There are top five interesting and beautiful beaches to visit in Bangladesh. These beaches have their own exquisiteness and splendor most people from around the world love to visit. Here is the list of the top five beaches in Bangladesh:

* Cox’s Beach Bazar – known to be the world’s longest sea beach, stretching up to 121 kilometers long. The beach is located in the south part of Bangladesh, known as the Cox’s Bazar district. The name Cox’s Bazar was derived from the man who founded the beach in 1798, the great Captain Cox. Cox’s Bazar beach is a very beautiful extended white sand beach which is the favorite of most travelers for a place to spend their vacations and leisure breaks. The beach is mostly favored for its quietness and peacefulness because it is often less crowded unlike the other stunning beaches in the world.

* St. Martin’s Island – is a small island in located in the southernmost part of Bangladesh, just along the northeast division of the Bay of Bengal, around 9 kilometer south from the Cox’s Bazar peninsula. The island is also called “Narical Gingira” which means ‘Coconut Island’. This island is a popular tourist spot because of its fascinating beauty. Over 3000 tourists from Bangladesh and also from other countries visit here everyday. The beach is a quiet place to go to, without the bustling noises of beach bars like the other beach have.

* Kuakata – is a very attractive beach located in the south-western part of Bangladesh. Kuataka is around 320 kilometers south of Dhaka, the country’s capital. The beach has a total of 30 kilometers long, and is a famous destination site for both its local people and also foreigners. Visitors adore amazing sunrise and sunset panorama of the beach, which stunningly picture perfect. There are also establishments built around the beach like restaurants and stores where visitors can eat, and shop. Communications here are also made better nowadays, considering wi-fi services available.

* Inani Beach – a fine golden sandy beach located about 32 kilometers south of Cox’s Bazar. Inani beach is part of the Cox’s Bazar’s long stretch of beach. The beach is famous for its uniquely shaped Rock and Coral boulders. Visitors love the natural beauty of Inani together with its bright blue waters, which truly breath-taking. Unlike other well known beaches, the Inani beach doesn’t have establishments around like hotels and beach clubs so people can peacefully enjoy the calmness and amazing view of the beach.

* Patenga beach – a very striking beach located about 14 kilometers south of Chittagong, Bangladesh. The beach has a truly magnificent view of the sea’s blue waters. Tourists visit Patenga beach to view the amazing of its sunrise and sunsets which are extremely captivating, especially while the sun’s radiance glows among the rock boulders along the beach bay.

These are the top five beaches Bangladesh has, which are all definitely alluring and satisfying to visit. Everyone is recommended to visit all of these beaches once they take a trip to the country to have a truly memorable Bangladesh trip.

The majority of the land in Bangladesh is either below, at, or barely above sea level. And if it is true that sea levels will rise in the next 40-50 years, then half of Bangladesh will be under water. There are already instances where busy streets and towns near the ocean have been flooded and forced to evacuate. The country faces a huge humanitarian crisis of epic proportions if global warming is not combated.

Millions of refugees from Bangladesh will likely move across borders in neighboring countries India and Myanmar. Not only is Bangladesh rife with environmental catastrophes, the population density of the country is the highest in the world. Making it an incredibly lethal and deadly combination that will not only impact Bangladesh but all of South Asia and Southeast Asia for many generations forward.

Whether global warming is occurring as a result of human involvement is something that is currently being debated among politicians but hardly being argued by scientists. The majority of scientists have come to a conclusion on global warming and man’s impact on it. And they all claim that something needs to be done and in a hurry.

It currently seems like there is a major debate among scientists but that is mainly due to the fact that the media has to present both sides of an argument, whether or not one side has a little bit of backing or not. There are currently a very limited number of resources available online to substantiate the claims made by scientists and allow the consumer to decide for him or herself.