Recent Activities

Tour De Kuakata Exploring the Beauty 2023

As the sun rose, we set out with enthusiasm to conquer Kuakata, the Daughter of the Sea. Before leaving the college, Dr. Hemanto Pius Rozario, CSC, bid us a heartfelt farewell. Kuakata, a charming town in southern Bangladesh, is renowned for its expansive 18-kilometer beach, providing an unobstructed view of both sunrise and sunset over the Bay of Bengal. Every moment of the journey and exploration of various spots was exhilarating, promising unforgettable experiences in our club and college life. These new experiences stretched our minds, ensuring they could never return to their old dimensions.

Crab Island

The newly discovered Char Bijoy in the Bay of Bengal, located approximately 30 kilometers from Kuakata in Patuakhali, offers a significant opportunity for tourism. Encompassing 10,000 acres Char Bijoy features a diverse ecosystem with migratory birds and vibrant red crabs, creating a captivating scene. The simultaneous presence of numerous bird species enhances the island's charm, and as NDNSC members approach the crabs, the creatures scatter, adding to the mesmerizing experience.,

Kuakata Sea Beach

In southern Bangladesh, Kuakata is a renowned town known for its expansive 18-kilometer beach. The sandy expanse, 3 kilometers wide, provides a captivating panorama and offers uninterrupted views of both sunrise and sunset against the backdrop of the Bay of Bengal.

Gangamati Reserved Forest

Gangamati Reserved Forest, an evergreen mangrove in Kuakata, Patuakhali, Bangladesh, sits on the eastern end of Kuakata beach. Accessible by foot or bike along the beach, our team reached there by "Chander Gari," an indescribable experience. The highlight of Gangamati is the enchanting Gangamatir Lake. On March 10, 2023, the Notre Dame Nature Study Club orchestrated an event at Kuakata Bangobandhu Secondary School, featuring two engaging segments: the Green Bee and an art competition. Enthusiastic children showcased their creativity in the art competition, while students from junior, intermediate, and secondary groups actively participated in the Green Bee. The day concluded with a prize-giving ceremony, celebrating the talents displayed during this memorable event.