Bosila, Dhaka
Bosila, an extended part of Mohammadpur, is one of the most up-and-coming areas of Dhaka city. If we look back at the chronicles of Dhaka city 10-15 years ago, we will discover Bosila as a submerged and downtrodden park that is almost inhabitable. Fast forward to the emergence of the Dam and Bosila bridge, Dhaka has unearthed a new area.
Bosila has a historical significance. The name is etched in the tapestry of tales of liberation war. Rayer Bazar Bodhyo Bhumi, which stands as a witness to the bloody genocide of 1971, is closely attached to the Bosila area.
Bosila is a one-of-a-kind area of Dhaka. The mighty Buriganga runs through the city and is connected to the Bosila Bridge. The River is a boon for the area. Many residents of Bosila are associated with businesses related to the Buriganga River and utilize the pathway and resources.
The biggest development in the Bosila Area pans out in residential establishments. There are more and more high-rise buildings to accommodate the inhabitants. Bosila Garden City is an organized model town where affluent and middle-class families prefer to nestle as their home.
Bosila Road is a popular road in Bosila that divides Mohammadpur from the area. This is Bosila's access point. Needless to say, this road keeps busy and chaotic. People who work near the Mohammadpur or Dhanmondi area but the rent in those areas is too high to meet up with prefer to settle in Bosila. Communication between Bosila and those areas is straightforward and swift. Bosila is a happening place. Many industries and educational and medical institutions plan to shift there as its proximity to Buriganga. Many students and bachelors opt for Bosila to live in sublets or affordable rent.
City Insights
Bosila is located at the Bank of Buriganga River. At both ends of the river, Bosila is rising as a city of high-rise apartment buildings. Bosila Garden City and other housing projects create a form of solidarity among the residents. As the area is close to Mohammadpur, the culture of Kabab and Mosques is dominant here. The rapid development is threatening the cleanliness of Buriganga and other biodiversity. Public transport is available for almost all the corners of Dhaka city and beyond. Rickshaws and autos are highly available too. Known Landmarks
Mohammadpur Beribadh
Bosila Bridge
Rayer Bazar Bodhyo Bhumi
Dhaka Uddan
Connectivity
Bus Routes
Nearest Train Stations
New Developments
Bosila Heights, a residential apartment project by KBS Holdings, will accommodate around 100 families at the prime location of Bosila. Popular Medical College, a sister concern of Popular Pharmaceuticals, is underway construction and will soon be inaugurated. 
What’s great here?
The Bosila Bridge and Bosila Road are a great way to connect the area with Dhaka city. Bosila Road is very wide, and cars can run in four lanes through the road. Most residential apartments of Bosila are enclosed within a housing society. As these housing societies have their own security systems, the areas are safe and secure. During the rainy season, the water in Buriganga cleans up and provides a fresh breath of Oxygen. 
What needs attention?
Big trucks and lorries often park on the roads illegally. There is a lack of quality restaurants and places for hangouts.Sometimes, the rickshaws are too reckless and cause accidents on the road. The lack of greeneries and parks near the Bosila area often fails the residents to provide fresh Oxygen. Some industries and production companies pollute and exploit the Buriganga River attached to Bosila. It creates a shortage of fresh water and air in the area. Neighbourhood Rating
4.1
Neighbourhood Rating
4.1
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