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22-25 November, 2023
Review of Ocean Dance Festival
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Cox’s Bazar A bit Of Heaven On Earth!
Ask anyone, where the world’s longest and arguably the most beautiful natural beach is located, odds are they’d choose from somewhere in the Caribbean, Brazilian, New Zealand or Australian region. But, they’d be all wrong. The world’s longest uninterrupted natural sandy sea beach is in fact located in a relatively unknown fishing port named Cox’s Bazar in the southern tip of Bangladesh, a country in south-east Asia.
Event Information
Venue
Morning Sessions: Inani Beach, Cox’s Bazaar, Chittagong, Bangladesh
Evening Sessions: Cox’s Carnival, Cox’s Bazaar City, Chittagong, Bangladesh
Transport
Accessible by Air or Land Transport Discounted air-fare Dhaka-Cox's Bazaar-Dhaka to be offered soon
Hotels & Restaurants
A large array of choices from High-end to Budget accommodation
If any participant register before 30th June, they can avail a good hotel discount while booking
BANGLADESHI PARTICIPANTS ONLY
৳2000
- Opening and Closing Events
- Keynote speeches
- Scholarly Gatherings
- Performances
- Ocean Dance Festival
- Bkash payment option is available
Full
Registration
$170
- Registration Package
- Breakfast
- Participation in all events
- Priority seating
- Complimentary, all day, transportation
- Complimentary Gala Dinner
- Early bird registration before 15th August $150
Students/Performers
Participants of
Scholarly Gatherings
Discount/WDA MEMBER
$150
- Opening and Closing Events
- Keynote speeches
- Scholarly Gatherings
- Performances
- Ocean Dance Festival
- For early bird registration before 15th August $120
Single Day
Entry
$80
- Applicable for all activity
- on that particular day
- For WDA Member : $50
- South Asian Dance Student
- daily rate: $25
Cox's Bazar Map — Satellite Images of Cox's Bazar
Welcome to the Cox's Bazar satellite map! This place is situated in Cox Bazar Zl, Chittagong Div, Bangladesh, its geographical coordinates are 21° 25' 0" North, 91° 59' 0" East and its original name (with diacritics) is Cox's Bāzār.