Phultala, Khulna

Doing justice to its name, Phultala Upazilla stands as a timeless testament of rural Bangladesh. It is a picturesque sub-district that found its homeland in the Khulna District of Bangladesh. Whatever you imagine when you hear “Beautiful Bangla,” Phultola will deliver. In this Phultala area guide, we will explore this unexplored city.

Situated amidst lush greenery and fertile agricultural lands, Phultala is renowned for its scenic beauty and rich cultural heritage. The Upazilla has 4 unions and 38 villages. A total of 1,33,374 people have found their forever home in this sub-district.

Only 22 kilometers away from the Sadar, this upazila found refuge at the Bank of Bhairab River. Moreover, the Shree River is another significant waterbody that supports and reinforces the area's flora and fauna. Due to this affluent water, shrimp cultivation is a popular source of income for the dwellers of Phultala.

Agriculture is the backbone of Phultala's economy, with huge stretches of rice paddies, mango orchards, and jute farms dotting the countryside. The fertile soil and suitable temperature make perfect circumstances for farming a wide range of crops, which contribute considerably to the region's wealth.

Phultala has historically been vital to Bangladesh's quest for independence. The echoes of the Liberation War resound through the streets, demonstrating the perseverance and heroism of the people. You will find various genocide spots that leaves an indelible mark of the sacrifices of people in 1971.

The allure of Phultala is not simply its natural beauty but also its cultural tapestry. Phultala's cultural history, which includes folk music and dance performances as well as age-old customs passed down through generations, is a treasure trove waiting to be discovered.