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Kajir Dewry Property Guide

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Kajir Dewry
, Chattogram

As the Kazir Dewri area guide suggests, Kazir Dewri, a neighborhood in Chattogram City, has a past with people known as Kazi or Judge of the Court of Arbitration. Years ago, they used to be the judges to help general people reconcile on occasions of conflicts. They would also give sentences to criminals and have them executed in order to restore justice in society. <b><b> Over time, their reputation grew, and soon, the area became known as Kazir Dewri. The word Dewri means gate, inside which the court of the Kazi was set up. This is a tale of centuries ago, probably before the Mughals came to Bengal. Later, the name Kazir Dewri was found in British documents, too. <b><b> Although their traditional job has not been in action for ages, the descendants of the Kazi family still live in Chattogram. Even though their popularity declined as time went by, the name of the area indicates the fame and significance of the Kazis’ position in the community. To date, they are fondly remembered by the locals who learned about them from their ancestors. <b><b> Fast forward to the present, Kazir Dewri is a well-developed area in the core of Chattogram City. Everyone living here enjoys the perfect urban life with every facility accessible and available to them. The urbanization of the place will give you a taste of city life, which also explains why the population is increasing day by day. The multistoried buildings and apartments attract many families to settle their lives here. <b><b> A remarkable part of this once-quiet neighborhood is its Stadiumpara. The name of the stadium is MA Aziz Stadium where local teams play football and cricket. The country’s national football team also uses the multi-purpose stadium occasionally. <b><b> The Mukta Mancha, situated at the center of Stadiumpara, is the main attraction of the locals. Over the years, it has become popular for its food stalls offering everything from tea to seafood to different cuisines. If you travel around to see the CRB area, don’t forget to stop by here and savor your favorite food!

Magura Property Guide

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Magura
, Khulna

You may know this name, Magura, as the hometown of Allrounder cricketer Sakib Al Hasan or for its famous Rosh Malai, but you still haven’t discovered the dent of the richness and beauty of this district. In this Magura area guide, we will discover this untracked territory of the southwestern district of Bangladesh. <br><br> Magura is nestled aside the Modhumoti River, encompassing 1049 square kilometers. This district has been acclaimed for being the first illiteracy-free district in Bangladesh. Magura is tethered to the tapestry of time from the Mughal period. The name is inspired by the “Mog” as this area was their den to carry out their piracy. <br><br> There is a reason pirates and dacoits prefer this location. Numerous rivers run across the Magura district like a spider web. Some of the most significant rivers are Gorai, Nobogonga, Fotki, Modhumoti, Kumar, Chitra, Bhairav, and Begot. Regretfully, some of these rivers have lost their significance due to mismanagement and illegal grabbing. <br><br> Magura first became a sub-division or Mohkuma of Jessore in 1845. Afterwards, it became a sole district in 1984. Currently, the district has 4 upazilas, namely, Magura Sadar, Sreepur, Mohammadpur, and Shalikha. Moreover, there are 18 wards, 36 union parishads, and 700 villages in Magura. It is the 4th largest district in Khulna division. <br><br> Agriculture is the backbone of its economy. Almost 90% of the working population is involved in various forms of agriculture. The fertile lands and suitable weather play a vital role in the mass production of rice paddy, onion, and other crops. A handful of small-scale businesses have bloomed recently. <br><br> A medley of culturally significant events spread out across Magura. The annual horse race competition at Mohammadpur Upazila has attracted many tourists over the years. Moreover, archeological spots from the palace to the dargah have left a fresh breath of history and rich cultures in the air of Magura.

Meherpur Property Guide

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Meherpur
, Khulna

The name Meherpur is etched forever in the historical tapestry of our liberation war. Meherpur is not just another district of Bangladesh but rather a hidden gem that reflects vigor and hope. This Meherpur area guide will take you on a virtual journey to discover Meherpur from a new angle. <br><br> Meherpur is a border district in the western part of Bangladesh situated within the circle of the Khulna Division. The west side of Meherpur is surrounded by the West Bengal state of India. Chuadanga, Munsiganj, and Kustia are other districts of Bangladesh that share a border with Meherpur. <br><br> Even though area-wise Meherpur is only 716.08 sq km, it bears historical and geographical significance. The district comprises 03 upazilas, namely, Meherpur Sadar, Mujibnagar, and Gangni Upazila, 03 thanas, 2 municipalities, 18 unions, 199 mouzas, and 255 villages. <br><br> Meherpur was initially set on the bank of the Bhairav River. Other than Bhairav, Mathavanga, Kajla, and Chewati are prominent rivers. However, the condition of these rivers is very gruesome and troubling. Once an affluent riverine district, Meherpur has now almost washed up these significant rivers. <br><br> The poor condition of rivers has also altered the lifestyle of the residents. The land is relatively depleted, and water flow is lower than usual. This affects agriculture and the production of crops and vegetables. Meherpur's livelihood is primarily on fruit cultivation, especially mango and litchi. <br><br> Another area of livelihood in this area is tourism. Due to the historical significance and establishment of monuments and memorials to commemorate the history, many local and foreign tourists visit Meherpur annually. <br><br> Mujibnagar Liberation War Memorial Complex and Amrakanan are the most visited places, especially in April. This upsurge in tourism has boosted the economy of Meherpur, particularly at the Mujibnagar upazila. <br><br> Perceiving the potentiality of Meherpur in tourism, many local entrepreneurs have invested in hotel businesses. If you visit Meherpur, you will find the finest hotels and accommodations. Meherpur also promises to be an uprising city with many urban facilities. <br><br> As the Darshana port is adjacent to Meherpur, the trade and commerce sector is also in bloom. Whether you want to reside permanently or visit as a retreat, Meherpur welcomes you warmly.

Munshiganj Property Guide

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Munshiganj
, Dhaka

Munshiganj, a district under Dhaka Division, is known for its rich history. Previously known as Bikrompur, Munshiganj is a land surrounded by at least 14 rivers, such as Meghna, Shitalakkah, Padma, Ichamoti, and Dhaleshwari.<br><br> It is also surrounded by other districts, such as Dhaka, Narayanganj, Madaripur, Shatiatpur, etc. With the recent establishment of the Padma Bridge and the well-known Mawa Ghat, the Munshiganj area guide is one of the most sought-after city guides by people in Bangladesh.<br><br> Munshiganj has a land area of 954.96 sq. km. and a population of about 1,625,416. While there are roads and bridges for people to pass through villages, boats become the only means of commuting during the monsoon period as the lowlands go underwater.<br><br> Many prominent historical and public figures, such as Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose, Chashi Nazrul Islam, Humayun Azad, A. N. M. Hamidullah, Fakhruddin Ahmed, etc., are from this district.<br><br> Even though Munshiganj has already been popular, the Mawa Ferry Ghat, Mawa Resort, Project Hilsa, Padma Bridge Sculpture, etc., have recently raised the area’s popularity even more. Two of the modern amusement parks, Wonderland Amusement Park and Mana Bay Water Park, are also in Munshiganj.<br><br> There are more than 530 primary schools, 99 high schools, and 13 universities in this district. Among them, the Haraganga College is a reputed college and university.<br><br> Some of the popular historical sights of the districts are Idrakpur Fort, Sonarang Twin Temples, Baba Adam Mosque, Nateshwar Buddhist Temple, etc. Other popular tourist spots include Muktarpur Bridge, Dhaka-Mawa Highway, Arial Beel, etc. Boating is a tradition of the district that is celebrated yearly.<br><br> In recent years, the roads and transportation facilities of the district have developed drastically. As a result, Munshiganj has become one of the popular, sought-after locations for housing and commercial spaces.

Rajbari Property Guide

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Rajbari
, Dhaka

Curled up at the bank of the Padma River, Rajbari District stands with a rich tapestry of culture that is entwined with the history of Bengal. Not only Padma River, if you visit Rajbari, you will be welcomed by Hori, Gorai, and Chandona Rivers as well. Located at a distance of 150 Kilometers from Dhaka, Rajbari has been attracting tourists and would-be-residents, making it essential to check out the Rajbari area guide.<br><br> Rajbari is a part of the Dhaka division and was declared a district in 1984. However, its existence predates the emergence of Bangladesh. It was established in the 18th century and named after King Surja Kumar, Jaminder of the Lakkhikol estate. <br><br> Modern Rajbari is comprised of five sub-districts, three Pourashava, and 42 unions. The district surrounds an area of approximately 1,118.8 sq. km and currently nurtures around 1,049,778 people. <br><br> The economy of Rajbari rests primarily on agriculture. Due to its fertile alluvial lands, rice farming has always brought profit and interest. Fishing is also a big part of its economy. Moreover, Rajbari has outshone other districts in jute production. Sugar, onion, garlic, and other root vegetables are also abundant here. <br><br> After the inauguration of Padma Bridge, the intercommunication system in Rajbari has shifted its dynamics. The distance duration has been depleted and curtained in short. The bridge connected the city with Dhaka and the northern part of Bangladesh. This connection has elevated the trade and commerce in the area. <br><br> As the distance grew smaller, Rajbari became a spot for recreation and day-long for the people of Dhaka. As the district is replete with historical and cultural landmarks, many local and foreign tourists choose Rajbari as their part of exploring beautiful Bangladesh. Moreover, the trade and business prospects attract more people as residents of Rajbari.

Subhani Ghat Property Guide

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Subhani Ghat
, Sylhet

You might not see a ghat or riverside locality in Sobhan Ghat of Sylhet District. Rather, it is a growing suburban area under the jurisdiction of Sylhet Metropolitan City and Sylhet City Corporation’s ward no. 15. It might not be a densely populated location like many others. However, the accessibility of housing, communication, and other facilities the area offers make the Subhani Ghat area guide important.<br><br> Shubhani Ghat can be accessed by various roads, such as the Bandar Bazar Road, Karimganj-Sylhet Road, Bishwa Road, Tamabil Road, Mirabazar-Subhani Ghat Road, etc. If you are traveling from Dhaka, you need to access Subhani Ghat by crossing the Surma River using the Shahjalal Bridge and reaching Subhan Ghat Point. The area's communication system is convenient, as the bigger roads are all around Subhani Ghat. You can travel inside the area by rickshaws, bikes, cars, and other smaller rides.<br><br> One of the good things about the Subhani Ghat area is that it is a suitable residential location for people of all economic classes. From upgraded and larger apartments to small affordable houses, you will find plenty of options that meet your budget. The Subhani Ghat Kacha Bazar is where you will find everything from groceries to most other daily necessities. People who travel to the area for temporary business can easily find residential hotels and lodgings. Hotel Valley Garden and Hotel Al-Abid are more popular among them as they offer better residential benefits, environment, and luxury.<br><br> The economy of the Subhani Ghat area mostly depends on government and non-government jobs, businesses, services, transport, technicals, etc. The Shahjalal Jamia Islamia School & College, Jalalabad College, Hazrat Shahjalal Darussunna Yakubia Kamil Madrasa, etc, are some of the notable educational institutions here. For social and family programs, the Agra Community Center plays a big role.<br><br> Other commonly known places are the Subhani Ghat Point, Naiorpul Jame Mosque, Hazrat Kalim Shah (Rh) Mazar, Subhani Ghat Police Outpost, etc.

Chouhatta Property Guide

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Chouhatta
, Sylhet

In the middle of the colorful, busy, and bustling localities of Sylhet Sadar lies a small area with a small population named Chowhatta. It is a small locality under Sylhet Metropolitan City’s Kotwali thana and is operated under the jurisdiction of Sylhet City Corporation’s ward no. 17. Since it is a city area, Chowhatta offers an urban vibe, and it is a place of growing communities.<br><br> Chowhatta is connected by the Nayasarak Road, VIP Road, and the Hazrat Shah Jalal Road. And all these roads meet at Chowhatta Point, and it is one of the important locations in the area. So, if you want a tour of this locality, you will need the Chowhatta area guide, which starts from Chowhatta Point.<br><br> Chowhatta Point has bus stops that allow people to travel to different parts of the Sylhet District. The Hazrat Shahjalal Rah. Mazar Sharif is less than a kilometer away from Chowhatta Point. That is why the roads around the area are always filled with traffic and noise. That is also why the property price in the area is very high. The only drawback of the area’s communication system is that it has no railway station nearby.<br><br> You will notice various showrooms and service centers on either side of the roads in Chowhatta. There are several important banks and ATM booths around the area, such as Eastern Bank Ltd., Trust Bank Ltd., BRAC Bank Ltd., etc. Some of the popular electronic brand showrooms in the area are Samsung, Realme, Vivo, Singer, Vision, ECO, LG, Toshiba, etc. It means you can easily purchase your necessary electronic items without having to step out of the area zone.<br><br> One of the good things about Chowhatta is that despite being a city area with medium to occasional heavy traffic, it has sufficient greenery here and there. And even though there aren’t many notable landmarks in the area, there are still a few commonly recognized places. Some of them are Hazrat Jalal Ahmod (Rh:) Mazar, Red Crescent Maternity Hospital & Child Welfare Centre, District Judge Court, Volananda Raskunjo Sebamondol (Ashrom), Chowhatta Tennis Court, etc. <br><br> The most notable educational and medical institution in the area is the Bangamata Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib Medical University. The Monru Shopping City is the only big shopping complex in the area. Although there aren’t many significant educational institutions in the area, people in the area do have access to renowned educational institutions in nearby areas.

Netrokona Property Guide

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Netrokona
, Mymensingh

Netrokona District, situated in the northern part of Bangladesh, is known for its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage. The Netrokona area guide highlights the district’s unique mix of cultural traditions, economic activities, and natural beauty that contribute to its growing prominence.<br><br> The district borders Mymensingh to the west, Sunamganj to the east, and the Indian state of Meghalaya to the north, making it an essential part of the region's connectivity. It has a land area of 2,810 square kilometers and a population of over 2.3 million.<br><br> Netrokona boasts a vibrant blend of ethnic communities, including Bengali Muslims, Hindus, and indigenous groups like the Garos and Hajongs. This diversity enriches social gatherings, which are reflected in various festivals and traditional events. <br><br> Economically, Netrokona is primarily driven by agriculture, with rice, jute, and various fruits and vegetables being the main crops. Fisheries also play a significant role, thanks to the district's many rivers, haors, and beels. Additionally, the region benefits from small-scale industries such as weaving, pottery, and handicrafts, which contribute to local livelihoods. These economic sources, combined with a developing service sector, make Netrokona a growing hub for trade and commerce.<br><br> Natural beauty is a defining feature of Netrokona. The district is home to several notable landmarks, including the scenic Haor regions, where vast wetlands create breathtaking views, especially during the monsoon. Places like Durgapur, famous for its rock formations and the Someshwari River, attract tourists seeking nature and tranquility. The Birishiri Tribal Cultural Academy and Ranikhong Church are notable sites showcasing the district’s cultural diversity and history.<br><br>Bijoypur Hill and Lake Netrokona is rapidly evolving into one of Bangladesh's model districts, focusing on sustainable development and economic growth. As a result, the district is becoming increasingly appealing for both housing and business opportunities, offering a balanced lifestyle amidst nature and a supportive community.

Sherpur Property Guide

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Sherpur
, Mymensingh

Located in the northern part of Bangladesh, Sherpur is a district in the Mymensingh Division, bordered by India’s Meghalaya to the north, Jamalpur and Mymensingh to the south, Mymensingh to the east, and Jamalpur to the west. Sherpur covers an area of about 1364.67 square kilometers with a population of over 1.4 million people. This Sherpur area guide will provide a glimpse into its location, transportation, culture, and economic growth.<br><br> The district is connected to major parts of Bangladesh through road and river routes. However, the lack of efficient railways and proper maintenance of some roads poses a problem, especially during the bad weather. Despite these challenges, the area has seen improvement in communication, allowing better access for both locals and businesses. The district also has 30 kilometers of bordered land with India.<br><br> Sherpur town is quite populated, and people are living together and seeking a better lifestyle. Yet, the majority of the people still live in rural areas. The growing industry has contributed to economic opportunities but also increased pollution, affecting the environment. The unchecked industrial growth and expanding urbanization have led to concerns about air quality and water pollution, urging the need for sustainable practices in the area.<br><br> Culturally, Sherpur is rich and diverse, reflecting traditional Bangladeshi heritage with vibrant festivals, music, and dance. The social state is marked by strong community ties, where people actively engage in cultural activities and maintain a warm, hospitable environment.<br><br> Economically, the district relies on agriculture, fishing, and small-scale industries. The fertile land supports rice, jute, mustard, peanuts, banana, and vegetable farming, while local crafts and cottage industries also contribute to the economy.<br><br> Sherpur is known for its natural landmarks, including the hills, which are perfect for those who enjoy nature and serenity. Notable locations like the Madhutila Eco Park and Nakugaon Land Port showcase the district’s historical significance and natural beauty. These sites attract tourists and highlight the potential for eco-tourism development in the region.<br><br> As Sherpur continues to grow, it is evolving into one of the model districts in Bangladesh, with focused efforts on improving infrastructure, education, and healthcare. The district's strategic location, natural beauty, and growing economy make it a promising area for housing and business investments in the future.

Boalkhali Property Guide

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Boalkhali
, Chattogram

The Boalkhali Upazila is one of the areas in the Chattogram District, which is located near the Karnaphuli River. To be precise, the upazila is located about 12 kilometers from the Chattogram Sadar and southeast of the Karnaphuli River. It is a developing and growing location right next to the Chattogram City Corporation localities, making it ideal for anyone looking into the Boalkhali area guide.<br><br> The land area of the upazila is 137.27 square kilometers, and it has a population of around 2,35,483, with over 42,500 families living there. That makes Boalkhali an averagely populated area. On top of that, since it is one of the areas connected to the Chattogram ports, Boalkhali is an important location for trade and business. That is also why it has several growing industrial zones and farms.<br><br> The old Kalurghat Bridge, which goes through Arkan Road and over the Karnaphuli River, is one of the main means of communication in the area. People can also travel to Boalkhali using the Shah Amanat Bridge and Chattogram-Cox’s Bazar Highway through Patiya. There are also several train stations in Boalkhali, one of which runs on the Kalurghat Bridge. Unfortunately, the bridge has been deemed old and risky, and it will be reconstructed soon to ensure safe transportation and communication facilities.<br><br> Boalkhali is a progressive area where you will likely come across many concrete and tin-shaded houses as well as a few straw houses. One government data shows that there are no landless or homeless people in the area. Many reputed public figures, including actress Kobori Sarwar, singer Shefali Ghosh, litterateur Atul Chandra Datta, and Liberation War Birangana writer Rama Chowdhury, are from Boalkhali.<br><br> Other than the Karnaphuli River or Boalkhali Canal, this upazila has several tourist attractions. Some of the oldest architects and locations in the Upazila are the Sreepur Shahi Bura Masjid, Sri Sri Kalachand Thakurbari Temple, Medosh Munir Ashram/Hermitage, Lalar Dighi, etc. Anyone who wants to enjoy its natural landscape should visit the Karnaphuli Riverview spot and the Sreepur Bangabandhu Riverview, Rangunia Bat Cave, Koroldenga Hill, etc.<br><br> The Boalkhali upazila is also religiously and culturally diverse, with Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, and Christians living harmoniously. The government has taken various initiatives to improve and develop the lifestyle and communications in the area and add more amenities.

Sunamganj Property Guide

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Sunamganj
, Sylhet

Sunamganj was established as Sunamganj Mahakuma in 1877 and became a district in 1984. It is part of the Sylhet Division in northeastern Bangladesh. The district is geographically significant due to its proximity to the Meghalaya state of India, which shares a long border with it.<br><br> The Sunamganj area guide highlights that the district has a land area of around 3,748.18 square kilometers and a population of almost 2.7 million. The climate is tropical, with heavy rainfall during the monsoon season, contributing to the formation of haors (wetlands).<br><br> Communication routes have been improving, with several road networks connecting it to Sylhet and other districts. The upcoming projects like Dhaka-Chatak railway communication might improve the area’s connectivity significantly.<br><br> Sunamganj is rich in natural resources. It is famous for its vast haors, which are crucial for fish farming. Additionally, limestone deposits in the nearby hills contribute to the local economy. Sand, stone, coals, cement industry, brick kilns, etc., contribute to the district’s economy significantly. Yet, agriculture is a major economic source, with rice being the primary crop.<br><br> The district also has cultural importance. It is the land of renowned Baul music tradition and the home of Baul singer Shah Abdul Karim. It also honors mystic poet Hason Raja, a prominent figure of Sunamganj. <br><br> The district also has strong traditions, with vibrant festivals and a rich history of folk music. Notable landmarks include the shrine of Hason Raja, Tanguar Haor, Barek Tila, and the Jadukata River, all of which attract visitors. Education is improving in Sunamganj with increased access to schools. Colleges, universities, nursing and technical institutes, etc., though challenges remain in remote areas.<br><br> Sunamganj holds potential for growth in business, tourism, and industry. With the upcoming projects, it is expected to become more connected, opening up new opportunities for living, commerce, and investment. Its natural beauty, cultural heritage, and growing economy make it a promising area for future development.

Muktagacha Property Guide

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Muktagacha
, Mymensingh

If you are from Mymensingh, you must have heard of Muktagacha Monda. It is an old sweet shop that has been making sweets using traditional recipes for decades. Well, even if you don’t live in the area, today’s Muktagacha area guide will certainly help you figure out what you should check out if you ever visit the place.<br><br> Muktagacha is an upazila or sub-district of Mymensingh District. It is located only 16 kilometers west of the Mymensingh town area. History shows that the area was first known as Binodbari. However, when the King of Natore moved to the area, it was changed to Muktagacha after an inhabitant of the village named Muktaram Karmakar presented the King’s family with a gold lampstand known as Gacha by the locals.<br><br> It was turned into a thana area in 1969 but established as an upazila in 1983. Now, Muktagacha has a land area of 314.70 square kilometers and a population of 4,60,381 (2022 Census). It has 1 pourashava, 10 unions, and 283 villages. While some of the population has been moving to the Upazila Sadar area to access better lifestyles and facilities, most still live in rural areas.<br><br> However, even people living in the rural parts of the upazila can access education, healthcare, sanitation, and safe drinking water. Housing has also developed throughout the upazila sadar, offering a suburban lifestyle. From transportation and marketplace to tourist spots, you can access almost everything necessary.<br><br> The economy of the upazila is mostly dependent on agriculture. However, non-agriculture labor, transport, services, jobs, etc., are also contributing to the economy. Other than rice, jute, wheat, potato, banana, jackfruits, etc., are also cultivated and grown economically across the upazila.<br><br> Muktagacha is also an important area because of its historical landmarks that attract many tourists around the year. The Muktagacha Rajbari is one of the most popular sites. And people who visit the area also love to try the Muktagacha Monda, a traditional sweet.<br><br> You can also visit Muktagacha Twin Temple, Sri Sri Radha Govinda Temple, Khajulia Bibir Ghor, Muktagacha Boro Masjid, etc. Many people also prefer visiting the forest area of Rasulpur because of its serene and calming nature.

Narail Property Guide

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Narail
, Khulna

The location of Narail District, established 40 years ago in 1984, is in Magura District’s south, Khulna District’s north, Jessore District’s west, and Gopalganj and Faridpur Districts’ west. The land of 967.99 km2 has 3 upazilas under 2 municipalities (Kalia and Narail Sadar). They are further split into 18 wards and hundreds of villages.<br><br> The Narail Area Guide found that multiple rivers flow through Narail, namely Nabaganga, Chitra, Bhairab, and Madhumati. Moreover, the district is crisscrossed by uncountable haors, beels, etc., a notable beel being the Chachuri Beel.<br><br> A Zamindar’s name is where the district’s name originated from. A market formed at Roopganj was established by the zamindars who named it after another zamindar. They also founded a thana or post office near the area during the British regime. Afterward, they brought more developmental changes in Narail to make it modern and advanced, promoting cultural activities, educational upgrades, and sports. <br><br> The Palace of Narail was among the largest Zamindar mansions built in Bangla. But it was all looted after the partition. However, some establishments are still intact, bearing witness to the British Raj, like the Kaalibaari, Shibmondir, and the Chitra River’s Bandha Ghaat. Today, they serve as renowned historical landmarks in the district.<br><br> As a mostly rural area, the district does well enough in providing the necessities of life for its people. There are great schools and colleges, namely Tularampur High School, Narail Govt. Victoria College, etc.<br><br> Besides, hospitals like Victoria Specialized Hospital are gaining a good reputation for their quality services. Furthermore, the construction of the Padma Bridge has sparked industrialization in Narail, which is why the real estate market has been flourishing in the area for a couple of years.<br><br> Lastly but importantly, Narail offers great facilities in terms of transportation and communication since Narail town acts as the district’s hub of road transportation. The regional highways conveniently connect it to Jashore and Magura.<br><br> Additionally, several ferry ghats in crucial points of the district have also eased traveling within different parts of Narail. Plus, the people can go out of the division by using the railway services.

Bimanbondor Property Guide

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Bimanbondor
, Sylhet

Among all the prominent areas in Sylhet Sadar Upazila, the Bimanbondor Thana or Airport Thana is one of the most notable ones. This is mostly because Thana has many important and notable places, including the Osmani International Airport, which is the third largest airport in Bangladesh. The Bimanbondor Thana is located in the northeast of Sylhet District and is located less than 10 kilometers from the Sylhet Sadar area.<br><br> The Bimanbondor Thana was established in 20211. It has a land area of 110.59 square kilometers with a population of 97,524. It is bounded by Gowainghat Upazila in the north, Kotwali and Shah Poran Thanas in the south, Jaintapur Upazila in the east, and Jalalabad Thana in the west. SCC’s wards, no. 6, 7, 8, and the Khadimnagar and Tuker Bazar Unions are included in the thana area. <br><br> It is one of the most progressive areas of the district and is also filled with many modern sculptures and other heritages. Most of its roads are either developed or under development, which ensures an improved communication facility. The Thana area also has a growing community. This is making it more sought-after by developers who are adding residential housing states across the thana. As a result, land and property prices are increasing gradually.<br><br> A big part of the population depends on farms and agricultural lands as economic sources. Tea estates, palm and rubber cultivations, non-agricultural labor, and other industries are among the top contributing sectors. The popular tea gardens in the Bimanbondor Thana area are the Khadimnagar Tea Garden, Malnicherra Tea Estate, Tarapur Tea Estate, and the Lakkatura Tea Garden. <br><br> Other popular tourist destinations are the Adventure World Fun & Family Tourism Park, Khadimnagar National Park, Tilagor Eco Park, Lakkatura Water Lily Pond, Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, etc. Reputed educational institutions like Sylhet Cadet College, Sylhet Agricultural University (SAU), and Shahjalal University of Science and Technology are located in the Thana area.

Saidpur Property Guide

4.2

Saidpur
, Rangpur

Of all the places you could check out in the Nilphamari District, the Saidpur area guide is one of the most sought-after ones. Why? Because it is one of the developing lands with good prospects for the future. Saidpur is an upazila of Nilphamari District and an administrative area of the Rangpur Division. Not only is it a beautiful location, but it is also rich in history and landmarks.<br><br> Saidpur was a bazaar or market area of Rangpur District’s Daroani thana before 1870. However, it was turned into a Sadar thana area under the Nilphamari District, active from 1870 to 1915. Then, in 1915, Saidpur became a separate thana area. Later, in 1982, Saidpur became an established upazila or sub-district under the Nilphamari District.<br><br> The upazila's land area is now 121.68 square kilometers, and its population is 3,12,988 (2022 Census). It is bounded by Kishoreganj Upazila and Nilphamari Sadar in the north, Pirbatipur and Badarganj Upazilas in the south, Taraganj Upazila in the east, and the Khansama and Chirirbandar Upazilas in the west. The known river bodies in the area are the Chikali and Kharkharia Rivers.<br><br> Though the rural people of Saidpur rely on agriculture as their economical source, most people in the town area are related to jobs, businesses, various industries, and crafts. Other than paddy, potato, wheat, and various vegetables are also commonly harvested in Saidpur.<br><br> With the developed roads, bypasses, and highways, communication is excellent in Saidpur, making transport easier for other parts of the district and country. However, there are still many underdeveloped and undeveloped roads that often impact communication. The upazila has two railway stations and an airport nearby.<br><br> Because of the airport area, the land price around the location has suddenly increased. However, you can still find affordable land and property options in Saidpur. It also offers facilities like education, training, healthcare, finance, and more. It also has notable religious institutions, like mosques, temples, and churches. The Chini Masjid in Saidpur is one of the famous landmarks in the upazila.<br><br> There are also Murtuza Institute, Lokkhonpur Jomidarbari, Saidpur Theme Park, etc. The upazila has a cantonment area. Some of the notable educational institutions in Saidpur are Noyatola Government Primary School, Saidpur Muslim High School, Saidpur Women's College, Saidpur Technical School & College, Saidpur Cantonment Public School & College, Bangladesh Army University of Science and Technology, etc.

Dakbangla Property Guide

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Dakbangla
, Khulna

Dakbangla is one of the prominent CBDs (Central Business District) of Khulna, where many businesses and commercial spaces are based. The intersection near Dakbangla is one of the bustling and crowded places during peak hours. In the Dakbangla area guide, immerse yourself in the teeming area of Khulna and peek at the best parts. <br><br> Within the Khulna City Corporation, CBD areas have flourished, keeping Dakbangla Mor and adjacent areas in the center. Feri Ghat Mor, Thanar Mor, and Picture Palace Mor are the main CBD areas surrounding the Dakbangla area. As a central business hub, the Dakbangla area is a prominent area of Khulna. <br><br> <br><br> Dakbangla (literal translation is Postal Bungalow) refers to a prominent historical structure that acted as a rest house during the colonial period. This Dakbangla building in Khulna is significant both architecturally and historically. Over time, it has become a municipal landmark, drawing people interested in its history. <br><br> Dakbangla's lively junction, where several routes meet, lies in the city's heart. This neighborhood is constantly bustling, with stores, street sellers, and people going about their everyday lives. It's a hub for navigating Khulna and visiting local sights. A study shows that 27.69% of daily traffic traverses across this intersection. <br><br> The Dakbangla Bazaar is a famous market that offers a wide range of commodities, including fresh vegetables and foodstuffs, apparel, home items, and local handicrafts. This is where the bustling city lives and local cultures and customs unfold before the eyes. <br><br> Dakbangla Jame Mosque is one of the area's most noteworthy monuments. This historical mosque is renowned for its architectural beauty and religious importance. Visitors enjoy its complex design while learning about its history. If you want to experience the medley of people and lives in Khulna, Dakbangla is a treasure trove you can explore.

Gangachara Property Guide

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Gangachara
, Rangpur

Rangpur, which is a well-known district of Bangladesh, has 8 upazilas or sub-districts. One of them is Gangachara, located in the northwestern part of the district. It is about 10.2 kilometers from the Rangpur Sadar, near the Teesta River. Being in the north near the river gives the upazila a tropical environment. That’s why many people check out the Gangchara area guide.<br><br> Gangchara used to be a small region of Rangpur. It is said that the Gangachara Thana was formed in 1908 or 1910, but some documents show that it was established in 1917. Later, it was upgraded into a sub-district in 1984 and into a Model Thana in 2011. <br><br> Gangachara Upazila has a land area of 269.69 square kilometers and a population of around 2,86,730 (2022 Census). It has 9 unions, 87 mouzas, and 123 villages. Until recently, the area’s people lived by the rules of the British and zamindars. However, people’s lifestyles have changed over time. <br><br> Now, the people in Gangachara Upazila live on various economic sources, such as agriculture, pottery, industry, non-agriculture labor, trade and communication, etc. With the help of various NGOs, the number of people engaged in earning has increased. Moreover, the upazila has several Benaroshi Pollis and sarees from the upazila are sold across the country.<br><br> Along with the economy, communication facilities have also increased in recent years. Rivers play a vital role when it comes to making trades with various locations unavailable by road. The villages of Gangachar are connected to the upazila sadar and are from there to Rangpur city by road. There are also many bridges, with the Gangchara Bridge over the Teesta River being a significant one.<br><br> The upazila also has several ancient and notable landmarks, such as Kuthipara Neel Kuthi, the remains of Mahipur Zamindar Bari, Mandrain Pakhi Jame Mosque, Vinnya Jagat Amusement Park, etc.

Horintana Thana Property Guide

4.1

Horintana Thana
, Khulna

The Horinatana Thana is a metropolitan area under the Khulna City Corporation. It is situated at the Jalma Union of Batiaghata Upazila. The thana area is bounded by Sonadanaga Thana in the north, Dumuria Thana in the south, Lobonchara Thana in the east, and Dumiria and Arongghata Thanas in the west. It has a land area of about 16 square kilometers and a population of over 25,000.<br><br> Since the thana is located at the Khulna City Bypass and has many important locations nearby, the Horintana Thana area guide is a vital one. Moreover, it is a densely populated city area with never-ending chaos, making it essential to know your way around it.<br><br> The most convenient way to reach Horintana Thana is using the bus routes. If you are traveling via public or local bus, the Zero Point Mor is likely to be your stop as it is the closest to the thana. However, if you are traveling using the New Market route from the Zero Point Mor, you can make a stop at the thana. Nevertheless, the Horintana Thana area offers a convenient traveling facility.<br><br> It is not far from the Khulna Railway Station. Moreover, the recently inaugurated Mohammadpur Railway Station offers a more convenient traveling facility from Khulna City to Rupsha Railway Bridge, Mongla Port, and Benapole.<br><br> The Horintana Thana area is a residential and commercial hub, which means it offers better access to living facilities and other amenities. From educational institutions to healthcare, it has pretty much everything. On top of that, new projects are initiated from time to time to elevate people’s experiences and lifestyles.<br><br> Some of the commonly known and notable landmarks of the area are Harintana Gate, Zero Point Mor, Gollamari Power Grid Sub-Station, Moyur River and Bridge, Old Moulavi Mausoleum, etc. Reputed educational institutions like the Khulna University, Khulna Open University, Khulna Textile Institute, etc., are also under the Thana area.

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