For the convenience of tourists visiting Cox’s Bazar Sea beach, the “Sugandha Multipurpose Public Toilet” was established next to Sugandha Beach.
Recently, the facility, built at the initiative of the Cox’s Bazar District Commissioner and in collaboration with UNICEF, was opened to all.
Female travelers arriving at the beach lack access to minimal sanitation services, leaving thousands, especially women and children, deprived of safe and dignified alternatives. This new facility helps meet the need for clean, safe, and more accessible sanitation for all.
Many users are served here in the winter and holiday seasons. The facility provides clean, safe, and inclusive services, which include disabled-friendly toilets, menstrual hygiene facilities, safe drinking water, prayer spaces, bathing and handwashing stations, breastfeeding and lockers, laundry, and much more, which is a major milestone in improving public wash services in one of the busiest tourist destinations in Bangladesh. map location.
Service charge:
*Toilet/urinal usage is 20 taka per person.
- Specialized Toilet/urinal usage is 20 taka per person.
- Bathing is 30 taka per person.
- Safe drinking water is 20 taka per liter.
- Sanitary napkins are 20 taka each.
- General locker usage is 30 taka per hour.
- Trolley/luggage locker usage is 40 taka per hour.
- Laundry service 40 taka (Each includes cleaning and ironing of clothes).
- Clothes ironing only is 15 taka each.
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- Clothes washing only is 25 taka each.
While many guides only focus on ‘fancy’ restaurants, you are focusing on a basic human right—clean and accessible facilities. It is cheerful to see such a high-quality ‘oasis’ in your city; your photos prove that even the most simple places can be documented with dignity and care! 
Mapping these essential spots in Uganda often feels like a solo mission, and seeing the ‘inclusive’ progress you’re making in Bangladesh makes me wish I had a partner like you to help survey the streets of Luweero. 
