Tangail, Dhaka

Tangail is a district located in the central region of Bangladesh under the Dhaka division. This district was established in 1969. Tangail district has an area of ​​3,414.28 square kilometers and the present population is about 4,037,608. It is one of the cities of Bangladesh located 83 km northwest of the capital Dhaka. Jamalpur district to the north, Dhaka and Manikganj districts to the south, Mymensingh and Gazipur to the east and Sirajganj district to the west. Madhupur has an immense collection of natural beauty including forest and hilly areas. The district has some of its own culture and traditions, notably the weaving industry and the weaving of sarees. Basically the district is known for its rich cultural heritage, vibrant history and significant contribution to the country's economy and society.

The economy of Tangail is mainly based on agriculture. Major crops include paddy, jute, wheat, sugarcane and various vegetables. Tangail excels especially in jute production. Tangail is equally famous for its traditional weaving industry. Apart from agriculture and weaving, Tangail has emerging industries like textiles, ceramics and food processing. There is employment for many people. Here people from different districts come for work who live together in harmony. Here different types of people and people of different races are living together as independently as themselves.

There are all kinds of accommodation facilities here. From public and private schools to universities. There are advanced government and private hospitals. The district has its own traditions and culture. Notable among these are the Karu art and the Tangail saree. Also has its own food habits and cuisine. Tangail sweets are very popular with people all over Bangladesh.

Since the district is well connected by road and highway network, the transportation system from Dhaka to all over Bangladesh is very convenient. Along with roads, there are railways and rivers which play a useful and important role in communication systems and any supply of trade. Tangail has one of the Bangabandhu Bridges which connects North Bengal with Dhaka.

Tangail district has a tropical monsoon climate. Naturally, Tangail has been playing an important role in the socio-economic landscape of the country with its diverse population, numerous educational institutions and an unmatched combination of historical and natural attractions. Its well-connected transport network adds to its importance, making it an important and dynamic region of Bangladesh.