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Anderkilla Property Guide
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Anderkilla
, Chattogram

Anderkilla is the 32nd ward under the Chattogram City Corporation. It is situated at the heart of Chattogram, surrounded by Dewan Bazar, Pathorghata, and Bakshirhat on the east, Enayet Bazar on the west, Jamalkhan on the South, and Firingee Bazar on the north. Per the Anderkilla area guide, some notable localities in the ward are Anderkilla, Lal Dighi, Cheragi Pahar, Asadganj, and Khatunganj.<br><br> What sets Anderkilla apart from many areas in Chattogram is its inseparable historical background linking the Mughal regime. Once used as a base for Portuguese pirates, the place became Anderkilla after the Mughals conquered it and built the Anderkilla Shahi Jame Mosque to commemorate their victory. The mosque is renowned to date for its exquisite architecture which will fascinate any tourist. <br><br> Today, occupying 0.77 sq/km of land, the area houses about 25,000 people. There is a law college, a Kamil madrasah, 4 primary schools, and 3 high schools signifying the 80% literacy rate of Anderkilla’s population.<br><br> The ward is doing well from an economic perspective, too. A number of government and non-government banks account for its contribution to the division’s economy. Besides, the markets on the streets and shopping complexes offer the daily amenities of life. From kacha bazaar to junk food or clothing to luxury items, everything is available to lead a comfortable life in Anderkilla. Tourists visiting the place will find it full of life at any time of the day.<br><br> As for transportation, it is highly accessible to the public because of Anderkilla’s advantageous position in Chattogram City. First, it has other important areas around it. Second, it offers different modes of public transportation, i.e., rickshaws, local buses, and CNGs. As a result, people prefer the area for the convenience of easy commutes to go to their workplaces and educational institutions.<br><br> In addition, the ward has multiple hospitals and healthcare facilities providing advanced medical care. Some of them are available 24/7. That is another reason why many want to move to this central part of the city.
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Bagh Bari (Baghbari) Property Guide
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3.4

Bagh Bari (Baghbari)
, Sylhet

Bagbari is located in Sylhet Sadar Upazila, which is the central administrative region of Sylhet district. The Bagbari of Sylhet Sadar stands as a testament to the region's rich cultural and historical heritage that highlights the architectural beauty and historical importance of Sylhet. This Bagbari located in the Sylhet district located in the North Eastern part of Bangladesh is considered as a significant heritage site of Sylhet. It represents the historical and architectural legacy of the region.<br><br> These places usually belong to wealthy families or zamindars and are known for their architectural beauty and cultural importance. Bagbari locations are characterized by their extensive and well-maintained gardens.<br><br> Retaining its historical charm, Bagbari offers modern amenities, including maintained roads, electricity, water supply and internet connectivity. Which fulfills the residential needs of the residents here. Garden houses are also often larger in size, providing plenty of space for families and a more private living environment. Bagbari being located in the center of Sylhet city provides schools, colleges, hospitals, shopping centers and other essentials.<br><br> The area is also well connected by road, which connects it to Sylhet and its surrounding districts. There is also rail and river transport.<br><br> Local events and gatherings of the area bring residents together and create a strong community with people of different religions, races and communities living side by side. The Bagbari economy of Sylhet is characterized by its high demand for real estate, relatively high cost of living and diverse economic activities that support a vibrant local economy. The region's historical importance and modern amenities make it an attractive place to live and invest, with ongoing development and infrastructural improvements enhancing its prospects. There are also a variety of local businesses including retail stores, restaurants, etc.<br><br> Bagbari is also known for its scenic beauty surrounded by greenery. Sylhet's pleasant climate adds to the appeal of living in an area like Bagbari, which is usually surrounded by natural beauty. Bagbari, like Sylhet, is known for its relatively low crime rate which contributes to a safe environment and the presence of community policing which helps maintain order and security in the area.
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Banasree Property Guide
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Banasree
, Dhaka

Finding affordable and quality living space in a time of inflation is a daunting task. The area we will explore today is not just economical, it also has everything a family can ask for to maintain a balanced lifestyle. Banasree is located right beside Rampura, which is one of the fastest-developed residential areas in Dhaka. Within just two decades, Banasree turned from a large empty area to a booming real estate.<br><br> Banasree is a great example of properly planned residential area, organized into neat blocks and roads. Navigating in this area is easy and peaceful. Roads are calm in some places and booming with life near restaurants and food carts.<br><br> Mostly developed by real estate developers, the houses of Banasree are equipped with modern architecture and necessities. The best part is that you get so much for a lifestyle in such a small residential area, but the rent here is affordable.<br><br> There are several commercial properties in Banasree. You can find banks, brand outlets, super shops, fine-dining restaurants and convention halls here. Also, many startups and tech companies rent offices in this area, as the rent is affordable.<br><br> Banasree offers great educational institutions within and nearby. Prestigious schools, colleges, coaching centres, pharmacies and hospitals are available in this area. Also, there are many religious establishments, like plenty of beautiful mosques, major temples, etc. Families living in Banasree rarely have to travel outside the area for their daily essential needs.<br><br> There are plenty of eateries and restaurants in Banasree with diverse cuisine and a family-friendly ambience. The inter-block avenue roads contain most of the restaurants and food carts. Also, there are lots of shopping outlets for all sorts of products on the main road and avenue roads of Banasree.<br><br> Overall, Banasree is mostly a modern residential area with commercial spaces for the comfort of residents. Whether you're looking to find affordable homes, shops, restaurants, or hospitals, Banasree has everything you can ask for. Despite some problems, it is one of the most demanding places to start a family.
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Boyra Bazar Property Guide
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Boyra Bazar
, Khulna

Boyra Bazar, often known as the Choto Boyra Bazar, is one of the busiest and most crowded market areas in Khulna Metropolitan City. It is located near several important roads, such as Sheikh Abu Naser Bypass Road, Dhaka-Jessore-Khulna Road, Jalil Sarani, and Boyra Main Road.<br><br> The bazar falls under the Khulna City Corporation’s Ward 16. It is a part of Sonadanga Thana and one of the oldest marketplaces in Khulna City. And in case you are interested in the Boyra Bazar area guide, you should know that it is a place with many known and important locations.<br><br> From small to large shops, groceries, raw markets to clothing markets, the bazar has it all. That is why it is one of the most chaotic locations that doesn’t sleep until late at night.<br><br> Since the bazar is located near several main roads, vendors, business people, customers, and even the residents of the area can easily travel from different parts of the city. Other than the raw market shops, the Khokon Shopping Complex is the go-to shopping mall for the locals. There are also banks, medical centers, real estate companies, mosques, churches, temples, etc., near the bazar area.<br><br> It has several educational institutes nearby, such as the Fatema Memorial School, Hazi Foyez Uddin Girls’ School, Sundarban Institute of Technology, Sundarban Medical Institute, Bangladesh Institute Of Management (BIM), etc.<br><br> There are also government, non-government, private, and public offices and institutions near the bazar. Some of the notable ones are the Khulna Directorate of Posts, Regional Jute Goods Laboratory, Regional Family Planning Office, Quantum Foundation, World Vision Child Care Center, Soil Resource Development Institute (SRDI), etc.<br><br> The area has residential homes and properties that are mostly family-owned. However, new residential and commercial properties are currently under development near the Boyra Bazar areas.
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Chandanaish Property Guide
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3.4

Chandanaish
, Chattogram

Chandanaish is a village in Chattogram district. The Chattogram-Cox’s Bazar highway crosses Chandanaish. The eastern section of this upazila is covered with tree-covered slopes and natural forests. This location dates back around 2000 years. During Mughal rule, Arakan served as a seaport. Merchants from Burma and several Middle Eastern nations used to deal in the fibre wood of the beautiful and fragrant sandalwood grown in the region at Munsef Bazar in the upazila.<br><br> The region is thought to have been named Chandanaish for the sandalwood. Chandanaish was declared an upazila in 1983. This upazila has nine unions and one municipality. Dhopacchari Union is located in mountainous terrain around Bandaban, Rangunia, Dohazari, Hasimpur, and Kanchanabad. Three units are somewhat hilly. Patia and Rangunia are located north of Chandanaish, with Satkania to the south, Bandarban and Rangunia to the east, and Anwara upazila to the west. It is important to note that there is currently no seaport or sandalwood in this region. The metropolitan region of Kanchanabad no longer has apparent mineral resources like white soil, valuable stones, thami, and towel weaving.<br><br> Hazrat Shah Amin Ullah (RA), Hazrat Mostan Ali Shah (RA), Hazrat Hafiz Ansur Ali (RA), Hazrat Akkel Ali Shah, Caliph of Garangia Darbar, and Hazrat Mao—all these people were born in this place and nearby.
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Chapainawabganj Property Guide
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Chapainawabganj
, Rajshahi

Chapainawabganj is a famous district of Bangladesh that is located in the north-western part of our country and a part of the Rajshahi division. It was formerly a part of the Malda district of the now-known India before the partition in 1947. So, some other districts of the former Bengal province are located very close to Chapainawabganj. The north and west part of Chapainawabganj is connected by the Malda and Murshidabad districts of India. The east is bordered by the Naogaon district and the south-east by the Rajshahi district.<br><br> Chapai Nawabganj was a region of Gour's old capital. This place is claimed to have tactical and economic significance due to its position at the confluence of the Mahananda and Ganges rivers. Because of its prominence, Alivardi Khan created Nowabganj, which later became known as Nawabganj. Before 1947, Nawabganj served as a thana in Malda District, India.<br><br> Chapainawabganj District covers an area of 1702.55 km2. This region is crossed by several rivers. The main streams are the Ganges and the Mahananda.<br><br> The majority of the terrain in this area is plain, with several minor lakes and water reservoirs. However, the landscape has lately changed owing to erosion caused by the Padma River. The Farakka barrage's sediment overload undermined the river banks, resulting in a huge stretch of sand that resembles a tiny desert. Four to five tiny union parishads, including Narayonpur, Joharpur, Sundarpur, and Bagdanga, have moved to the opposite side of the Padma River.<br><br> Chapainawabganj is known as Bangladesh's mango capital since this summer fruit is the primary source of income for the district. The majority of this district's land is covered with mango orchards, which produce a variety of mangos. Mango production is crucial to the district's economy. Shibganj, Bholahat, and Gamostapur upazilas account for the majority of mango output.
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Chorpara Property Guide
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Chorpara
, Mymensingh

Chorpara is one of the most famous places in Greater District Mymensingh. It is a bustling center of Mymensingh that captures the dynamic life of Mymensingh. Charpara is located in the northern part of Mymensingh district which is situated on the banks of Brahmaputra river. Its distance from Mymensingh zero point is 2.8 km.<br><br> Located in Mymensingh, this place is well known for factories, markets and business services. There is also a combination of schools, colleges, hospitals, nearby Mymensingh railway station, religious harmony, entertainment places, heritage monuments etc. This place will help you to know about the bustling picture of Mymensingh and the history of Mymensingh. The place is quite densely populated and there are various shopping malls, shops, markets on both sides of the road which are able to supply your essential needs.<br><br> Electricity and water supply are adequate. The place is essentially a vibrant hub of Mymensingh with a mix of residential and commercial areas. The beauty of the natural environment around the area, the beauty of the river will fascinate you and give you a beautiful life.
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Dacope Property Guide
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Dacope
, Khulna

For anyone who wants to explore the mystery and beauty of the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest and its nearby locality while enjoying a few nights’ stay, there is no better way to get there than the Dacope. This upazila of the Khulna District is located at the far end of the district. It was established as a thana of the district in 1906 but was converted into an upazila in 1983.<br><br> The Dacope area guide shows the upazila has a land area of 382.85 square kilometers. However, it is about 991.56 square kilometers, including Sundarbans. It has a population of more than 1.5 lakh. It is bounded by Batiaghata Upazila in the north, Sundarban Forest in the south, Batiaghata Upazila and Rampal Upazila (of Bagerhat) in the east, and the Paikgacha Upazila in the west.<br><br> What makes this upazila stand out is that it offers more facilities and accommodations for visitors and tourists than other nearby areas. Travelers can access Dacope from the Khulna City area and use the Batiaghata upazila route directly via bus.<br><br> Though there are no railway routes in the area, people also use ferries, boats, and launches to cross rivers or visit the locations of Sundarbans forest areas. The main water bodies surrounding the upazila are the Shibsa River, Pasur River, Chunkuri River, Jhapjhapaia Canal, etc.<br><br> Though Dacope seems like a locality from the main town, it is one of the few upazilas with more paved roads than mud roads. It also has over 650 bridges and culverts. While communications in the area are pretty good compared to many others, natural disasters often cause havoc in daily life here.<br><br> Because it has many ponds, rivers, canals, and other water sources, the economy of the upazila has flourished due to fisheries and shrimp cultivation. It has over 6,110 ponds, over 4,500 lobster farms, 40 shrimp farms, and 4 shrimp hatcheries. There are also over 867 poultries in Dacope.<br><br> Notable educational institutes in Dacope are Muhammad Ali Secondary School, Chalna Bazar Government Girl's High School, Chalna MM College, etc. Historical and other notable landmarks are Karamjal Wildlife Breeding Center, Kalibagi Eco Tourism Center, Shekher Tek Eco Tourism Center, Ruin of Shibsha Temple, Chalna Lunch Terminal, etc.
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Dhap Property Guide
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3.4

Dhap
, Rangpur

Dhap is situated in Rangpur district in Bangladesh. It is included in the Rangpur City map. The Rangpur Town Hall is approximately 40 minutes walking distance from this area and the Rangpur Railway Station is 6.7 kilometers away from this area. The area is fairly developed with various facilities and can be considered a good option for residential living or business establishment.<br><br> However, a number of medical colleges, hospitals, and nursing colleges are located in this area. Thus, one of the most popular and crowded parts of this area is the Medical Chottor. This area is also very popular for medical students to live in because all their destinations are within walking distance from here. As it’s a part of Rangpur city, you should not face any difficulties regarding transportation. There are also shopping malls, medical colleges, hospitals, and parks inside and around this area.<br><br> Dhap and its surrounding areas are mainly used for residential purposes, but you can also start small businesses here. The environment is very friendly and it is generally a bit less crowded when compared to the other parts of Rangpur city.
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Dighalia Property Guide
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Dighalia
, Khulna

One of the parts of the Khulna District that are divided into multiple land areas by various rivers is the Dighalia Upazila. True to its name, the upazila is surrounded by several water bodies, such as the Bhairab River, Ichamoti River, Atrai River, and the Majudkhali River. In today’s Dighalia area guide, we will explore the beauty, territory, and environment of the upazila.<br><br> The Dighalia Upazila, established in 1983, has a land area of 86.52 square kilometers. It has 6 unions and a population of about 1,15,585. The literacy rate of the upazila is 55.64%, and it has over 70 educational institutes. While a large part of the economy depends on agriculture, fisheries, mango and vegetable cultivation, jute and rice mills, etc., also play a role in the economy.<br><br> The Deara village has a scarred history from the 1971 Liberation War, during which mass murder occurred. The area is also known for other notable architects, such as the Shenhati Shiva Temple, Katanipara Shiva Temple, Kobi Krishna Chandra Institute, etc.<br><br> Other notable landmarks and institutes include Dighalia Police Station, Dighalia Eidgah, Dighalia Ferry Terminal, Bhairab River, Chitra River, etc. Many people also like to visit the Pottery Industry area behind the Sentati Secondary School.<br><br> When it comes to transportation and commuting, there are certain limitations, as the area is bound by rivers. People use rickshaws, vans, bikes, and other mini-transports inside the area. However, if you want to travel to any other part of Khulna from Dighalia, boats, and ferries are the only means of transport as there are no bridges.<br><br> However, one of the good things about this upazila is its beauty and tranquility. The sides of the roads are mostly filled with trees, green open fields, farmlands, and rivers, which are instant mood-boosters.
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Fatikchari Property Guide
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Fatikchari
, Chattogram

The largest upazila in the Chattogram District is Fatikchari. Its land area is 773.55 square kilometers, and its population is 6,61,158 (2022 Census). The Fatikchari area guide shows that it is located 45 kilometers north of the Chattogram Metropolitan City area. It has 2 thanas, 2 pourashavas, and 18 unions. Like many other locations in Chattogram, Fatikchari is a rural land area filled with many natural attractions.<br><br> Fatikchari is bounded by many other upazilas and locations. It has India’s Tripura in the North, Kawkhali (of Rangamati District) and the Hathazari Upazila in the South, and Mirsharai and Sitakunda Upazilas in the West. It also has Raozan, Ramgarh, Lakshmichhari, and Manikchhari Upazilas in the east. With all the areas and a diverse population, Fatikchari stands to be a land known for its rich history, cultural heritage, remarkable landmarks, and many more things.<br><br> The history of this land began during the rule of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb when Chattogram was known as Islamabad. Fatikchari became one of the ruling divisions of Mughal Ruler Shaista Khan’s son, Bujurg Umid Ali Khan. The area was known as Ichapur Pargana. Later, it was named Fatikchari after the renowned Baro-Bhuiyan chieftain Isha Khan.<br><br> Anyone who wants to travel to Fatikchari by bus can travel directly from Chattogram Metropolican City’s Oxygen Mor area. You can also travel to Fatikchari by train to Nazirhat Railway Station and go to the Upazila Sadar by bus or CNG from there. It has two notable water bodies, the Halda River and the Fatikchari Canal, which originated in the Sitakundu Hills and joined the Halda River.<br><br> While a big part of Fatikchari is filled with agricultural lands, open fields, and residents, it also has developed roads running along the way. Many of them are suitable for traveling via bus. However, the area still needs wider roads for better access to transport.<br><br> The total land suitable for agricultural use in Fatikchari is 90,500.58 acres. The main agricultural crops are paddy, potato, chilly, sesame, seasonal vegetables, etc. However, the area’s economy also depends on tea. Of 163 tea gardens in Bangladesh, 17 are in Fatikchari. These tea estates are among the popular tourist attractions in Fatikchari, especially Fatickchari Oodaleah Tea Garden, Halda Valley Tea Garden, Kaiyacherra Tea Garden, etc.<br><br> Fatikchari is also diverse in culture and natural beauty, filled with over 900 religious institutions, 35 banks or financial institutions, and more. Some of the popular and notable landmarks in Fatikchari are Maizbhandari Darbar Sharif, Amtoli Rubber Garden, Bhujpur Shishu Park, and Halda Rubber Dam.
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Gangachara Property Guide
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3.4

Gangachara
, Rangpur

Rangpur, which is a well-known district of Bangladesh, has 8 upazilas or sub-districts. One of them is Gangachara, located in the northwestern part of the district. It is about 10.2 kilometers from the Rangpur Sadar, near the Teesta River. Being in the north near the river gives the upazila a tropical environment. That’s why many people check out the Gangchara area guide.<br><br> Gangchara used to be a small region of Rangpur. It is said that the Gangachara Thana was formed in 1908 or 1910, but some documents show that it was established in 1917. Later, it was upgraded into a sub-district in 1984 and into a Model Thana in 2011.<br><br> Gangachara Upazila has a land area of 269.69 square kilometers and a population of around 2,86,730 (2022 Census). It has 9 unions, 87 mouzas, and 123 villages. Until recently, the area’s people lived by the rules of the British and zamindars. However, people’s lifestyles have changed over time.<br><br> Now, the people in Gangachara Upazila live on various economic sources, such as agriculture, pottery, industry, non-agriculture labor, trade and communication, etc. With the help of various NGOs, the number of people engaged in earning has increased. Moreover, the upazila has several Benaroshi Pollis and sarees from the upazila are sold across the country.<br><br> Along with the economy, communication facilities have also increased in recent years. Rivers play a vital role when it comes to making trades with various locations unavailable by road. The villages of Gangachar are connected to the upazila sadar and are from there to Rangpur city by road. There are also many bridges, with the Gangchara Bridge over the Teesta River being a significant one.<br><br> The upazila also has several ancient and notable landmarks, such as Kuthipara Neel Kuthi, the remains of Mahipur Zamindar Bari, Mandrain Pakhi Jame Mosque, Vinnya Jagat Amusement Park, etc.
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Hazaribagh Property Guide
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3.4

Hazaribagh
, Dhaka

Located on the banks of Buriganga River, Hazaribagh is one of the places in Dhaka Division, Dhaka District, Bangladesh. Hazaribagh place is a very old and tradition bearing place of Bangladesh. It is mainly known for its leather industry. Hazaribagh is a Police Station, it belongs to Ward No. 22. Hazaribagh is a densely populated place. Although it is a part of old Dhaka, today Hazaribagh has become an industrial area. The area is well known for its small businesses, shops, shopping malls, restaurants, and factories of various types.<br><br> Hazaribagh was the largest leather processing area in Bangladesh. Currently this work has been shifted from here to Savar. To the north of the place are Mohammadpur Police Station, South Kamrangirchar Police Station, East of Dhanmondi Police Station and West of Keraniganj Police Station which are contributing significantly to the location of this place. Today it is a commercial herb and a very lively area. Here you will find people from different professions of different labors living their lives with great harmony.<br><br> About 103482 people live here. The densely populated area has all essentials including adequate supply of gas, clean water and electricity. Hazaribagh was initially known for its tannery and leather industry, but now trains have been diverted from here due to environmental and health challenges. However, local residents are worried about the environmental pollution here.<br><br> Hazaribagh has many good educational institutions that are desirable as a citizen. From entertainment to medical services etc. there are good facilities. Hazaribagh is very famous for its own food, regional language etc.<br><br> Although the place is old, there is a kind of harmony between different types of people here which is good. Various types of traditional food, wholesale goods are sold here. Also you will see old structures here which will remind you of our old culture, this place is bringing old tradition and culture books of Bangladesh. The place is densely populated and somewhat untidy but offers good facilities. This bustling place has a spontaneous life that makes the place unique.
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Horintana Thana Property Guide
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3.4

Horintana Thana
, Khulna

The Horinatana Thana is a metropolitan area under the Khulna City Corporation. It is situated at the Jalma Union of Batiaghata Upazila. The thana area is bounded by Sonadanaga Thana in the north, Dumuria Thana in the south, Lobonchara Thana in the east, and Dumiria and Arongghata Thanas in the west. It has a land area of about 16 square kilometers and a population of over 25,000.<br><br> Since the thana is located at the Khulna City Bypass and has many important locations nearby, the Horintana Thana area guide is a vital one. Moreover, it is a densely populated city area with never-ending chaos, making it essential to know your way around it.<br><br> The most convenient way to reach Horintana Thana is using the bus routes. If you are traveling via public or local bus, the Zero Point Mor is likely to be your stop as it is the closest to the thana. However, if you are traveling using the New Market route from the Zero Point Mor, you can make a stop at the thana. Nevertheless, the Horintana Thana area offers a convenient traveling facility.<br><br> It is not far from the Khulna Railway Station. Moreover, the recently inaugurated Mohammadpur Railway Station offers a more convenient traveling facility from Khulna City to Rupsha Railway Bridge, Mongla Port, and Benapole.<br><br> The Horintana Thana area is a residential and commercial hub, which means it offers better access to living facilities and other amenities. From educational institutions to healthcare, it has pretty much everything. On top of that, new projects are initiated from time to time to elevate people’s experiences and lifestyles.<br><br> Some of the commonly known and notable landmarks of the area are Harintana Gate, Zero Point Mor, Gollamari Power Grid Sub-Station, Moyur River and Bridge, Old Moulavi Mausoleum, etc. Reputed educational institutions like the Khulna University, Khulna Open University, Khulna Textile Institute, etc., are also under the Thana area.
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Jhenaidah Property Guide
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3.4

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.
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Khulna Sadar Property Guide
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3.4

Khulna Sadar
, Khulna

Khulna, the industrial city of Bangladesh, is the country's 3rd largest and most populous city. The history has bequeathed this city a glorious past, and The mighty Sundarbans have made this city a legacy. Khulna Sadar is the main capital city of the Khulna division. It accommodates around 224,444 people in a 12.21 sq. km area.<br><br> On the bank of Rupsha River, the city stands with valor and pride. Due to the adjacent point with Mongla Port on the outskirts of the Sadar, Khulna has flourished as an industrial and commercial hub. Khulna is also known as the City of Shrimp, as this area exports around 75% of shrimp abroad. As a prominent export-import zone, Khulna has flourished economically and in trade.<br><br> However, Khulna is more than just a hub for trade and commerce. This city is a concoction of modernity and traditionality. Here, you will find all the urban facilities without the toxic urbanization. The city has traditional architectural landmarks and modern living facilities. The residential areas are quite luxurious and exhibit elegance and traditionality.<br><br> From parks and mosques to eateries, Khulna Sadar is replete with fun activities. The neighborhood is very congenial and friendly. One offbeat attribute of this Khulna Sadar is the presence of some prestigious educational institutions. Some noteworthy institutes are Khulna Collegiate School, Khulna Zilla School, and Green Buds English School.<br><br> Khulna is an ancient city and plays an important role in Bangladesh's economy. Khulna Sadar is at the prime location of Khulna district, which encapsulates the whole essence of Khulna. Today, Khulna emulates the capital city, Dhaka, and the Commercial capital, Chattogram.
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Kumar para Property Guide
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3.4

Kumar para
, Sylhet

Kumar para, a place which is located in the heart of Sylhet division and easily accessible from various parts of the city. This is also the administrative seat of Sylhet Division. It is centrally situated and accessible from various parts of the city.<br><br> Just to give you a glimpse of its importance, Kumarpara is noted for its vibrant cultural and educational activities. It also houses important institutions such as the Sylhet Government College, one of the oldest educational institutions in the region, established in 1871. There is also a women’s medical college, Sylhet government Model School and MC college in the area nearby. These institutions have contributed significantly to the educational landscape of Sylhet.<br><br> However, This place also has a commercial and business importance which impacts the whole Sylhet division. There are also mosques, hotels, markets like Mira bazar, Sports complex, Kushighat Bazar and Jatra flagship Sylhet city centre and Surma river also flows beside this area.<br><br> Since it is a commercial area, shopping centres are a big chunk of this green city. If you want to visit tea gardens or other tourist spots like Ratargul swamp forest and Jaflong, you can easily go to those places through Kumarpara.
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