Brahmanbaria, Chattogram

Brahmanbaria is an important economic and commercial city located in the eastern part of Bangladesh. The district is a busy center of administrative and financial activity with well-developed communication systems, natural gas, power plants, agricultural products, and import-export routes. From serene rural surroundings, local handicrafts, and lively markets to modern architecture, and commercial atmosphere, you'll find it all here.

Geographically, Brahmanbaria is located on the banks of the Titus River, which plays an important role in the agricultural and industrial sectors of the region. The cultivation of rice, jute, and fruits here contributes significantly to the local economy. Bounded by the Meghna River in the south and the Tripura Hills of India in the east, the district is rich in natural beauty. Muslin cloth and Chandramukhi sweets are very famous here.

This district is bordered by Kishoreganj and Habiganj districts to the north, Narsingdi and Narayanganj districts to the west, Comilla and Feni districts to the south, and Tripura state of India to the east. The upazilas of this district are - Brahmanbaria Sadar, Kasba, Akhaura, Ashuganj, Bancharampur, Vijaynagar, Nasirnagar, Nabinagar and Sarail upazilas.

The contribution and importance of the district to the national economy is immense. Titus, Salda, and Meghna gas fields are located in this district. These three gas fields supply about one-third of the country's total production. Besides, Ashuganj thermal power station is the second largest power generating station in the country. Ashuganj Fertilizer Factory is the largest urea fertilizer factory in the country. Garment industries, leather factories, textiles, iron mills, electricity, and natural gas establishments, and agriculture-based plants have created a lot of employment. The educational institutions and medical centers here are also standard.

Culturally, Brahmanbaria is famous for its traditional folk music. Historically, the city has been influenced by different civilizations and rulers, resulting in a variety of architecture and historical monuments. The area stands as a testament to the country's rich cultural tapestry and historical significance.

Brahmanbaria is one of the most important towns in the country in terms of economy, education, art culture, and communication. Being an important border area, the district serves as an important center of trade and commerce. The district is well-connected by road and rail. While the city is economically prosperous, the rural areas lack connectivity and infrastructure.