Chittagong Travel Guide

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This poses a big problem. Unless you are coming from Calcutta, you will have do get a domestic flight from Dhaka in Bangladesh, on 'Biman Bangladesh' airlines. This can be a totally hair raising experience, as the planes are really old and smelly and not very safe looking. I was sitting near the emergency exit, which whistled and provided lots of fresh air. Don't complain, as the fresh air enables you to breathe, as the planes smell really really bad. The other alternatives are to go on a train that is infested with malaria carrying mosquitoes, or on a very dangerous road from Dhaka.

Chittagong Zoo - this is a pretty sad zoo, as they do not have the funds to upkeep the infrastructure. If you are a foreigner, you will become a major tourist attraction, as all the locals will want to have their photo taken with you.

These were busy days. But somewhere along the way I heard someone local say the Patenga Beach is the place to go to for some local trinkets.
Now I expected a beach "beach". But this was just metres and metres of sea-coast lined with stones and breakers presumably to prevent flooding. So no making sand castles, no waiting for the waves to lap at your feet, no lazing on your beach towel!
What you do have running parallel the waterline are rows of shops selling stuff made of shells and stuff from the sea. Also clothes and other touristy stuff. None of this was unique and I didn't even stop to ask for prices.
Retrospectively, I can't think why this is a tourist spot. But it did seem to be a favourite with the locals - families, college kids and couples. On the other hand just the drive from the airport past the hundred ships and trawlers anchored in the sea, and the road along the Naval Base seemed worth the short visit.

Favorite thing: Book your ticket back out. This is a place you do not want to be stuck in....

Fondest memory: Leaving on the plane on the way out.... But this is not a good as when you land at your destination, as any plane that flies out of Chittagong is very old, with a higher than usual chance of crashing!!!