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Koyra Property Guide
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Koyra
, Khulna

Koyra is an upazila located at the furthest south of the Khulna District. It is the second largest upazila in Bangladesh, with a land area of 1775.41 sq./km, and the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest covers a large part of this gigantic upazila. That makes Koyra area guide one of the most sought-after area guides for people who want to know more about the upazila.<br><br> It has Paikgacha in the north, Shundarban Mangrove Forest in the south and east, and Shaymnagar and Ashashuni Upazilas of Satkhira in the west. The upazila has 7 unions, 72 mouzas or mahallas, and 131 villages. According to the 2022 Census, there are around 2,20,100 people in Koyra.<br><br> Though Koyra Upazila does not have many developed roads, there has been a major communication development in the last few years. As a result, people in the upazila, especially in the remote areas, are gaining better accessibility to necessary amenities. However, some areas in and across the upazila are only accessible by water transports, such as ferries and launches.<br><br> The number of educational institutions and literacy rates of Koyra upazila have also increased. There are numerous religious institutions in the area, such as mosques, churches, temples, etc. The Mosjidkur Mosque is one such notable landmark. Other popular landmarks of Koyra Upazila are the Koyra Bridge, Khalishar Dighi, Koyra River, Keorakata Tourist Spot, etc. Other than the Shundarband Forest itself, Hiron Point of the upazila has also been declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.<br><br> Though agriculture is the main source of the economy of the people, a large part of Koyra’s income source also depends on shrimp culture and export business. The water bodies of the area are used as shrimp ghers (a bounded area), and you are likely to come across many of them in most parts of the upazila.<br><br> The geographical location of Koyra makes it highly prone to natural disasters and heavy damage. But the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest keeps most of the upazila safe. However, many developments are still needed to offer better living conditions for all.
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Lobon Chora Property Guide
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Lobon Chora
, Khulna

If you are in search of an area within Khulna that offers a diverse vibe, you should check out this Lobon Chora area guide. Located on the outskirts of the main city of the Khulna area and near the Rupsha River, Lobon Chora belongs to the Batighata Upazilla’s Kotwali Thana and is a part of Ward no. 31 of Khulna City Corporation.<br><br> This area is known for being a place of tranquility and chaos at the same time. That is because it has a growing industrial area with many commercial places. On top of that, Lobon Chora is located near two major bridges: the Rupsha Railway Bridge and the Khan Jahan Ali Bridge. While the railway bridge is still under development, the Khan Jahan Ali Bridge has already broadened the transportation facilities across the area.<br><br> While many of the roads in the area have developed over the recent years, some are still under development. These roads often cause issues for locals and commuters. On top of that, the area's environment is no longer green and healthy like it used to be. Due to fast-paced urbanization and industrialization, the area's outline is changing massively, which is responsible for deforestation and pollution.<br><br> Yet, Lonon Chora still has green fields, farmlands, eco-parks, various types of housing, and other commercial places, such as the Labanchora Water Treatment Plant, Rupsha Railway Bridge, Khan Jahan Ali Bridge, Khulna Auto Rice Mill, Sheikh Russell Eco Park, Rupsha River and Ghat area, Seven Ring Cement Factory, etc.<br><br> Notable educational and training institutions in the area are Salah Uddin Yousuf Government Secondary School, Lobonchara Technical Training Institute, School of Logistics & Management, etc.<br><br> Lobon Chora also has various properties available, and they are in high demand due to the development surrounding the area. That is also why property prices have gone high in recent years.
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Mahigonj Property Guide
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Mahigonj
, Rangpur

Mahigonj is a metropolitan police station in Rangpur district of Bangladesh. It belongs to Rangpur City Corporation. It is located in the main city of Rangpur and is able to fulfill all the needs of living. It continues to enrich the city of Rangpur through its historical importance and cultural contribution. Mahigonj is well connected by road. This place has a rich history which highlights the antiquity of Rangpur. The place is also known for its lifestyle and community oriented living. The people here are very diverse, the combination of different races and religious groups is noticeable. Many families have been living here for generations and the place is vibrant and reflects the traditional values ​​of Rangpur.<br><br> Mahigonj has a mixed economy. The local economy is driven by small businesses, local markets and industrial activities. Apart from the economy, Mahigonj is known for its cultural richness where festivals, traditional events and religious events are equally celebrated.<br><br> Mahigonj has several mosques, temples and community centers that are functional for the locals. For recreation there are small parks and playgrounds that provide a place for families to relax and children to play. The cost of living in other urban areas of Rangpur is attractive compared to the cost of living, which is attractive to budget-conscious families.<br><br> There are several primary and secondary schools, colleges and madrasas catering to the educational needs of the people here. Rangpur Medical College and Begum Rokeya University. Which is good for the people living here. Apart from education, medical facilities are also very good here. There are several government and private healthcare institutions in Mahigonj. There is Rangpur Medical College and Hospital for comprehensive medical services. For mother and child health services there are various maternity clinics which ensure the health care of the local population.<br><br> Mahigonj is fairly well connected by road to the rest of Rangpur city. Rickshaws and auto rickshaws are the mode of local transport. Buses, CNG, motorcycles etc are also available. Basically Mahigonj provides basic education, transport and medical facilities suitable for daily needs.<br><br> The area offers a balance of traditional and modern amenities. The heart market here is also very lively. Almost all the products needed for daily life are available which makes the standard of living of the people here easier. A mix of traditional and modern elements that may not suit people's personal preferences. But to those who prefer the city lifestyle, it may seem a little traditional slow.<br><br> Despite all this, Mahigonj, like many parts of Rangpur, faces challenges such as infrastructural development, traffic congestion and maintaining historical heritage amid modernization. However, efforts are being made by local stakeholders and communities to address these issues and improve the quality of life for residents.<br><br> Overall, Mahigonj in Rangpur offers a deep rooted history, vibrant culture and a community oriented lifestyle. It offers a blend of traditional and modern elements making the place a unique part of Rangpur city.
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Mehendiganj Property Guide
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Mehendiganj
, Barishal

Mehendiganj is an upazila of Barisal district located in the southern region of Bangladesh known for its rich cultural heritage, agricultural economy and scenic beauty. Especially for its rivers and canals. Also known as Patarhat to local people. Its area is 435.79 square kilometers. Hijla and Muladi upazilas to the north, Barisal Sadar and Bhola Sadar upazilas to the south, Bhola Sadar and Raipur upazilas to the east and Muladi and Barisal Sadar upazilas to the west.<br><br> Mehendiganj has a rich heritage of ancient Bengali culture and traditions. The place has been influenced by various rulers and dynasties over the centuries. The culture of Mehendiganj reflects the larger tradition of Barisal. Where folk music, Nithya and various festivals are celebrated.<br><br> Mehendiganj It's economy is mainly based on agriculture where rice, jute and various vegetables are the main crops. The former land, nourished by the surrounding rivers, supported this agricultural lifestyle. Fish farming and fishing is one of the other means of livelihood of the people here. The place is rich with small and big factories that are involved in local handicrafts.<br><br> This place is quite advanced in terms of education, healthcare and transportation. Mehendiganj has several primary and secondary schools as well as madrasas. There are colleges and educational institutions in Barisal city to impart higher education. There are a number of health facilities, including a government hospital and small clinics, but the healthcare infrastructure is relatively basic. Along with the progress of education and medical services, the transport system here has also made a lot of progress. Mehendiganj is connected to Barisal and other parts of the country by river and road. People and ferries are used on waterways for general transportation, especially during monsoons when many areas become waterlogged. Rickshaws, autorickshaws, vans, CNG etc. are used for short distance travel. There is also good connectivity from Ba and Barisal city.<br><br> Mehendiganj population is criss-crossed by rivers and canals, which contribute to this scenic beauty and make it a hub of water-based activities. The area is rich in biodiversity, with tropical plants and a variety of project birds and fish. The natural beauty of the river here, the traditional boats and the peaceful village environment fascinate people.<br><br> Locations below and near rivers are prone to floods and various natural calamities. Basically Mehendiganj is a vibrant and culturally rich area, with its agricultural roots and a strong connection with the natural environment. It presents a blend of the traditional rural life of southern Bangladesh which is a perfect place for nature lovers.
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Puran Bazar Property Guide
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Puran Bazar
, Barishal

Living in Puran Bazar means you are close to one of the main commercial hubs of Barishal. Puran Bazar is known as Puraton Bazar to local people here. It is located in the central part of Barishal city and within Barishal Sadar Upazila. Kirtonkhola is located near the riverfront area along the river which has historically made the place an ancient center for trade and commerce.<br><br> It is well connected to other parts of Barishal and easily accessible by various means of transport. Barishal was the main center of trade in the southern part of Bengal from that time to the present or as it has continued.<br><br> Puran Bazar provides employment to a large number of shopkeepers and transport workers. The old market has been playing an important role in the local economy and even in the economy of Barishal. At the same time it serves as a center of trade and distribution of goods throughout the surrounding region.<br><br> Beyond its commercial importance, Puran Bazar also serves as an overall social hub. Areas around Puran Bazar provide all the necessary amenities for living. The place attracts people because of the convergence of economy and social issues.<br><br> Traditional clothing and textile factories provide employment to the people of different religions and castes. Which reflects the tradition of Barisহal. Which is like a picture of brotherhood.<br><br> Areas adjacent to Puran Bazar are progressing day by day in terms of medical, educational and entertainment. For better treatment and education, the residents go to Barishal Sadar, which is within commuting distance. For entertainment there are Kirtan Halls on the banks of the river which provide people with fresh air and a charming atmosphere.<br><br> Puran Bazar is primarily a commercial area, so availability of residential properties may be low. Also housing projects here can be old and less modern compared to other parts of Barishal city.<br><br> Puran Bazar is a lively and bustling place, especially during peak hours with traffic jams. On the other hand due to heavy traffic and activities the area is polluted by both noise and air elements. Mainly for those who are involved in business or own a business in the market, staying near the old market seems to be most convenient. If you enjoy being in the middle of a busy and vibrant community then this place might suit you. It attracts people for good employment opportunities in the place.
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Uttar Alekanda Property Guide
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Uttar Alekanda
, Barishal

Uttar Alekanda is an area under Barisal City Corporation located in the southern region of Bangladesh. Uttar Alekanda is a part of the larger Barisal Sadar Upazila located in the northern part of Barisal city. Its speed is only 2.1 km from Barisal zero point. Also this place is really interesting near Barisal launch ghat. The area is considered an ideal place to live, especially for those who prefer a mix of traditional and modern city life. This area has become more attractive to all as it offers essential amenities like schools, health care facilities, local markets and places of worship. Also, the location of the place near the Kirtonkhola river makes its strategic and natural value quite good and attractive.<br><br> The place is primarily a residential area, with an unmatched blend of traditional and modern attractions. The area is also known for its mixed community and has a nice mix of upper middle class to working class population which is great. On the other hand the place reflects the general cultural diversity of Barisal, where people of different religious and cultural preferences are living together in harmony. Here all religious and national festivals are celebrated with great pomp.<br><br> Uttar Alekanda being a part of Barisal, there are educational institutions for primary school to higher education, maintaining the continuity of education quality in Barisal. There are public and private universities in and around this place for primary and secondary education. For those interested in religious education, there are some madrasas that provide both general and religious education. Also for higher education there are nearby Barisal University and Barisal Medical College which really ensures the education aspect of the residents here.<br><br> Like education, medical and recreational facilities are also quite good here. Being close to Barisal Medical College is very convenient.<br><br> There are some small parks and open spaces where residents can spend time. There is an opportunity to feel the freshness of the river in the afternoon either near the Kirtonkhola river. Also, the hustle and bustle is a little less compared to the city and the peaceful atmosphere prevails which is impeccable.<br><br> Uttar Alekanda local economy is supported by small businesses, retail shops and services. And people of different professions live together here. The transport system here is also quite satisfactory. The area is well connected by road and with public transport access that connects it to other parts of Barisal. Autorickshaws, cycle rickshaws and buses are the common modes of transportation here.<br><br> If you are looking for a residential area in Barisal that offers a blend of tradition and modernity at the same time. On the other hand, a place with a strong sense of community might be the perfect choice for you.
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Keshabpur Property Guide
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Keshabpur
, Khulna

You must have heard of the famous Kapotakkho River, whose beauty captivated poet Michael Madhusudan Dutt. This famous river and the paternal home of this famous poet are located at the Sagardari Union of Keshabpur Upazila, which is located in the Jashore District of the Khulna Division. That is why the upazila welcomes people to its area through the Michael Madhusudan Gate.<br><br> The Keshabpur area guide shows that the entire upazila has a land area of 258.53 square kilometers. And the population is about 2,80,924 (Census 2022). Though there is no record of how the upazila got its name, it is said that it was named after a Landlord/Zamidar Keshab Chandra. The upazila is 32 kilometers from Jashore City and around 42 kilometers from Khulna City. It is bounded by Manirampur, Avaynagar, Dumuria, Kalaroa, and the Kapotakkho River.<br><br> Though it is located far from the city, Keshabpur is a diverse land with rural landscapes and urban localities. Most parts of the Upazila Sadar area are filled with small and tall buildings, residents, and businesses, while the rural parts are filled with agricultural lands, farms, tin-shaded homes, and ruins of the old times.<br><br> The entire upazila is filled with heritages and relics. Other than the Poet Michael Madhusudan Datt Memorial and Sagardari Pincin Spot in Madhupalli, many tourist spots exist in Keshabpur. One such spot is actor Dhiraj Bhattacharya's ancestral home, which is in dire need of renovation. Other spots include Mirzanagar Hammamkhana, Kashimpur-Dalijhara Buddhist Bihar, Baliadanga Temple, Morshina Baor and Park, etc.<br><br> Notable educational institutions of the upazila are the Sagardari Michael Madhusudan Institution, Keshabpur Government College, Keshabpur Govt. Pilot School & College, Abu Sharaf Sadek Govt Technical School and College, etc.
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Lohagara Property Guide
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Lohagara
, Chattogram

The Lohagara area guide has been one of the most sought-after ones since the development of Dhaka-Cox’s Bazar train station routes. It is an upazila of the Chattogram district, located about 60 kilometers south of the metropolitan city area. With a total land area of 259.19 square kilometers and a population of nearly 2.5 lakh, Lohagara is one of the green locations of Chattogram.<br><br> It is surrounded by Satkania upazila in the north, Chakaria in the south, Bandarbad hilly areas in the east, and Banshkhali upazila in the west. The important water bodies of the area are the Hangor River and the Tankabati and Boalia canals.<br><br> Historical records show that Lohagara Thana was established first after Satkania Thana was divided into two parts in 1981. However, it became an upazila in 1983. It is said that Shah Shuja, the Mughal Prince, took shelter in this area in 1660. During his departure, the prince engraved an iron bar as a sign. As “iron” is translated as “Loha” in Bengali, people went on calling this place Lohagara. The resting area of Prince Shah Shuja is now called Chunati, a location under the upazila.<br><br> The forest areas of this upazila are filled with gorjon, boilam, chapalish, and many medicinal trees and herbs. Animals like elephants, deer, monkeys, wild boars, wild cats, foxes, etc., also wander in the forest zones of Lohagara.<br><br> Recently, the Elephant Overpass was constructed in Chunati of Lohagara Upazila, which is the first elephant overpass in Southeast Asia. It is built over the Chattogram-Cox’s Bazar Railway line so that the elephants can move freely.<br><br> Anyone who wants a taste of beautiful greenery, such as forests, hills, and other areas, can visit Chunati Wildlife Sanctuary, Padua Forest Range, Chambi Lake, Nasim Park, etc. Other notable locations of the upazila include Cox’s Bazar Gate, located on the Chattogram-Cox’s Bazar Highway of Chunati, Masadia Gyanbikash Bihar, Charamba Rubber Dam, Charamba Segun Bagan, Chambi Rubber Dam, etc.<br><br> Lohagara is a prosperous area with many educational institutions, including universities and madrasas. It has over 60 mosques, 9 temples, 4 churches and 2 pagodas. The economy of the upazila depends mainly on agriculture. There are also fisheries, dairies, and cottage industries.<br><br> Despite all the good things, Lohagara still suffers from many shortcomings. However, with proper steps and adding more modern facilities, this area can be turned into one of the important tourist attractions in the future.
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Sandwip Property Guide
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Sandwip
, Chattogram

Once known as a land of business and trade, the Sandwip upazila or Sandwip Island of Chattogram District used to have a vast land area of 630 square miles. However, the upazila lost its land over time due to various natural disasters. Now, it only has a land area of about 80 square miles, which is 25 miles in length and 3-9 miles in width. The population of Sandwip is around 3,27,533 (2022 Census).<br><br> According to the old Sandwip area guide and history written by the Europeans, the island is over 3 to 4 thousand years old. It was known for producing salt and manufacturing ships and garments. There are also many debates and theories on how the island was named. Some people say that there were no men on the island when Baro Auliya discovered it. They named it Shunno (Zero) Dip (Island), which later turned into Sandwip. Others say that Europeans named it Sand-Heap as the land was filled with sand and was later called Sandwip.<br><br> However the name came, Sandwip remains one of the most beautiful landscapes of Bangladesh, surrounded by the Bay of Bengal, Chattogram, Companiganj of Noakhali, Hatiya Island, Bamoni, and Meghna Rivers. While it is still one of the prosperous land areas, the lack of proper transportation facilities has made the island remote and less accessible. The only means of travel to the Sandwip Upazila is the ferry terminal from Kumira Ghat of Sitakund. There are no buses or bus routes inside the Island either.<br><br> Sandwip was formed by silt deposits from the Meghna River’s estuary, which is highly fertile and suitable for agriculture. Along with rice, jute, potato, betel nuts, sugarcane, radish, mango, and jackfruits, many other crops and fruits are grown in the land of Sanwip Upazila.<br><br> Even though it is a remote Island, the seaside and natural beauty of Sandwip attract many national and international tourists every year. Some of its popular and well-known locations are Sandwip Sea Beach, Travelly Eco Village, the Sandwip Channel, and the Bay of Bengal.<br><br> The area is prone to natural disasters, which is why it has several cyclone shelters to ensure people’s safety. However, one of the upcoming projects in Sandwip includes the construction of a jetty, which will make communication with the mainland more accessible and ensure better safety in the future.
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Barguna Property Guide
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Barguna
, Barishal

Barguna is a coastal district in the Barishal Division of the southern part of Bangladesh. This district spans an area of approximately 1,831.31 square kilometers and is home to more than 1 million people. It is surrounded by Jhalakathi, Barishal, Pirojpur, and Patuakhali to the north and the Bay of Bengal and Patuakhali to the south.<br><br> Again, it has Patuakhali to the east, and Pirojpur and Bagerhat to the west. And the Barguna area guide reveals a district rich in natural beauty, culture, and potential, making it an exciting place for residents, investors, and visitors alike.<br><br> Housing in Barguna is a combination of traditional village homes, modern residences, and developing townships. The district offers essential amenities such as schools, hospitals, banks, and markets.<br><br> The area is connected by roadways and waterways, with local buses, private vehicles, and river transports serving as the primary means of travel. The district is not directly connected by rail. However, its improved road network and ferry services help connect Barguna with major cities, enhancing trade and mobility.<br><br> The economy of Barguna primarily revolves around agriculture, fishing, and small-scale industries. Rice, betel leaf, bananas, and fish are significant economic contributors, while the local markets buzz with trading activities. Education is growing, and numerous schools, colleges, and technical institutions are providing learning opportunities. The district is also home to various religious institutions, reflecting a rich blend of cultural harmony.<br><br> Barguna’s environment is marked by its natural beauty, with dense mangrove forests, rivers, and the coastal charm of the Bay of Bengal. This unique environment supports a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it an attractive spot for nature lovers. Notable places include the majestic Sonakata Sea Beach, Taltoli Beach, and Haringhata Eco Park, which draw tourists year-round.<br><br> The real estate market in Barguna is gradually developing, with growing interest in coastal properties and agricultural land. The future of Barguna's real estate looks promising. The ongoing developments are likely to attract more investors and residents looking for a peaceful yet connected lifestyle.
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Jhalokati Property Guide
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Jhalokati
, Barishal

Jhalokati is a southern district of Bangladesh, nestled in the Barishal Division. It is a picturesque district known for its serene rivers, landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. Covering a land area of approximately 748.32 square kilometers, it is bordered by Barishal to the north and east, Barguna District to the south, and Pirojpur to the west.<br><Br> With a population of around 6,61,160, Jhalokati is a mix of rural and urban settings, making it a unique place to explore. This Jhalokati area guide offers insight into the district's transportation, lifestyle, education, and beautiful landmarks that make it a great place to live.<br><Br> Jhalokati boasts well-connected road and waterway networks, making it accessible from nearby districts and the capital, Dhaka. Motorized boats and ferries are common, offering scenic travel experiences through the region’s lush greenery and quaint riverside villages.<br><Br> The lifestyle in Jhalokati is laid-back, with a strong sense of community among its residents. The district offers several educational institutions, including schools, colleges, and technical institutes that cater to the academic needs of students. Traditional festivals and cultural events are celebrated with great enthusiasm, adding to the vibrant lifestyle of the area.<br><Br> The district is dotted with local markets and bazaars where residents can find fresh produce, groceries, and daily necessities. It also has healthcare facilities, including hospitals and clinics, to cater to its residents' medical needs.<br><Br> Jhalokati is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and unique landmarks. The floating guava market is one of the district’s most famous attractions, drawing tourists from across the country. Visitors can experience the bustling trade of guavas directly from boats floating on tranquil waters. There are also eco-parks and historical sites that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the region, making Jhalokati a delightful destination for nature lovers.<br><Br> Overall, Jhalokati offers a peaceful living environment with affordable housing options, ranging from traditional homes to modern residences. As Jhalokati continues to grow, it is becoming an attractive option for those seeking a balanced lifestyle with access to nature and necessary amenities.
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Amber Khana Property Guide
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Amber Khana
, Sylhet

Ambar khana is located in the heart of Sylhet metropolis. This point is very important point for tourism, business and transportation. On its north side are Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport and Sylhet International Cricket Stadium. Also, Bangladesh's first tea garden 'Malanichara' is located very close to this area. To the south of this area is the shrine of the famous Auliya Hazrat Shahjalal Yemeni (RA). There are also Sylhet Government Aliya Madrasa, and Ambar khana Girls School and College. The traditional MC College and Shahjalal University of Science and Technology are located on the western side of this area.<br><br> Ambar khana Jame Masjid is one of the famous mosques of this area and the country. There is a police station at Ambar khana, Address - Mojumdari Airport Road 3100, Sylhet. Fire service station is about 3 km away in Bandar-Bazar area. This area is very important as it facilitates tourism, agriculture, tea and import and export from the border area. Being an economically important area, there is a need to improve communication and accommodation.<br><br> Being a tourist city, Ambar khana in Sylhet can be reached directly by bus from the main cities of the country. About 5 km from Sylhet Railway Station, Ambar khana Point. From Amber khana, there are direct buses, CNG and hired vehicles to all the tourist spots including Sadapathar, Bholaganj, Companyganj, Ratargul Swamp Forest, Bisthakandi, Hazrat Shahjalal (RA) Shrine, Jaflong, Tamabil, Lalakhal, Hakaluki Howar.
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Anwara Property Guide
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Anwara
, Chattogram

The Anwara Upazila is located 24 kilometers opposite the Chattogram Metropolitan City, southeast of the Karnaphuli River and the coast of the Bay of Bengal. The Upazila is bounded by Patiya Upazila, Bashkhali Upazila, Chandanaish Upazila, Chattogram Port, and the Bay of Bengal. This shows how important the Anwara area guide is!<br><br> Anwara was formed as a Thana in 1876. However, in 1983, it was established as an Upazila. Now, it has 11 unions, 80 mouzas, 81 villages, and 99 wards. The land area of Anwara Upazila is 164.13 square kilometers, and the current population is over 2,59,000. <br><br> The Anwara Upazila’s locations near the riverside areas have been established as industrial zones with many export processing zones and factories. These include the Korean Export Processing Zone (KEPZ), China Export Processing Zone (CEPZ), Chittagong Urea Fertilizer Limited (CUFL), Karnaphuli Fertilizer Company Ltd (KAFCO), etc.<br><br> The construction of the Bangabandhu Tunnel has connected Anwara and other locations and established business routes that have positively affected the country’s economy. Anwara is also another important route of travel or transport of goods to Cox’s Bazar and the port area connected by the Shah Amanat Bridge.<br><br> The natural and beautiful landscape around the Upazila is not far from the industrial and economic area. One of the popular sites in Anwara is Parki Beach and the resorts. People can also enjoy the scenery of the Bay of Bengal, Karnaphuli River, and Sangu River from various locations in Anwara.<br><br> Other notable locations include Anwara Hilltop Park, Menna Park, Kala Bibir Dighi, Hazrat Shah Mohsen Aulia (R:) Mazar Sharif, Bangladesh Marine Academy, and Norman's Point Lighthouse. Along with many educational institutions, Anwara Upazila has over 350 mosques, 83 Hindu Temples, 13 banks, 20 post offices, 52 cyclone centers, and an Upazila health complex.
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Bagh Bari (Baghbari) Property Guide
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3.8

Bagh Bari (Baghbari)
, Sylhet

Bagbari is located in Sylhet Sadar Upazila, which is the central administrative region of Sylhet district. The Bagbari of Sylhet Sadar stands as a testament to the region's rich cultural and historical heritage that highlights the architectural beauty and historical importance of Sylhet. This Bagbari located in the Sylhet district located in the North Eastern part of Bangladesh is considered as a significant heritage site of Sylhet. It represents the historical and architectural legacy of the region. <br><br> These places usually belong to wealthy families or zamindars and are known for their architectural beauty and cultural importance. Bagbari locations are characterized by their extensive and well-maintained gardens. <br><br> Retaining its historical charm, Bagbari offers modern amenities, including maintained roads, electricity, water supply and internet connectivity. Which fulfills the residential needs of the residents here. Garden houses are also often larger in size, providing plenty of space for families and a more private living environment. Bagbari being located in the center of Sylhet city provides schools, colleges, hospitals, shopping centers and other essentials. <br><br> The area is also well connected by road, which connects it to Sylhet and its surrounding districts. There is also rail and river transport.<br><br> Local events and gatherings of the area bring residents together and create a strong community with people of different religions, races and communities living side by side. The Bagbari economy of Sylhet is characterized by its high demand for real estate, relatively high cost of living and diverse economic activities that support a vibrant local economy. The region's historical importance and modern amenities make it an attractive place to live and invest, with ongoing development and infrastructural improvements enhancing its prospects. There are also a variety of local businesses including retail stores, restaurants, etc. <br><br> Bagbari is also known for its scenic beauty surrounded by greenery. Sylhet's pleasant climate adds to the appeal of living in an area like Bagbari, which is usually surrounded by natural beauty. Bagbari, like Sylhet, is known for its relatively low crime rate which contributes to a safe environment and the presence of community policing which helps maintain order and security in the area.
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