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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.

Amtala Property Guide

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Amtala
, Barishal

Amtala is an important commercial, economic, and residential area in Nazirpur Sadar Union of Barisal District. This area, surrounded by roads and waterways, is also important for transportation. Kaliganga River and Balaswar River flow through this area. The location is well known for the production and transportation of agricultural products. Although it is crowded with raw markets, educational institutions, government offices, banks, and various private institutions, the picturesque riverside rural landscape adds to the charm of the area. Barisal district is also known for its riverine environment, natural beauty, and rich cultural heritage. Many people call Barisal the "Venice of the East".<br><br> Amtala area is located in the southern part of Bangladesh in Barisal district. To the east of this area are Bhola, and Jhalkathi districts. Khulna and Bagerhat districts on the West. Gopalganj and Madaripur districts in the North. To the South are the districts of Pirojpur, Patuakhali, and Barguna. Gopalganj-Tungipara-Nazirpur-Pirojpur highway road connects this area with almost all the important district towns of the country. Being an area surrounded by rivers, many people use waterways for the transportation of goods and communication.<br><br> The economy of Amtala is mainly based on agriculture. Local agricultural produce includes paddy, jute, and various fruits and vegetables. Fishing is also an important part of the local economy. Local people here are involved in agriculture, fishing, and transportation-based occupations. In and around the area there are excellent schools, health care centers, and recreational centers. The area is known for its river system, green environment, and significant agricultural activity.<br><br> Due to the important economic area and advanced communication system, continuous efforts to improve the infrastructure and living conditions of this area are noteworthy. Government development projects are constantly working to improve transport, education, and healthcare facilities. Being a riverine area, Amtala is prone to floods, affecting agriculture, infrastructure, and daily life.<br><br> The Amtala area has accommodations ranging from mid-range hotels to top-class accommodations. The business network in the area is very extensive. Bus stand, port terminal, and airport are located very close to this area. Finally, the Amtala area is quite suitable for residential and commercial activities. But the overall quality is not as good as in urban areas.

Baharampur Property Guide

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Baharampur
, Rajshahi

Baharampur is a well-known locality located in Rajshahi district of Bangladesh. Adjacent to Rajshahi city, this area is just 3.2 km away from Rajshahi Zero Point. This popular place in Rajshahi district is known for its rich cultural heritage, educational institutions and agricultural past importance. Being located next to the main city gives it a slightly rural atmosphere. House rent here is more comfortable than in the city. Besides, there is a golden opportunity to take services from nearby educational and service institutions. As a residential area the place is really nice.<br><br> The climate here is tropical with hot, humid summers, rainy season, cool and dry winters. There are all the daily necessities for living here such as gas, electricity and water etc. The environment of this area is very clean like other areas of Rajshahi. Being adjacent to Rajshahi city, there is an opportunity to get successful rice facilities from here.<br><br> Along the Baharampur to Kashiadanga road in Rajshahi is a collection of beautiful lighting butterfly lamps. Which brings out the beauty of Rajshahi in front of everyone. Also, along with cleanliness, there is a beautiful green environment here. People of different religions, castes and professions live here. The people here are quite hospitable and like to live a simple life that exudes secularism.<br><br> There is a nearby health center for medical treatment. There are also advanced medical services at Rajshahi headquarters for major treatment. Apart from medical treatment, the education system here is also very good. There are several public and private educational institutions that act as important tools in the intellectual development of children here.<br><br> The transport system of Baharampur is quite good. Road transport is very popular here. On the other hand, there are golden opportunities to use rail and air routes and are very close.<br><br> With various entertainment hubs, the place reflects the lifestyle of Rajshahi. It is a densely populated place in Rajshahi but people live peacefully here.<br><br> As a whole, Baharampur and its surrounding areas reflect the heritage and cultural aspect of Rajshahi. The Baharampur area is progressing towards certain goals by continuing the process of development which is pleasant and desirable for us.

Bakerganj Property Guide

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Bakerganj
, Barishal

Bakerganj is a charming upazila in the Barisal district. The area is well known for agricultural activities and fish production. It is well-known as a populous and business center developed along the banks of the Srimant, Karkhana, Bighai, Payra, and Bishkhali rivers. A vibrant business environment, and improved communication system, have created a lot of employment opportunities in the area. Also, this area is unique from the administrative point of view.<br><br> All upazilas and almost all district towns of the country can be connected from Bakerganj by river and road. To the North of this upazila are Nalchiti upazila and Barisal Sadar of Jhalkathi district. Dumki Upazila of Patuakhali District, and Mirzaganj Upazila towards the South. Baufal Upazila and Bhola Sadar of Patuakhali district on the East side. Rajapur Upazila and Nalchiti Upazila of Jhalkathi District and Betagi Upazila of Barguna District on the West side.<br><br> Bakerganj Upazila is surrounded by green fields and rivers. The local economy is based on agriculture and fishing. The land in this area is very fertile. The local traditional festivals, handicrafts, and historical relics of the Mughal period will fascinate you. During the reign of Nawab Alivardi Khan of independent Bengal, Zamindar Agabaker Khan of Umedpur named this region Bakerganj after himself in 1741.<br><br> Besides the natural beauty, Bakerganj has several good-quality educational institutions, madrasas, clinics, parks, and local markets. Local people here are involved in agriculture, fishing, transportation of goods, and small businesses. Bakerganj Upazila is a great option for those who want to live away from the urban noise in a rural serene environment with standard amenities. The blend of rural life with modern conveniences here will impress you.<br><br> Barisal Airport, river port, and bus stand are close to this area. Dhaka-Patuakhali Highway, Barisal-Subidkhali Road, and Bangga-Barisal Highway connect this area with almost all district roads of the country. Bakerganj's communication system and other civic facilities are very convenient for housing, employment, and business. Being economically and commercially developed, several housing projects and infrastructure are being developed in the area. Roads connecting the surrounding areas are also well-developed.

Beltola Feri Ghat Property Guide

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Beltola Feri Ghat
, Barishal

Beltola Ferry Ghat in Barishal is a significant river transportation hub located along the Kirtonkhola River. This area plays a crucial role in connecting Barisal to various other regions via waterways, making it a vital part of the district's transportation network.<br><br> Historically, Barisal has been an important river port, often referred to as the "Venice of the East" due to its extensive network of rivers and canals. The Beltola area reflects this heritage, with bustling activities centered around the ferry services.<br><br> Demographically, the area is populated primarily by Bengalis, with a mix of people who rely on the river for their livelihood, including fishermen, traders, and transport workers. The surrounding residential areas are moderately developed, with a mix of traditional homes and more modern buildings.<br><br> Commercially, the area supports various businesses catering to travelers and local residents, such as small shops, eateries, and service providers.<br><br> While not a major tourist destination, Beltola Ghat is essential for daily commuters and traders, making it a lifeline for many in the region. The area's importance is further highlighted by ongoing and completed infrastructure projects aimed at improving the connectivity and facilities of the ferry services, reflecting Barishal's continuous development as a key regional hub.

Bosila Property Guide

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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.<br><br> 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.<br><br> 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.<br><br> 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.<br><br> 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.

Chandgaon Property Guide

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Chandgaon
, Chattogram

Chandgaon, or the Chandgaon Thana, is one of the most populated, bursting, and industrially growing areas in the Chittagong District. The Chandgaon Thana, which is under the Chattogram City Corporation, comprises the Chandgaon Residential area and the Kalurghat industrial area.<br><br> According to the 2022 Census, the Thana has a total land area of 32.14 sq./km. and a population of 312,261. Located on the banks of the Halda and Karnaphuli rivers, the Chandgaon area guide has many residential, commercial, industrial, and diplomatic locations.<br><br> The Chandgaon Residential Area is a well-known part of the area due to its clean and beautiful landscape and many attractions. The Mini Bangladesh, an amusement park that displays many important and famous architectures in Bangladesh, is a popular tourist destination.<br><br> The Kalurghat BISIC area is a famous heavy industrial area of the country. The area is also famous for Kalurghat Betar Kendra or Shadhin Bangla Betar Kendra, where Ziaur Rahman declared independence during the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1972.<br><br> The area has multiple bus routes and depots that not only connect Chandgaon to the north and south of Chattogram but also make it easier to travel outside the district. Thanks to the Chattogram-Cox's Bazar Highway, traveling to Chandgaon from Cox’s Bazar is more straightforward.<br><br> However, the area has drawbacks as well. The residential area, which is one of Chattogram's posh locations, is losing its charm. Land and property owners are renting out the places for commercial and rehabilitation uses, which is disturbing the residents.<br><br> But despite certain drawbacks, Chandgaon is an area of growing housing and new developments. On top of that, authorities have been working to ensure better connection and more safety for people in Chandgaon by encouraging digital services.

Chaukbazar Property Guide

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Chaukbazar
, Dhaka

If you talk about one of the oldest and bustling marketplaces or areas in old Dhaka, you have to mention the Chaukbazar area. And if you want to know the Chaukbazar area guide well, you should also be familiar with its history and significance.<br><br> Also spelled “Chawkbazar,” this area was established in the 17th century CE during the Mughal period. It was first named Badshahi Bazar by Murshid Quli Khan after its establishment. But later, the area was called Chaukbazar.<br><br> The Chaukbazar thana, formed in 2009, is now a part of Dhaka South City Corporation. It is surrounded by Bangshal Thana and Laalbag Thana and has an area of 2.07 sq./km. According to the 2011 census, the area's population is about 1,60,112.<br><br> From the beginning, the area was known for its marketplace, with hundreds of shops, stalls, vendors, and more. Even after 400 years, this place is still one of the popular market areas.<br><br> The Caukbazar Shahi Jame Masjid is one of its most significant landmarks. It also has the shrine of the area’s founder, Murshid Quli Khan.<br><br> Every year during Ramadan, the streets of Chaukbazar get crowded because of its Iftar Bazaar. It is Dhaka’s oldest and most popular iftar bazaar, and people from inside and outside the city come here to buy iftar during the holy month.<br><br> Another reason Chaukbazar is known to many people is because of the old Central Jail of Bangladesh. It has recently been turned into a jail museum after the jail has been relocated. <br><br> With its narrow streets and busy lifestyle, Chaukbazar is one of the most crowded parts of Dhaka. Nevertheless, the area also offers communication access to many parts of Dhaka and has schools, colleges, and medical and financial institutions. However, many parts of the area are yet to be developed.

Chawk Bazar Property Guide

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Chawk Bazar
, Barishal

Chawkbazar is a city in the southern region of Bangladesh and a well-known market area in Barishal. The area reflects the city's rich cultural heritage and serves as an important commercial hub. Being located in the central part of Barishal city, the touch of modernity prevails here. Chawk Bazar Barishal is located in the central part of the city. Also being included in the city corporation, all the urban amenities are available here. The area is vibrant and bustling, offering a rich cultural experience and a sense of community. It also offers a blend of local culture, heritage, and lifestyle, making it a truly attractive place for people who prefer to live in the heart of the city.<br><br> Chawkbazar plays an important role in the local economy by providing livelihood opportunities to numerous small businesses, shopkeepers, and vendors. Also, people from different countries live here, there are several small and large industries that contribute to the local economy.<br><br> The market area of Chawkbazar has a mixture of old and new buildings. Though modernized over time, the place retains its traditional beauty. Apart from the commercial center, it is also a cultural center. The market reflects the local culture and tradition of Barishal, and its products and environment showcase the lifestyle of the people of the region.<br><br> The Chawkbazar area is also very advanced in education and the medical field. Chawkbazar has several good hospitals, pharmacies, private hospitals, and health care clinics nearby which play a very important role in local treatment. On the other hand, in the field of education, Barishal has several public and private primary, secondary, higher secondary schools and universities for its residents.<br><br> Along with education and medical facilities, the transport system here is also quite good. Local transport is well-connected here by rickshaws, auto rickshaws, and buses, making the place easily accessible to people from different parts of the city. It has excellent road connectivity for long-distance travel, efficient river transport, and an airport that provides access to both national and international destinations.<br><br> Chawkbazar is also known for all products, including clothing, textiles, spices, fresh produce, electronic and household items. It presents a picture of the Bangladesh market.<br><br> Despite the facilities, there are some drawbacks. Eg: Petty crime tends to thrive here. Living in this place may not be ideal for people who do not like so much noise. But considering employment, the city environment, and better living conditions, it is not a bad place to live. The market is an important part of the Barishal landscape, combining commerce with a deep sense of community and tradition.

Dakbangla Property Guide

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Dakbangla
, Khulna

Dakbangla is one of the prominent CBDs (Central Business District) of Khulna, where many businesses and commercial spaces are based. The intersection near Dakbangla is one of the bustling and crowded places during peak hours. In the Dakbangla area guide, immerse yourself in the teeming area of Khulna and peek at the best parts.<br><br> Within the Khulna City Corporation, CBD areas have flourished, keeping Dakbangla Mor and adjacent areas in the center. Feri Ghat Mor, Thanar Mor, and Picture Palace Mor are the main CBD areas surrounding the Dakbangla area. As a central business hub, the Dakbangla area is a prominent area of Khulna.<br><br> Dakbangla (literal translation is Postal Bungalow) refers to a prominent historical structure that acted as a rest house during the colonial period. This Dakbangla building in Khulna is significant both architecturally and historically. Over time, it has become a municipal landmark, drawing people interested in its history.<br><br> Dakbangla's lively junction, where several routes meet, lies in the city's heart. This neighborhood is constantly bustling, with stores, street sellers, and people going about their everyday lives. It's a hub for navigating Khulna and visiting local sights. A study shows that 27.69% of daily traffic traverses across this intersection.<br><br> The Dakbangla Bazaar is a famous market that offers a wide range of commodities, including fresh vegetables and foodstuffs, apparel, home items, and local handicrafts. This is where the bustling city lives and local cultures and customs unfold before the eyes.<br><br> Dakbangla Jame Mosque is one of the area's most noteworthy monuments. This historical mosque is renowned for its architectural beauty and religious importance. Visitors enjoy its complex design while learning about its history. If you want to experience the medley of people and lives in Khulna, Dakbangla is a treasure trove you can explore.

ECB Chattar Property Guide

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ECB Chattar
, Dhaka

If you ask any Dhaka-dwellers which area has been under a massive and drastic change over the years, they will blindly answer you, ECB Chattar. Over 5-6 years, ECB Chattar has flourished as a lavish residential area from a barren place with dirt and sand.<br><br> ECB Chattar is located near the Mirpur DOHS and close to North Matikata Jame Mosque. The name ECB Chattar came from the intersection or crossroads where a monument is located. The monument is a military-grade automobile as a symbol of homage to the Bangladesh Military, who have contributed to converting the area in such a grand way for the public.<br><br> Prior to the name ECB Chattar, the area was known as “Choudhuri Kunj.” The road that connects Kalshi to the ECB Chattar was called the Balu Bridge. Now, the surrounding of that road is replete with luxurious apartments, food courts, restaurants, and many more entertainment zones.<br><br> Anyone who prefers to live near Mirpur or has day-to-day business near the area has embarked on ECB Chattar as their home. Thanks to the recently inaugurated flyover, people living nearby can travel to their destinations more swiftly. Also, ECB Chattar is a kickoff place from where most of the buses and public transport start their journey.<br><br> ECB Chattar has flourished as a food heaven despite being a residential area. Many educational institutions surround the area, so you can find budget-friendly and mouth-watering foods in restaurants and food courts.<br><br> Over time, ECB Chattar received a grand facelift and attracted the Dhaka people to set their nests there. From lower-middle class to middle-class and bachelor people, ECB Chattar has been a name of comfort and affordability for its vast housing projects, entertainment, and easy transportation.

Gollamari Property Guide

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Gollamari
, Khulna

If you are looking into Gollamari of Khulna district, you can easily get confused as it is a part of several wards of the district. That is why it is essential to be familiar with the Gollamari area guide.<br><br> Though there is no solid information on the exact geographical land area of Gollamari, it is partially located under the Sonadanga and Batiaghata thanas. Surrounded by highways, bazars, residential areas, and commercial places, it is one of the busiest and most densely populated areas of Khulna.<br><br> The area is connected to various parts of Khulna with the Sher-E-Bangla Road, Khulna-Satkhira Highway, Khulna City Bypass, Gollamari-Sonadanga Bypass Road, M.A. Bari Street, etc. That is why locals can travel conveniently using the bus routes, as there are multiple bus stations across the area. Some such locations are Gollamari Mor, Zero Point Mor, Sonadanga Bus Terminal, etc.<br><br> The Gollamari Memorial Monument is a historical location in the area. During the Liberation War of 1971, many people were brought to the land and massacred.<br><br> The area is also popular because of its location, which is near the Moyur River. Residents prefer the area due to easy access to commutes, affordable lifestyle, and access to amenities. The Linear Amusement Park and Moyuri Residential Park are two of the popular destinations for locals and tourists.<br><br> There are also bazars, super shops, offices, schools, colleges, and hospitals nearby. The Khulna University is also near the area. Moreover, Gollamari Bridge is also one of the notable parts of the area.<br><br> However, the bridge is under reconstruction, as it is to be turned into an arched bridge, similar to the Hatirjheel Bridge of Dhaka. With that, the number of visitors and residents in the area is likely to increase in the future.

Gournadi Property Guide

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Gournadi
, Barishal

Gournadi is an administrative unit of Barishal district, a division of Barishal, Bangladesh. Gournadi is located in the northeastern part of Bangladesh. It contains 37,047 homes and covers an area of 144.18 km2. According to the 2011 Bangladesh Census, the population of Gournadi Upazilla was 188,586 people living in 41,561 homes. With an average rate of 60.90% literacy and a sex ratio of 1045 females to 1000 males, Gournadi is a place of peace and joy. 42,438 people (22.50% of the population) reside in urban areas. The majority of the population is Muslim, with minorities including Hindus and Christians. The town also has a Hindu temple.<br><br> Gournadi Upazilla is made up of seven union parishads and the Gournadi municipality. They are:<br><br> 1. Barthi 2. Batajore 3. Chandshi 4. Khanjapur 5. Mahilara 6. Nalchira 7. Sarikal<br><br> The union parishes are split into 108 mauzas and 109 villages.<br><br> The Gournadi Bazaar is a bustling marketplace that serves as the commercial hub of the area. It offers a wide range of goods, from agricultural products to household items, making it a vital part of the economy. Gournadi has a number of educational institutions, ranging from primary schools to higher secondary schools and madrasas. Notable institutions include Gournadi Government College and Gournadi High School, which serve the educational needs of the local population.

Gowainghat Property Guide

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Gowainghat
, Sylhet

If you are a native Bangladeshi who loves exploring different places, it is hard not to hear the names Bisnadakandi and Jaflong. However, if you want to know more about the surrounding locations and the neighborhoods around them, all you have to do is look at the Gowainghat area guide. But before that, let’s learn about Gowainghat.<br><br> Gowainghat is an upazila of the Sylhet District in the northeast of Bangladesh. Since it is located near the Goyain River, the area was called Gowainghat. The British Government established the Gowainghat Thana in 1908, which included Araikha, Dhargram, Piyaingul, Panchbhag, and Jaflong. It also contains the history of the 1971 Liberation War and has 7 mass graves. In 1983, the Gowainghat Upazila was established, and now it has 13 unions and 264 villages.<br><br> The upazila has a land area of 486.10 square kilometers. According to the 2022 Census, the population of the area was 3,55,969. The other nearby locations of Gowainghat Upazila are the Jaintiapur Upazila, Sylhet Sadar Upazila, Companiganj Upazila, and Meghalaya of India. The main economy of the people in this upazila is agriculture. However, non-agricultural labor, trade and commerce, stone, coals, tea, tourists, etc., are also part of economic sources.<br><br> The Gowainghat Upazila has several notable locations and some of the most popular tourist spots in the country. Two of them are located in Jaflong and Bisnakandi. These are hilly areas, and they also have tee estates, river locations, waterfalls and attractive resorts. Another reason people like these places is because they provide an opportunity to get close to the Bangladesh-India border point.<br><br> Other than these, you can also enjoy the beauty of the Goyain River and Sari River. Some other notable locations of the Gowainghat Upazila include Ratargul Swamp Forest, Srihatta-Samdani Art Centre & Sculpture Park, Jaflong Khashia Jomidar Bari, Gowainghat Dighi, etc.<br><br> The rural environment of the Gowainghat Upazila is a good place to live, as the Upazila Sadar area is developing. However, the rural areas still need better communication and lifestyle facilities. On top of that, several parts of the upazila are damaged every year due to floods and other natural causes.

Hatemkha Property Guide

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Hatemkha
, Rajshahi

Hatemkha is part of Rajshahi City Corporation and the place has special importance as it is situated in the center of the district city. It is notable for all the amenities for accommodation and rich history and a vibrant community. Although the place is densely populated with a mix of different socio-economic groups, the atmosphere here is quite harmonious and harmonious, retaining the diversity of Rajshahi. Residents of Hatemkha are also known for their hospitality and strong community.<br><br> Hatemkha's economy is mainly dependent on shops, restaurants and service providers and various small and medium-sized entrepreneurs. There are also local markets that have been serving the residents for a long time, contributing significantly to the local economy.<br><br> There is a mix of local residential buildings and there is a mix of traditional houses to modern apartments etc. All these residents have adequate supply of electricity, water, internet and gas etc. Hatemkha also reflects Rajshahi's rich cultural heritage and the area contributes to the city's cultural scene through local arts, crafts and performances. <br><br> This place is very important for education. There are several state-of-the-art educational institutions in the vicinity including primary and secondary schools. For example - Rajshahi Medical College, Rajshahi Government Women's College etc. The journey to Rajshahi University from here is very short, so the way for students to get education here is smooth.<br><br> We all know more or less about Rajshahi medical services. Hatemkha maintains the heritage of Rajshahi by providing several healthcare facilities to its residents including clinics, hospitals and pharmacies, ensuring easy access to treatment.<br><br> Along with education and medical care, the transport system here is also very good. Road communication here is quite easy and fluent. Apart from road means, there are golden opportunities to use railway and air means of communication. There are also rickshaws, auto rickshaws and buses as public transport. There are also golden opportunities to use private transport and a well-developed road system.<br><br> On the other hand for recreation there are parks and recreational areas where people can relax and engage in outdoor activities. There are also various social and cultural institutions.<br><br> Overall, Hatemkha is suitable for living, especially those with a strong sense of community and notable for education, healthcare and cultural activities. It is a dynamic and integral part of Rajshahi that reflects the wider characteristics of the city in terms of culture, economy and community life.

Jaintapur Property Guide

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Jaintapur
, Sylhet

If you travel from Sylhet Sadar to Jaflong, you must first reach Jaintapur Upazila. Since Jaflong is one of Bangladesh's most popular tourist destinations, it is necessary to discuss the Jaintapur area guide. Closer to the Bangladesh-India borderline, Jaintapur Upazila stands with a mesmerizing and naturally beautiful landscape.<br><br> It is located in the northeast part of Sylhet City, 43 kilometers from it. The Jaintapur Upazila is bounded by India’s Meghalaya on the north, Golapganj and Kanaighat Upazilas on the south, Kanaighat Upazila on the east, and the Sylhet Sadar and Gowainghat Upazilas on the west. The upazila has 6 unions, 142 mouzas, and 174 villages.<br><br> According to the 2022 Census, the upazila has a population of 2,00,128, and the land area is around 256.69 square kilometers. The majority of the population in the upazila is Muslims, but there are also Hindus, Buddhists, Christians, and other religious people living together. The Khasia community also belongs to the Jaintapur upazila. As a result, it offers cultural and festival diversity in the area, making the community favorable to live in. Moreover, house rent in the upazila village areas is more affordable than in the upazila town areas.<br><br> The economy of the upazila is driven by agriculture and employs 53.38% of the population here. Tea, paddy, bay leaf, betel leaf, potato, etc, are some of the main crops of the upazila. However, industrial sectors, non-agricultural labor, businesses, transport and communication, etc., are also contributing to the economy of the upazila. There are many export products in the upazila, such as natural gas, limestone, pebble, tea, bay leaf, betel leaf, and nut.<br><br> The upazila offers a diverse range of public services and infrastructure, from a health complex, clinics, and post offices to educational institutions, banks, and haat-bazars. The most notable educational institutions in the upazila are Jaintiapur Government High School, Haripur High School, Jaintia Degree College, Jaintiapur Tayob Ali Degree College, etc.<br><br> Other than Jaflong tourist spots, you can enjoy many beautiful and notable landscapes in Jaintapur. Some of the popular ones are the Jaintia Rajbari, Shapla Beel, Mukambari Old Temple, Shreepur Tea Garden, etc. Tourists who want to stay overnight and spend their vacation in Jaintapur can stay at The Jaintia Resort & Park or the Nazimgarh Wilderness Resort. Notable waterbodies in the upazila are the Sari River, Kakai Beel, Lala Khal, and the Dalai Haor, which is also a popular tourist spot.

Jamalpur Property Guide

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Jamalpur
, Mymensingh

Jamalpur is located in the northern part of Bangladesh. It is bordered by Sherpur and Kurigram to the north, Tangail to the south, Mymensingh to the east, and Bagura to the north. It covers an area of 2,031.98 square kilometers and has a population of almost 2.5 million people. The Jamalpur area guide highlights the district's significant role as a growing urban and industrial hub with a mixed economy and rich cultural heritage.<br><br> Jamalpur boasts good transportation facilities, with direct road and rail links to major cities like Dhaka and Mymensingh. However, while the district is well-connected, infrastructure development is still a work in progress. Some rural roads can be challenging, especially during the rainy season.<br><br> Jamalpur city is densely populated, with rapid urbanization and industrial growth. This urban expansion has put pressure on natural resources and the overall livability of the city. The district's culture reflects the traditional Bangladeshi lifestyle, with a vibrant social fabric characterized by festivals, local crafts, and community activities.<br><br> Economically, Jamalpur thrives on agriculture, jute processing, and small-scale industries. The district is known for its jute mills, textile factories, and growing cottage industries, which provide employment to a significant portion of the population. The famous Nokshi Katha is also from this district.<br><br> Natural landmarks like the Brahmaputra River and the scenic char areas (river islands) add to the district’s charm. Notable locations include Lauchapra Picnic Spot and the ancient Kella of Dewanganj, drawing both locals and tourists.<br><br> Jamalpur is evolving into one of Bangladesh’s model districts. While urban areas are bustling, the district still offers quiet rural settings, making it suitable for both housing and business investments. The blend of cultural heritage, economic potential, and natural beauty makes Jamalpur an emerging area with a promising future.

Joypurhat Property Guide

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Joypurhat
, Rajshahi

Joypurhat is another border-side district of Bangladesh. It was formerly a part of Bogra district. It was separated from Bogra in 1984 and established as a district in that year. The district consists of 5 upazilas, namely Joypurhat Sadar, Akkelpur, Kalai, Khetlal and Panchbibi. Joypurhat takes up two parliament seats, namely - Joypurhat-1 and Joypurhat-2.<br><br> Joypurhat District is mostly made up of five rivers. They are: Small Jamuna River traverses Joypurhat Sadar Upazila and Panchbibi Upazila. Tulsi Ganga River travels through Joypurhat Sadar Upazila, Khetlal Upazila and Akkelpur Upazila. The Chiri River flows through Panchbibi Upazila The Haraboti River flows through Panchbibi Upazila. Sree River flows through Chakbarkat Joypurhat Sadar Upazila.<br><br> Joypurhat is an area with a tropical climate. Joypurhat receives significantly more rainfall in the winter than in the summer. According to the Köppen climatic classification, the median annual temperature here is 25.4 °C, with an average annual rainfall of 1738 millimeters.<br><br> Joypurhat's economy depends mostly on seasonal crops such as rice, potato, wheat, onion, mango, jackfruit, and banana. It also produces a big amount of sugarcane and owns the country's major sugar factory, Joypurhat Sugar Mills Limited. There are also several enterprises, rice mills, and poultry farms in this neighborhood. It exports several agricultural items.<br><br> Hili land port is extremely close to Joypurhat district, therefore many individuals in this district undertake export-import business through this port, and almost all of the cars from this port pass through this district. This district is excellent for all types of businesses.

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