Inani Beach, Coral beach in Cox's Bazar District, Bangladesh.
Inani Beach is a coastal area in Cox's Bazar featuring a wide shoreline of sand and stones. Green hills frame the bay, and numerous coral blocks and rock formations line the water's edge.
This stretch of coast has remained in its natural state over time and serves as a nesting ground for sea turtles. This role makes it an important site for the reproduction of these animals.
Local fishermen work along the shore using methods passed down through generations, shaping daily life at the water's edge. Nearby markets display handmade goods and products rooted in regional tradition.
The easiest way to arrive is by auto rickshaw from Cox's Bazar city to the north. The journey takes roughly an hour and ends at an accessible section of the beach.
During summer and monsoon seasons, the coral stones take on a greenish hue and form small pools. These natural basins house tiny marine creatures and create an unexpected discovery while exploring.
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