Showing posts with label Teknaf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teknaf. Show all posts

February 26, 2012

Teknaf: a border city of Bangladesh (Photoblog)

Sunset at teknaf beach: from the entrance point




Teknaf is a border city in Bangladesh. It is situated near the Bangladesh-Myanmar border, just look at some pictures of the city. I will be providing the travel, accommodation and tourist place information in the last portion of this post.

Taken form wikitravel http://wikitravel.org/en/Teknaf):

Teknaf is the southern-most city on the mainland in Bangladesh, on the narrow strip running along the coast of Myanmar. It's a dusty featureless frontier town - this is remote Bangladesh and it feels like it. Electricity can be scarce, so having a flashlight for the dark evenings is wise.


Mathiner kup:Teknaf, Bangladesh

Stone of Mathine's Kup heritage site
Among the many legendary love stories in Bangladesh, the tale of Mathin, a tribal princess, is very famous. It is a part of history of the coastal city Teknaf, the last town in the southern most part of Bangladesh.
Teknaf is a nearby city of Mayanmer (the arakan). It is an old city, originated back in the middle of early twenteeth century. It was habitated by the tribal community called rakhaine. The tale of Mathine involves this community and one of the police force member of ruling english people at that time.