Patuakhali District · Barishal Division · লেবুর চর
Lebur Char travel guide
A char where river meets sea, known for sunsets and crabs.
🗓️ Best time to visitNovember–March; afternoon
⏱ How long it takes2 hours
💰 Estimated costMotorbike there and back ৳200–400
History and background
A char named after its lemon groves, where the Andharmanik River meets the sea west of Kuakata. You can watch the sunset from the forest and riverbank; it is also known for red crabs and fresh fried crab.
How to get to Lebur Char
About 6 km from Kuakata.
Patuakhali is about 270 km from Dhaka; the journey takes 6–7 hours (to Kuakata).
- 🚌 By bus: Direct buses to Kuakata via the Padma Bridge (Sakura, Green Line, Hanif), non-AC ৳700–900, AC ৳1,200–1,800.
- 🚢 By launch: Launch from Sadarghat to Patuakhali/Kalapara, then bus to Kuakata.
Where to stay
- Sikder Resort & Villas
- Hotel Graver Inn
- Parjatan Holiday Homes
- Plenty of budget hotels (৳1,200–3,000)
What to eat
Fried sea fish and crab, Rakhine food
Good to know
- Agree the price before buying fried crab
More places to visit in Patuakhali district
- Kuakata Sea Beach — A beach about 18 km long; sunrise and sunset from the same spot.
- Fatrar Char — A mangrove forest like part of the Sundarbans, west of the beach.
- Gangamati Char — The best place for sunrise; red crabs and casuarina forest.
- Mishripara Buddhist Vihara — One of the subcontinent's large Buddha statues, in a Rakhine village.