We go to recharge our mind…..When we left we always bring some memories along with some souvenirs’….and then we forget everything’s due to the massive heat of reality…..These kids need proper education…These Kids need health care….They have the right to get all the basic needs of life that we have here for our kids.
Dive into the wild white waves of Saint Martin's. Or explore the pleasure of leisure amidst dotted rocks, soft sand, sun or fun in the bountiful beach of the coral island ! It's a vast basking bonanza that beckons you. St. Martins, named after the marine man who first landed on the island, lies about 80 miles south of Cox Bazaar, Bangladesh's global heritage site in the Bay of Bengal. Hardly five square miles of landscape, with a few thousand populations, the islet is a panoramic leisure resort. Don't worry! there are restaurants, banks, post office, shops, local transports and above all a few lavish huts, hotels and motels to cater to the visitors needs. Luxury sea liners ply between Teknaf (the boarding point) and the island to ferry tourists to the retreat.
There is yet another small island named Chhera Dwip, meaning offshoot islet, adjacent to it, which is lonely. But the sea roars more briskly on its shorelines. It is about forty minutes trawler travel to this isle, which is thrilling indeed. Speed boats are also available. One can sail around the whole island by speed or paddled boats, which is really very exciting and enjoyable.
Materially, St. Martins is noted for its plentiful green coconuts, taza (lively fresh) sea fishes and other eateries and coral stones. However, coral stones are now forbidden for extraction because of environmental conservation. It is an island quick to go and come back and a definite leisure paradise for the tourists. • So, do not forget to make your next trip to St. Martins !!
