Chera Dwip is a small island located in the southern part of Bangladesh, near the mouth of the Bay of Bengal. It is part of the Bhola District and is known for its natural beauty, including sandy beaches and lush greenery. The island is relatively less populated, making it a peaceful destination for visitors seeking tranquility and scenic views. The economy of Chera Dwip primarily relies on fishing and agriculture, with local residents engaging in these activities for their livelihoods. The island is also a popular spot for eco-tourism, attracting nature lovers and adventure seekers who enjoy exploring its unique landscapes and diverse wildlife.