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Double Mooring Property Guide

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Double Mooring
, Chattogram

Before we dive into the Double Mooring area guide, let’s get to know how the area got such an interesting name. In 1860, the British had constructed two jetties. Then, in 1888, they constructed two mooring jetties. That was the beginning of the name Double Mooring. It used to be an Upazila of the Chattogram District. But when the Chattogram City Corporation was established in 1978, Double Mooring was turned into one of the Thanas. <b><b> It is located at the center of the Chattogram City Corporation area. The Khulshi Thana is on its north, the Karnafuli Thana and Karnafuli River on the south, the Halishahar, Pahartali, and Bandar Thanas on the east, and Kotwali and Sadarghat Thanas on the west. It has a total land area of 8.12 square kilometers and a population of 3,61,115 (2011 Census). <b><b> Being one of the oldest areas and near the Karnaphuli River and ports, Double Mooring has been one of the notable and important areas in Chattogram and Bangladesh. Over time, business grew in and around Double Mooring, centering the port areas offering cargo and other transportation facilities. On top of that, the area is easily accessible by multiple railway stations all around it. Moreover, the roads being developed and the bridges and flyovers nearby make communication more convenient. <b><b> As for the area type, Double Mooring is a combination of residential and commercial zones, such as the Halishahar Residential Area, Ramna Residential Area, Bangladesh Bank Colony, Agrabad Commercial Area, etc. Because it is a high-end area, it is filled with many classy residential hotels, motels, and restaurants. The Jamboree Park and Karnaphuli Shishu Park are two of the popular attractions in the area. Moreover, people also visit the Bohutola Colony Shishu Park, Hazar Dighi, Ethnological Museum Chattogram, etc. <b><b> Though it is not part of the area itself, the Karnaphuli River and its port area are only a short distance from Double Mooring. It also has many reputed schools, colleges, and madrasas for better educational facilities. So overall, Double Mooring is a perfect place to choose for a diverse and advanced lifestyle and living facilities.

Jamalkhan Property Guide

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Jamalkhan
, Chattogram

Jamalkhan, a land of 0.78 sq km, is the 21st ward under the Chattogram City Corporation. Its administrative activities fall under the coverage of Kotwali Thana. <br><br> According to the Jamalkhan Area Guide, it is one of the most historically rich areas in Chattogram. It is as if each corner of the place will tell you a tale of the old times. For example, the now Moitri Bhaban set up by the Hindu Foundation once used to be Horikholar Math.<br><br> In 1851, the first cultural conference of the then East Pakistan was held there. In 1851, the first cultural conference of the then East Pakistan was held there. Cultural connoisseurs from both parts of Bangla participated in that conference, sparking a sense of freedom in the minds of the East Pakistanis for the first time.<br><br> Just like in the past, the ward has an enriched present, too. It is a pioneer of urbanization in Chattogram City. At first, it was the Healthy Ward during its first mayor’s tenure. Years later, it became a part of the Clean City, Green City initiative. As a result, you will spot yellow dustbins at different corners of Jamalkhan. <br><br> The small lamp posts on the Cheragi Pahar roads resemble the times of Kirkwood, McKenzie, Oldham, and other British rulers. During their regimes, the city used to have a dreamy vibe coming off its gasoline lights, just like the lamp posts do now. <br><br> In addition, Dr. Hashem Square on Jamalkhan Road was established to pay tribute to Dr. Hashem, who was popular in Chattogram for his humanitarian contribution to society as a doctor. Then there is the renowned Dr. Annadacharan Khastgir Girls’ High School. Dr. Annadacharan was known as the forerunner of Chattogram’s renaissance. <br><br> Now, if we are to talk about how the area treats its community, Jamalkhan will satisfy us in that regard as well. It is one of the most highly developed in the city, packed with a resident’s desired advantages and amenities.<br><br> From housing to transportation or schooling to healthcare, you name it, Jamalkhan has it. And if you are a traveler, you are sure to love it for its neat and natural environment with plenty of restaurants selling scrumptious food.

Laksimipur Property Guide

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Laksimipur
, Rajshahi

Laskimipur is an area of the Rajshahi megacity in Rajshahi District and Division. It is often confused with the Lakshmipur District of the Chattogram Division. That is why the Laksimipur area guide is here to help you.<br><br> The Laksimipur area falls under wards 6 and 7 of Rajshahi City Corporation and is part of the Rajpara thana of the district. Because the area is located near busy roads and highways, it is also one of the densely populated areas of the Rajshahi megacity.<br><br> Whether from the Court Station and Court Station Road or Ghora Chattor, Shaheb Bazar Road, or Medical Road, getting access to the Laksimipur area is very convenient. Since it is a local area, the most convenient means of transport are rickshaws, CNGs, cabs, bikes, etc. However, some routes connect to Laskimipur via bus as well.<br><br> A big part of the Laksimipur area goes by Court Station Road, while the other one goes through Greater Road and Medical Road. As the area has many medical centers, nursing homes, clinics, hospitals, Schools, and madrasas, it offers lots of living facilities. <br><br> In addition, the local roads are not very crowded, making Laksimipur ideal for settling in or renting commercial space. Moreover, the housing in the area is very affordable, and several new housing projects are currently under development to offer modern living facilities and access to many more amenities.<br><br> Some of the notable landmarks in Laksimipur are the Mintu Chattar or Laksimipur Mor, the Bangabandhu Mural in the Laksimipur Mor, Jhautola Mor, and Laksimipur Kacha Bazar. The area holds potential to be one of the prominent areas of the Rajshahi District.

Moylapota Property Guide

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Moylapota
, Khulna

The Khulna City area has many roads and circles filled with heavy traffic, business locations, and other important city amenities. One such area is Moylapota, which is located less than one kilometer from Khulna Railway Station. Moylapota is part of the Sonadanga Thana and Khulna City Corporations. <br><br> The Moylapota area guide shows that its localities are known for the Moylapota Mor or Circle, which is the route for all types of vehicles. Buses from KUET, Rupsha, Shib Bari Mor, Daulatpur, Rally Gate, Zero Point, or Gollamari all have access to Moylapota Mor, which also has several bus stops.<br><br> It is also a commercial hub of the Khulna Sadar area and certainly one of the crowded ones. It offers a bustling lifestyle where businesses stay open till late at night. Some would even stay open 24/7 to offer various services. But what are you likely to come across in Moylapota?<br><br> Let’s say there is everything you need in Moylapota. From affordable to luxury residences, hotels, motels, restaurants and bakeries, schools, colleges, medical centers, offices, service centers, and more. There is a rent-a-car service in Moylapota from where people and organizations can rent cars for any occasion and necessity.<br><br> One of the things that stands out among all its amenities is healthcare centers. The area has two significant medical colleges: Khulna City Medical College Hospital and Khulna Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital. Khanjahan Ali Hospital is yet another well-known clinic in the area. Other than these, it has many other diagnostic centers and labs.<br><br> You will also find shopping centers, furniture shops, bazaar areas, pharmacies, grocery shops, and financial institutions in Moylapota. Its surrounding areas also have several kindergarten, primary and high schools. Though Moylapota isn’t big on attractions, the statue in the circle area and the mini sculpture of the famous Shat Gombuj Mosjid or Sixty Domed Mosque certainly attract visitors often.

Taltola Property Guide

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Taltola
, Sylhet

If you are interested in the different trade and commercial zones of the Sylhet District and Sylhet Sadar Upazila, you should also check out the Taltola area guide. It is part of Sylhet City Corporation’s ward no. 13 and 14 (partially). The area is located between Bandar Bazar, Kazir Bazar, Lamabazar, and Mirjangal. It is also closer to the Surma River, which makes Taltola even more important.<br><br> Taltola might not be a huge area. Yet, it is filled with residences, residential hotels, services, government and non-government offices, trade and business centers, public service offices, financial institutions, and more. Because of all that, property and land prices in the area are very high. However, the area offers great access to transportation, living and working facilities, and other areas and amenities.<br><br> Anyone from other areas can access the Taltola using many points or circles. Some of them are Taltola Point, Jamtola Point, Mirza Jangal Road-Jallarpar Road, Nagori Circle, Jitu Miar Point, etc. It is also accessible from the Chadni Ghat or Kazir Bazar Road. With many roads connecting to Taltola, it offers broader transportation and communication facilities. Other local transport is also easily available in the area.<br><br> However, if you are traveling by river, you must arrive at Chandni Ghat first and then travel to Taltola by bus or other means of transportation. The closest railway station to Taltola is the Sylhet Railway Station.<br><br> Since land and property prices in Taltola are high, the house rents aren’t very affordable. However, you are likely to find suitable housing options in various price ranges. New housing and commercial places are also under development, along with many other upcoming projects.<br><br> The area's most notable educational institutions are Sylhet Central College and the Parkview Medical College and Hospital. Sylhet Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court, District Primary Education Office, District Armed Services Board, etc., are also located in Taltola.<br><br> Other well-known and popular landmarks in Taltola are Taltola Point, Nandita Cinema Hall, Baitul Mamum Jame Mosjid, Judge Court Jame Mosjid, Surma Tower, and Keane Bridge Gate. Tourists and travelers can easily find accommodations in the area, as there are several residential hotels and boarding houses, such as Hotel Gulshan, Hill Town Hotel, Hotel Shahban, Royal Palm, etc.

Tootpara Property Guide

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Tootpara
, Khulna

Not so far from Khulna City is the Tootpara area, one of the suburbs of the Khulna District. It is located near Khan Jahan Ali Road, which goes from Moylapota Mor to Rupsha Ferry Ghat. It is a part of the Kotwali Thana area and is under the jurisdiction of Khulna City Corporation’s wards no. 28 and 30 (partially). The area is divided into various parts, including West Tootpara and South Tootpara.<br><br> If you check out the Tootpara area guide, you will notice that it is a densely populated area filled with high-raised buildings. That is why the area has less greenery. But that didn’t stop it from becoming one of the important areas of the district. People who seek a modern living facility with easy access to necessary amenities tend to move to the Tootpara area. That is why the residential parts of the area have changed drastically, adding more properties and new amenities.<br><br> Toothpara is accessible by buses, trains, and even ferry ghats, such as the Khulna Railway Station, Rupsha Ferry Ghat, Khan Jahan Ali Road, etc., which are some of its nearby locations. Using the bus routes, people can travel to other locations across the district as well. However, traveling to Tootpara is more convenient by taking a direct bus route to Rupsha Ghat.<br><br> The area is filled with many residential and commercial locations. It has many mosques, along with several Hindu temples. Most of the residents of the Christian Colony, as the name suggests, are Christian, and the area has several churches. There are many educational institutions all around the area. Some of the notable ones are the West Tootpara Government Primary School, West Tutpara Secondary School, Mia Para Government Primary School, Government Sundarban Adarsha College, Khulna Collegiate Girls' School & KCC Women's College, etc.<br><br> The economy of the area depends on businesses and commerce, and many of the people in this area are job holders. It also has several financial institutions, healthcare and diagnostic centers, mills and factories, etc.<br><br> Other notable places of Tootpara are Tootpara Graveyard, West Tootpara Jame Mosjid, South Tootpara Jame Mosjid, Tootpara Puratan Boro Jame Masjid, Khulna Metropolitan Police Headquarters, etc.

Elephant Road Property Guide

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Elephant Road
, Dhaka

Elephant Road, a road full of hustle and bustle, is situated between Shahbag Road and the National Science Laboratory. Stationed within New Market thana, Elephant Road accommodates around 67,439 people in 18 wards and falls within the perimeter of Dhaka South City Corporation. <br><br> However, when we think about Elephant Road, images of residences or neighborhoods hardly cross our minds. The Elephant Road area guide always focuses on the focal point of Elephant Road. That is its unique variety of businesses and ventures. From the early 80s till now, this area has been one of the top shopping destinations for Dhaka people. <br><br> Let’s hop on to an imaginary time machine and get to know from where it got such a unique name. During the British period, elephants were abundant in Dhaka, and grazing them was a daunting task. To uproot the problem, lakes near Ramna were appointed. From Pilkhana to Ramna, these elephants would cross the road now known as Elephant Road. <br><br> At the pinpoint of Elephant Road, there is a popular intersection named “Bata Signal.” This name came from the large showroom of the Bata, the shoe brand. Needless to say, there are countless shops and stores that sell various kinds of shoes at very cheap prices. However, here, you need to learn the game of bargaining. <br><br> One location that made Elephant Road popular among young people is the Multiplan Center. This center is a hub for every electronic need, from laptops to desktops. Due to the proximity to Dhaka University and Dhaka College, Elephant Road has become a one-stop shopping solution for clothes, eyewear, shops, and electronics.

Mirpur Property Guide

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Mirpur
, Dhaka

Mirpur, located northeast of Dhaka, is one of the most prominent neighborhoods in Dhaka. Surrounded by several important locations and landmarks, it is now part of the Dhaka North City Corporation.<br><br> With a population of over 632,664 in an area of 58.66 square kilometers, Mirpur is undoubtedly one of Dhaka's most densely populated areas. That is why it is essential to be familiar with the Mirpur area guide.<br><br> The statistics show that Mirpur is one of the most sought-after areas by people. That is mainly because it offers affordable housing for both rental and purchase. Moreover, it offers access to many popular restaurants for foodies and has many recreational areas.<br><br> Mirpur 1 is the busiest part of the entire Mirpur area, with lots of shopping malls, departmental stores, restaurants, and bazaars. And now, transportation in and out of the area has become more convenient because of Metro Rail.<br><br> Traveling from the city is easy because of transportation facilities. The area is also popular for various “ghats” that allow you to get closer to the Turag River, and crossing it will take you to other locations easily.<br><br> Two of the most common places that make Mirpur recognizable to many people are the National Zoo and the Sher-E-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, where many national and international events take place.<br><br> Monipur High School and College and Mirpur Cantonment Public School & College are also two reputed educational institutions in the area. Besides these places, the National Botanical Garden of Bangladesh, the National Heart Foundation, and Eco-Park, the area is well-known for having some of the best medical and financial institutions.

Mohammadpur Property Guide

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Mohammadpur
, Dhaka

If you look into the Mohammadpur area guide, you will find that the Mohammadpur area is bounded to the east by Sher-E-Bangla Nagar, to the north by Shyamoli and Adabor Thana, and to the south by Dhanmondi and Hazaribagh Thanas. It is also connected to Gabtali and Shadar Ghat. Now, this area is part of Zone 5 under Dhaka North City Corporation. Like many other parts of Dhaka, Mohammadpur is one of the busiest and most crowded areas. That is probably why this area is notorious for having frequent mugging and other incidents. It seems quite natural, given that more than 527,771 people live in an area of 7.44 sq km, and the security level is not up to the mark. Despite having many slum areas, Mohammadpur has grown into a well-planned residential area over time. It is surrounded by greenery and has many historical sites, such as the famous Sat Gombuj Masjid (Seven-Domed Mosque), Badhya Bhumi Smriti Soudha (Martyred Intellectuals Memorial), and many more. This residential and commercial hub of Dhaka also has one of the largest apartment blocks in the city, the Japan Garden City. And it is an attractive area for real estate investors with many opportunities for building housing. Communication and transportation are also accessible from the area. You can hire rickshaws, CNGs, buses, and cabs to travel anywhere from the area. While the rental price of apartments is quite affordable for the lower and upper-middle-class, buying apartments or lands here can be expensive. On top of that, Mohammadpur also offers excellent accommodations for education, medical facilities, banking, finance, recreation, street food, and more. The Dhaka Residential Model College, one of the finest educational institutions in Dhaka, is also in the area.

Patenga Property Guide

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Patenga
, Chattogram

Patenga is a stunning coastal area under the Chattogram City Corporation. It’s just 14 Km south of Chattogram. Patenga is famous for its ideal location in the Bay of Bengal. It has a unique mix of natural beauty and well-facilitated accommodation. This is why every year many people visit this place and enjoy the lively rhythms of nature. <br><br> The main attraction of this area is the smooth communication from the peaceful beaches. This area has a lot of different places to live, so it can suit people who want the peace and quiet of living by the sea or who want to be close to the benefits of city life. Also, this is an area that offers a variety of food-tasting opportunities, from delicious fish to food from around the world. You can also easily get to places to shop for everything from traditional crafts to modern stores. <br><br> Patenga has big and well-managed roads and the place is very close to major transportation routes, Which is a great plus point for visitors. <br><br> Patenga is not just about the lovely sites and views, it also has many schools and hospitals nearby, making sure that residents can get the services they need. Some cities may have more residential facilities than this one, but the beach is a great place to play in nature and get away from the busy city life, which adds to the area's charm. <br><br> As the only beachfront community in a big city, Patenga offers a lifestyle choice that can't be found anywhere else in Chattogram. It combines the best of coastal beauty with city conveniences, making it a great place for both relaxing and living a busy city life.

Purbachal Property Guide

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Purbachal
, Dhaka

One of the largest planned townships to come up in Bangladesh is the Purbachal New Town Project, also known as Purbachal Residential Model Town. It stretches over 6,227 acres located in Rupganj thana of Narayanganj district and Kaliganj thana of Gazipur district and is expected to be Bangladesh’s biggest planned township. Positioned strategically between the Balu and Shitalakhya rivers, this ambitious development will enhance Dhaka’s northeastern corridor by promising its inhabitants a promise of contemporary living with a touch of sustainability. Purbachal aims at being an autonomous town having all required urban facilities and infrastructures including the Iconic tower by Kajima Corporation alongside Sikder Group in addition to that other 26,000 residential plots plus 62,000 apartments would be accommodated. These encompass such things as malls, hospitals, schools, etc. Despite its visionary planning, the project has encountered delays extending beyond its original completion target of 2008 with essential infrastructure and utility services still under development. However, progress in different sectors like road construction, bridge building, and plot handovers illustrate that Purbachal is inching towards achieving its full potential. With its wide-ranging road network, open spaces, and a strong focus on community amenities; Purbachal embodies a new approach to urban development aimed at redefining standards of living as well as connectivity around Dhaka city. The Purbachal is the embodiment of urban development in Bangladesh for the future, combining unexplainable connectivity with Cutting-edge amenities on the Purbachal Expressway and a focus on sustainability. New living standards for residences, education, and environmental management are to be set in this area by this township that seeks to offer a complete way of life.

Savar Property Guide

4.4

Savar
, Dhaka

Savar might not be a popular or high-end area inside Dhaka, yet it is an important part of it. Located only 24 kilometers (15 mi) northwest of Dhaka city, Savar has a population of approximately 14 million. <br><br> Geographically, Savar is surrounded by Dhaka City Corporation, Manikganj, Gazipur, Keraniganj, etc. With an area of 280.11 sq/km (108.15 sq/miles), it is the 2nd largest city in Dhaka District and the 11th largest city in Bangladesh. <br><br> Anyone interested in the Savar area guide will be happy to know that it is a city filled with interesting places, heritage sites, and land filled with opportunities. But one of the interesting things about the city is its name itself. <br><br> During the 7th-8th century, there was a township named Shorbeshshor (Lord of everything), near the riverbank now known as the Bangshi River. Legends say that King Harishchandra ruled over Shorbeshor, and it is believed that the name Savar evolved from the township's name. <br><br> The remains of King Harishchardra’s palace are now one of the city's attractions. And over the years, this area has changed from a rural part on the outskirts of Dhaka to one of the busy areas due to industrialization and is now known for having some of the reputed RMG factories. <br><br> The National Martyrs' Memorial, Fantasy Kingdom, Nandan Park, Bangshi River, etc., are some of the famous and popular public places in Savar. Jahangirnagar University campus and its locality are equally popular with tourists because of their beautiful landscape. It also has a Migratory Bird Conservatory for “guest birds” that migrate during the winter.

Valuka Property Guide

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Valuka
, Mymensingh

Bhaluka is one of the upazilas under Mymensingh district and the first model police station in Bangladesh. Bhaluka is one of the basic industrial city of Bangladesh. Baluka is called the door of Mymensingh. Rajendrapur cantonment (Gazipur) and Mauna Chowrasta (Sripur) on the Dhaka-Mymensingh highway via Sripur about 70 kilometers after Bhaluka upazila. The area of Bhaluka Upazila is 444.05 square kilometers. This Bhaluka Upazila consists of one municipality and ten unions. The entire administrative activities of this upazila are under the purview of Bhaluka police station. According to current data, bears are home to about 15 lakh people. Baluka has become a sophisticated place for its business expansion and introduction. This Bhaluka Upazila is making a big contribution in the industrial sector, agricultural sector, fishery sector, etc. Khiru River flows past Baluka Bazar. The natural environment is also very beautiful in this place which will impress you. This place is rich with modern quality educational institutions, medical services, security systems, etc. Usually, it is a combination of a commercial area and a residential area. The place is a bit crowded. You can experience the heritage, culture, and secularism of Mymensingh through this place. A citizen living here can enjoy all kinds of facilities for a good life. Overall, the place is a combination of the garment industry, basic industry, agriculture sector, industrial activities, etc. Here you can get all arrangements from medical to education. The dynamic quality of life here will impress you. You can live here with peace of mind as the security system is very strong. As the place is called the Door of Mymensingh, the place will present you with the lifestyle, traditions, and culture of Mymensingh.

Habiganj Property Guide

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Habiganj
, Sylhet

Located in the northeastern part of Bangladesh, Habiganj is a district within the Sylhet division. Habiganj has a rich history, dating back to ancient times when it was part of the Bengal Sultanate and Mughal Empire. It is bordered by Sunamganj, Moulvibazar, Kishoreganj, Brahmanbaria, and India’s Tripura.<br><br> Spanning over 2,636.58 square kilometers, it has a population of more than 2.35 million. The Habiganj area guide is sought after and widely recognized for its tea gardens and natural gas fields. The district plays a key role in Bangladesh's economy by supplying tea and energy. Recent developments have improved the living conditions in Habiganj.<br><br> Many people live in rural areas, where agriculture is the main livelihood. However, urban parts of the district, such as the town of Habiganj, are more developed and feature better amenities, including schools, hospitals, and markets. <br><br> The district is well-connected by roads, with highways linking it to nearby cities like Sylhet and Dhaka. The Dhaka-Sylhet highway passes through Habiganj, offering easy access to the capital. Railways and bus services are also available for intercity travel.<br><br> Habiganj is a blend of traditional Bengali practices and tribal influences. It is home to several indigenous groups, and the district celebrates various religious festivals, maintaining religious harmony.<br><br> The education sector is growing, with new schools and colleges being built to cater to the rising population. The economy of Habiganj is primarily based on agriculture, with rice, tea, rubber, and jute being the main crops. Additionally, its natural gas reserves and sand industries are a significant source of revenue.<br><br> Famous spots like Madhabkunda Waterfall and Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary showcase the district's natural beauty, making it an attractive destination for nature lovers. The Sagor Dighi or Komola Ranir Dighi of the district is said to be the 2nd largest lake in Bangladesh.

Jashore Property Guide

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Jashore
, Khulna

Jashore, which was previously spelled as Jessore, is an administrative and politically significant district of the Khulna Division. It is located in the southeast of Bangladesh and is the 13th largest district of Bangladesh, with a land area of 2,594.94 square miles and a 60 square miles river area. West Bengal of India bounds the Jashore district in the west, Khulna and Narail Districts in the east, Shatkhira and Khulna districts in the south, and Magura and Jhenaidah Districts in the north.<br><br> Jashore is often regarded as the Capital of Flowers. The Jashore area guide notes that the Godkhali area of its Jhikargacha Upazila cultivates and supplies most of the flowers sold across the country. Shrimp cultivation and export have transformed the district’s economy.<br><br> Being an area near the Bangladesh-India border through Benapole, the district has flourished economically by importing and exploring goods. Agriculture, cottage industry, mills, and factories also play vital parts in it.<br><br> During the 1971 Liberation War, Jashore was the first district to be declared independent. It is also the home of many historical and important figures of the country. Many notable landmarks across Jashore are popular tourist spots, such as the Michael Madhusudan Datta Memorial, Egaro Shiva Temple, Dakkhindihi Rabindra Complex, Khan Jahan Ali Dighi, Jashore Cantonment, Jashore Collectorate Park, Godkhali Flower Village, House of Birshreshtha Noor Mohammad Sheikh, etc. <br><br> The district has more than 1200 primary schools, 521 high schools, more than 90 colleges and universities, 40 madrasas, and other educational facilities. Jashore is also diverse in religion, with many mosques and temples all over it.<br><br> It is also a suitable district to live in as housing and land prices are reasonable in many areas. Jashore has good communication facilities with other districts by road, train, and even air.

Jhenaidah Property Guide

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Jhenaidah
, Khulna

If you are traveling to the southeast locations of Bangladesh, the first district to greet you will be Jhenaidah. Filled with hundreds of notable locations and residents of many historical figures, the Jhenaidah area guide shows that it is one of the most populated districts of the Khulna Division.<br><br> This picturesque location of the country used to be a subdivision of the Jeshore District. However, it became a separate district in 1984. Now, it has 6 subdistricts, 67 unions, and 1144 villages. Jhenaidah upazila now has a land area of 1,964.77 square kilometers and a population of 20,05,849.<br><br> It is heard that people from West Bengal used to come to the area to collect oyster to collect pearls. Oysters or “Jhinuk” were locally called Jhenai, and “Daha” means large swamp. It is believed that this is how the district got its name.<br><br> The district is now bounded by West Bengal of India and Jashore in the south, Kushtia in the north, Magura and Rajbari in the east, and Chuadanaga in the west. The main water bodies of Jhenaidah District are Kopotakkho River, Bhairab River, Gorai River, Chitra River, etc.<br><br> Jhenaidah is connected to most of the districts of Bangladesh by road. People from neighboring districts can also travel there by train. However, the poor condition of Jhenaidah-Jashore Highway has become a reason of distraught and suffering for the people. <br><br> The district has many reputed educational institutions, such as Islami University, Jhenaidah City College, Jhenaidah Cadet College, Jhenaidah Government High School, Jhenaidah Government Girls' High School, etc. It also has various 283 madrasas and a polytechnic institution. It also has 2,680 mosques, 365 temples, and 16 churches. Some of the most notable historical figures of the district are Birsreshtho Hamidur Rahman, Bagha Jatin, Fakir Lalon Shah, writer Golam Mostafa, etc.<br><br> It also has many historical architectures, such as Sundarpur Jamidar Bari, Abaipur Jomidar Bari, Naldanga Rajbari, Naldanga Temple, Golakata Masjid, etc. People can also enjoy a trip to various parks, resorts, riverview areas across Jhenaidah.

Maulvi Bazar Property Guide

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Maulvi Bazar
, Sylhet

Moulvi Bazar is most probably one of the very few areas of Bangladesh that has many historical and eye-catching locations that attract hundreds and thousands of tourists every day. It is located in the Sylhet Division of northeastern Bangladesh. In this Moulvi Bazar area guide, we’ll explore what makes this district special and why it’s an important region in the country.<br><br> Bordering India to the northeast, Moulvi Bazar is nestled in the hills and valleys of Sylhet, offering a peaceful atmosphere and breathtaking landscapes. One of the district's key attractions is its tea industry, which contributes significantly to both the local and national economies. They are also drawing many tourists every year.<br><br> Beyond the tea estates, Moulvi Bazar also boasts beautiful natural landmarks, such as the Lawachara National Park, a biodiversity hotspot home to endangered species and vibrant flora. There are also several eco-parks, hill ranges, waterfalls, and many more natural attractions. <br><br> The people of Moulvi Bazar live in a blend of rural and semi-urban communities. While agriculture remains a primary occupation, the district is seeing growing development in trade and small businesses.<br><br> Moulvi Bazar is a melting pot of traditions. The district has a strong presence of various ethnic groups, such as the Khasia, Manipuri, and others, adding to its rich cultural tapestry. Festivals and religious harmony between communities further highlight the diversity of the region.<br><br> The district is also well-connected by road and railways. This connectivity has fostered economic growth and made it an attractive location for both residents and businesses.

Panchagarh Property Guide

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Panchagarh
, Rangpur

If you want to start from the point zero location of Bangladesh, you have to head to the Panchagarh District. Once known for its underdeveloped and underprivileged land area, Panchagarh has transformed into a model district for the country because of its recent development. That is why the Panchagarh area guide is now one of the most sought-after ones by people.<br><br> The Panchagarh district was established in 1984. Its land area is 1,404.63 square kilometers, and its population is about 1.4 million. The district is bound by India’s West Bengal in both north and west. It also has Thakurgaon and Dinajpur districts in the south and Nilphamari in the east. The length of the Bangladesh-India border line in Panchagarh is 288 kilometers.<br><br> Panchagarh also has various rivers flowing through and by it. The most notable ones are the Karatoya, Nagar, Tangon, Mahananda, Chauli, etc. Because of various river sources, Panchagarh has natural resources like sand and stones. Some people believe that the district got its name Pancha (five) Garh (fort) because of five ancient forts located across it. These places are still popular tourist sites.<br><br> Other notable tourist spots here include Chaprajhar Mosque, Mirzapur Shahi Jame Masjid, Moynamotir Chor, Golokdham Temple, Baro Aulia Mazar, Kajal Dighi, etc. There are other modern tourist locations like the Panchagarh Rocks Museum, Tetulia DC Bungalow, Muktanchal Park, etc. You can also get a view of the Kanchenjunga mountain tops from Tetulia of Panchagarh.<br><br> People also like to visit the tea estates that have developed across the district. Panchagarh is the only district in Bangladesh that has successfully established tea estates on flat land areas. Currently, there are more than 18 such tea estates. But that is not the main economy of Panchagarh. The people here rely on agriculture as their main economic source.<br><br> People also cultivate flowers, such as tulips and various fruits, economically and sell them across the country. There are also sugar mills, brick industries, chemical industries, cottage industries, various plants, and more.<br><br> The literacy rate of the district is 51.08%, and there are more than 1800 educational institutions, including colleges and training institutes. Communication is also convenient inside and outside the district.<br><br> Panchagarh is a wonderful place with a serene landscape, but it also has a severe drawback. However, it still needs access to facilities for an upgraded or modern lifestyle.

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