Parki beach is another attractive tourist spot in Bangladesh located in Anwara thana under the district of Chittagong. This sandy beach is about 15km long and 300 - 350ft in wide with 20km tamarisk forest which is created by the forest division.

The beach is situated about 8km from Anwara thana and about 28km from Chittagong city. Anwara thana is linked by road with Chittagong - Cox's Bazar highway and simply accessible from all over Bangladesh including Dhaka city. The beach is located 8 km. away from the Chatri Choumuhoni point in this highway.
Prantik lake is created and developed naturally which attracts any visitor from home and abroad. Especially film producers like the view of the lake very much. It is surrounded by several kinds of plants and varieties of trees. The management authority of this lake is Local Government Engineering Department (LGED).

This is a naturally created waterfall where  the cool water is flowing continuously. This is one of the most famous and visited natural fall of Bangladesh.

Natural beauties of this waterfall could be enjoyed in any time of the year especially in the rainy season the flow of this fall becomes vigorous.
This is the only safari park in Bangladesh, situated 107 km south of Chittagong City under Chakaria Upazila of Cox’s Bazar District. It takes 2.5 hours from Chittagong. Dulahazra Safari Park is absolutely located for visitors to take pleasure in day trips out to this amazing conservation area. The park has got concentration as a recreation spot for universal mass of the people and for the biologists. It is one of the learning spots as well. The place has now become a Safari Park and a Zoo. Now a days, if any wild animal is unlawfully or unintentionally caught anywhere of the country, is being transported and placed in this area. Large number of people visits Safari Park because of its magnificent natural scenic beauty and attractive undulated landscape with green coverage. Hills and water bodies are interwoven with each other. It is also recognized for its ecological importance, and scientific, aesthetic and recreational values. The forest of Dulahazara range sustains subtropical evergreen and semi evergreen trees and wildlife. This area is important feeding ground of wild elephants because the herd of wild elephants often visits this area and damages public property.