus and drop at Chokoria Bazar. There is boat and speedboat costing 60 tk per petson taking only 10/15 minutes to go to Kutubdia jetty. Then we hired a rickshaw to wander around the place.
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Kutubdia Island (কুতুবদিয়া) is about 166 square kilometers, located in Cox’s Bazar district.
EditThis island is full of diversity, has the largest wind power plant in Bangladesh, alongside the beach, the salt cultivation, the lighthouse and the shrine of Qutub Auliya.
EditIt is believed that at the end of the fourteenth century, Kutubdia island awakened on the sea. And people started to live on this island in the late fifteenth century. A man named ‘Kutubuddin’ first set up a new house on this island.
EditWhen the expelled Muslims from Arakan came to the island, Kutubuddin provided them shelter. As a sign of respect, the island was kept ‘Kutubuddin Dia’ in the name of Kutubuddin which was later known as ‘Kutubdia’.
EditThough there is no electricity connection on the island of Kutubdia, using generators and solar power, the island fulfills the electricity requirements.
EditIt is famous for the only lighthouse in Bangladesh which was built by the British during the British rule. Kutubdia is rich in producing salt and dried fish, locally known as 'Shutki'.
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If you visit Kutubdia island, you're gonna love it. A while ago, we visited the whole island and enjoyed the magical sea view and natural beauty. We took photos and had sea foods there. We visited the ancient mosques there like Yusef Ali Miaji Masjid, Kalarma Masjid, Maharaja Kazir Masjid, and Tomb of Qutb Awliya and many more.
Satisfaction: 79%
This Island is well-known to the tourists for the charming light-house here. This place will serve with divine beauty. The Bay of Bengal is just beside the place. This is a tiny place but full of mysterious natural beauty. The beach is very majestic. The sunset and sunrise are eye-catching. You can see the ways of producing salt here. This place needs more advertisement and media coverage.
Satisfaction: 87%
The accommodation facilities in this area will amaze you. You'll find places according to your budget range. And the facilities won't disappoint you. There are nice restaurants too where you can find sea foods, deshi foods and delicious fish items at a reasonable price.
Satisfaction: 80%