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Tucked away in the serene coastal embrace of Barguna’s Taltoli upazila, Nidra Sea Beach—endearingly called 'Nidrarchar' by locals—stands like a poem unwritten, a portrait of natural splendour yearning to be discovered. Nestled within the Sonakata union, this enchanting coastal stretch is bordered by the rhythmic murmurs of the sea on one side, the gentle lapping of a river on the other, and flanked by the soothing green of mangrove forests and majestic jhau trees. Its untamed elegance and peaceful surroundings are steadily elevating it as one of Bangladesh’s most promising and pristine tourist destinations. As the tide breathes in and out, leaving intricate patterns on the golden sands, the landscape unfolds a mesmerising sight: expansive meadows painted in green, mangrove roots that seem to whisper secrets of the earth, and a gentle wind that carries the scent of salt and soil alike. Nidra Beach doesn’t merely offer a place—it offers a feeling. “The scenic beauty and diversity of Nidra Beach are enough to attract tourists from all over the country,” said Abdul Awal, a local of Taltoli upazila. “With proper infrastructure development, it could become one of Bangladesh’s leading tourist hotspots.” His sentiment is echoed by Arif Rahman, a local entrepreneur whose eyes gleam with the potential he sees in his homeland. How to Visit Kotka Beach at Sundarbans “Tourists are already drawn to the beach's unspoiled charm. If basic facilities are ensured, this place could turn into a top-tier destination," he said. The local administration, too, recognises the hidden promise of this coastal wonder. Umme Salma, the Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) of Taltoli, noted, “The government has taken plans to develop tourism centred on Nidra Beach. We are working to ensure security and amenities for visitors.” The surrounding region, too, is a treasure trove for nature lovers and explorers alike. Just a stone’s throw away lies the famed Shubh Sandhya Beach, renowned for its annual Moonlight Festival, where revellers gather to bathe in the glow of lunar beauty. Nearby attractions such as Tengragiri—the country’s second-largest mangrove forest—Fatrar Char, and the Sonakata Ecopark complete a rich and diverse eco-tourism palette. Most Popular Cox’s Bazar Beaches Considering Scenic Beauty and Recreation