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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.

Muradpur Property Guide

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Muradpur
, Chattogram

Muradpur is a vibrant city with lots of colors, situated in Chittagong. It is a perfect sophisticated area with the serene vibes of a community-centered area. This locality shows a rich culture with significant history. Also, a unique blend of modernity and tradition attracts visitors and people to live there.<br><br> Though as an area Muradpur is not so big in size (around 21.59 Km^2), it plays an important role in Chittagong's daily life. It is located in the central part of the city which is why it becomes effortless to get to this area. And also going from any important place. This area has a great transportation system and good connectivity with major and big roads of the city. That is why it has become the main spot for tourists.<br><br> The main charm of this area is the various kinds of buildings, markets, restaurants and shopping centers. These restaurants show the rich culinary history of Chittagong. The local markets are great places to shop because they have a wide range of goods, from traditional crafts to modern clothes. On the other hand, Muradpur's food scene is a treat for foodies, with a wide range of local and foreign dishes.<br><br> However, Muradpur is not only famous for its location and cultural background. It also has adequate resources and services to serve the residents well. It has 4 secondary and 13 primary schools, 3 Madrasas. So, it's a good place to live all around. The community is helpful and friendly, and there are many social and cultural events that make people feel like they belong.<br><br> Moreover, the good thing about this area is there is more greenery in this place than in other parts of the city. The only thing that is missing is some scopes for recreation like Cineplex parks of Cineplex etc.

Naogaon Property Guide

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Naogaon
, Rajshahi

Today, Naogaon District is called Bangladesh's breadbasket. It is located in the center section of Bengal's ancient Varendra region and covers around 3,435.67 square kilometers (1,326.52 square miles), with approximately 80% of the land under agriculture. The soil in the region is a rich inorganic soil called loam. <br><br> The district's overall population is around 28 lac, with farmers being the majority of the population. The percentage of people who are literate is 72.14 percent. Today, it is the top-ranked district in terms of rice output and has the most rice-making mills of any district.<br><br> Naogaon has emerged as the primary mango harvesting hub in the country. According to data from Bangladesh's Department of Agricultural Extension, Naogaon alone produced over 3.33 lakh tonnes of mango in fiscal 2017-18, significantly above Chapainawabganj's output of 2.74 lakh tonnes and Rajshahi's 2.13 lakh tonnes.<br><br> The district is divided into 11 upazilas. The main tourist attractions of this district are Rabindranath Tagore’s Patisar Kachari Bari and Islamganthi Jame Mosque located in Atrai Upazila, Sompur Mahavihar, Satyapirer Bhita and Holudbihar Dhibi located in Badalgachhi upazila, Mohisantosh Mosque, Agradigun Mound, Jagaddal Bivar and Badal pillar located in Dhamoirhat Upazila, Dubalhati Prasad located in Naogaon Sadar upazila, Chauja Mosque and Kusumba Mosque located in Manda upazila and Kalibarta Pillar located in Patnitala upazila.<br><br> Naogaon is directly connected with the rest of the districts of the Rajshahi division via major highways. So, the communication system of Naogaon is great. As Naogaon is considered as the major hub for mango harvesting in Bangladesh, the roads are also good, so that the harvested mangoes can very easily be transported to the rest of the country.

Narsingdi Property Guide

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Narsingdi
, Dhaka

Narsingdi is a district in central Bangladesh under Dhaka Division. Known for its rich history, vibrant culture and significant industrial contribution, the region plays an important role. It is located just 50 km north-east from Dhaka district. The Dhaka Sylhet highway connects Narsingdi with the capital and other major cities. Kishoreganj is situated in the north of this district, Brahmanbaria in the east, Narayanganj in the south and Gazipur in the west. Narsingdi is one of the important cities mainly for the garment industry. Numerous textile and handicraft factories are located here. Narsingdi district has an area of 1150.14 km and currently has a total population of 2,584,452.<br><br> The economic status of Narsingdi is mostly dependent on the garment industry. Also depends a lot on agriculture. Narsingdi in particular is famous for producing high quality bananas and litchis. It is one of the major industrial districts of Bangladesh for its textile and garment sector. There are numerous textile mills, dyeing and printing factories that contribute to the local and national economy. All these institutions have employment of numerous workers which are playing an important role in eliminating unemployment in the country. People come here from different parts of the country for livelihood. And they are living in harmony with each other. As a symbol of non-sectarianism, it is noteworthy that people of different races and religious communities live here. There are population variations.<br><br> There are various facilities for living here. There are educational institutions and various training centers. There are some good health centers and hospitals for treatment. There is also an adequate supply of gas, water and electricity.<br><br> The tradition and culture of Narsingdi is well developed. They have their own music, dance. There is also a touch of diversity in the cuisine. It has its own regional language and various cultural events are celebrated here every year. Narsingdi has several historical and archeological monuments, among which Uari Bateshwar is one of them. These monuments highlight the rich history and culture of Narsingdi district.<br><br> The communication system of Narsingdi is well developed. Narsingdi is well connected by road with other districts of Bangladesh including Dhaka. Besides, the communication system through rivers and railways is well developed which plays an equally important role for both passenger and goods use. The climate here is mostly tropical and subtropical. Some problems like river pollution, air pollution, traffic congestion and periodic floods are very prominent here which should be taken to prevent. Overall, Narsingdi is a vibrant district with a combination of agricultural productivity, industrial strength and cultural heritage.

New Market Property Guide

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New Market
, Rajshahi

New Market stands at the heart of the city and rejoices in the rich culture and vibrant history of Rajshahi City. This is one of the places that projects the whole spirit of Rajshahi and its commercial atmosphere.<br><br> The market started its journey in 1969 and, till this day, has been the name of comfort and affordability for Rajshahi people. Not only for the residents of Rajshahi city, the New Market area has become a tourist spot for visitors outside of Rajshahi.<br><br> The new market area falls under Boalia Thana, Ward 20. But it has gained its name and popularity. Located conveniently near the Rajshahi City Corporation, you can ask any locals for directions, and they will easily point the area to you. It has become the most popular rendezvous point. As the Rajshahi City Corporation is situated near the new market area, it is showing progress.<br><br> The new market area was once very ignored and dilapidated condition. The residents started to avoid the area due to the bad Odor and some scummy people. However, the scenario has changed. Rajshahi Development Authority (RDA) has taken charge of bringing the glory back, and they have succeeded.<br><br> The new market area started as a shopping destination for locals. But now it encapsulates the whole vibe of Rajshahi City. The Rajshahi Development Authority (RDA) has revitalized the New Market area. The Shaheb bazar pond, corporate offices, historical landmarks, and residential areas fall under the RDA board. <br><br> So, today’s New Market Area is not just a shopping destination but, you can say, a city inside a city. It has become a common place for hangouts, meet and greets, and food heaven for foodie people. The bustling lanes of New Market will take you on a nostalgia journey while quenching all your shopping needs.

Noakhali Property Guide

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Noakhali
, Chattogram

Noakhali District is an important commercial city located in the southeastern coastal region of Bangladesh. It has created a distinct identity in the tapestry of Bangladesh through its natural beauty, riverine environment, and vibrant culture. The district is known for its flat terrain, which is characteristic of the delta region of Bangladesh. The area and islands south of Noakhali, exposed to the Bay of Bengal, are often exposed to cyclonic storms.<br><br> Its economy is mainly dependent on agriculture, fishing, and small industries. Rice cultivation and fishing in the Bay of Bengal are important economic bases here. The people of Noakhali are making a special contribution to the economy of Bangladesh in the remittance sector.<br><br> Noakhali is surrounded by Meghna and Feni rivers. There is an extensive network of waterways, which serve as an important transportation route. The district is divided into several upazilas including Noakhali Sadar, Begumganj, Chatkhil, Companyganj, Hatia, and Senbagh. Each Upazila is further divided into Union and Village.<br><br> This district belongs to the Chittagong division; the total area is 3600.99 sq km. It is bounded by the Comilla district to the north, the Meghna estuary and Bay of Bengal to the south, the Feni and Chittagong districts to the east, Lakshmipur and Bhola districts to the west. Noakhali district is well connected by road and waterways. The main road here is connected with the Dhaka-Chittagong highway. There are ferries connecting the district to various islands and coastal areas.<br><br> This district has several tourist attractions. Places to visit here include Sonapur Beach, Chatla Haor, Hatiya Island, Ramgati, etc. Gandhi Ashram was established by Mahatma Gandhi during India's independence movement, this ashram holds historical significance. Begumganj Shahi Mosque and Chatla Shitala Mandir are also historical monuments here.<br><br> Noakhali Science and Technology University, Noakhali Law College, Abdul Malek Ukil Medical College, Noakhali Government College, Begumgonj Textile Engineering College, etc. are famous educational institutions in this district. The importance of this area is also immense from the administrative point of view.<br><br> As this district is economically and commercially important, several ongoing infrastructure projects, such as road widening, bridge construction, housing projects, etc., are underway to enhance connectivity.

Osmani Nagar Property Guide

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Osmani Nagar
, Sylhet

Osmani Nagar is an upazila in Sylhet district of Sylhet division of Bangladesh. It became an upazila in 2014. Osmaninagar combines cultural heritage with modern development. The total area of this upazila is 224.54 square kilometers and the population is about 2,30,467 km. Sylhet Sadar Upazila is to the North, Balaganj Upazila and Surma Upazila to the South and Biswanath Upazila and Jagannathpur Upazila to the West.<br><br> The economy here is mainly an agricultural based economy where rice, tea and various crops are cultivated. Also a significant part of the economy here is expatriate remittances, especially remittances from Sylhet expatriates working in the UK and the Middle East. There are also local markets and small businesses that combine to enrich the economy here.<br><br> The transport system here is also quite good. Sylhet city and other surrounding areas are well connected by regular bus and private vehicle services by road. To improve the utility system there is adequate supply of electricity, water and gas which is progress to meet the basic needs of the residents.<br><br> The upazila has several good educational institutions which are providing literacy opportunities to the new generation here. Efforts continue to improve educational facilities and literacy rates in the area. Besides education, health care is available through local clinics and hospitals. Besides, there is a good transport system in Sylhet city for urgent advanced medical services.<br><br> Religious diversity can be observed in this place. There are numerous mosques and temples, which are co-existing with each other. There are several historical monuments and places of cultural importance that highlight the historical significance and cultural richness of the place.<br><br> The natural beauty of this place is rich in greenery, rivers and tea plantations. There are habitats of various species of flora and fauna, which contribute to the ecological richness of the region.<br><br> The place is able to sustain its developmental activities despite facing several challenges. It is gradually modernizing while retaining cultural traditions. The natural beauty of this region makes it a unique part of Sylhet.

Pabna Property Guide

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Pabna
, Rajshahi

Pabna is an important and pleasant district located northwest of the Rajshahi Division of Bangladesh. It is known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and lively economy. Since the Padma and Jamuna River basin is located, agriculture and fish have become the main economic center of the region. This district is also beautiful in terms of natural beauty.<br><br> It is bound by Natore and Sirajganj districts on the north, Rajbari and Kushia districts on the south, Manikganj districts on the east, and Kushtia and Rajshahi districts on the west. Ishwardi Junction, and Hardinge Bridge, are the historic establishments of this district. Also, Ishwardi has made significant contributions to the economy of Bangladesh through the export processing zone, textile, pharmaceuticals, and food processing.<br><br> Pabna district is known for its handloom and textile industry, especially for sarees and lungi. The main crops include rice, jute, sugarcane, and various vegetables. The district is also known for dairy cultivation and milk production. The region has several small and medium-sized industries, including textile, pharmaceuticals, and food processing. Pabna Sugar Mills is one of the most prominent industrial companies in the region.<br><br> This district was an important region during the rule of the Maurya, Gupta, and Pala dynasties. This area was known for its blue garden in the British colonial era. There are advanced educational institutions like Pabna University of Science and Technology, Edward College, and Cadet College. There are also advanced healthcare institutions like Pabna Medical College Hospital and Mental Hospital.<br><br> From this district, roads, railways, and boats can be contacted across the country. Bus routes from Pabna are connecting to major cities and towns across the country. It is also a pilgrimage place for tourists, a unique glimpse of the natural beauty and a unique glimpse of the rural environment.<br><br> The biggest problem in this district is flood and river erosion. There is also a need for further development in infrastructure, healthcare, and education to improve the quality of life. Pabna is safe for tourists. The people of this district are overwhelmed by religion.

Raozan Property Guide

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Raozan
, Chattogram

Many of us know about the beauty and serenity of the mesmerizing Halda River, and the Raozan Upazila is located near it. The central Raozan city area is about 40 kilometers from the Chattogram Sadar and only around 10 kilometers from the Halda River. So, when exploring the Raozan area guide, you can only expect an eye-catching rural scenario.<br><br> The Raozan Upazila has a land area of 243 square kilometers. It has 76 villages, 60 mouzas, and 14 unions, and the population is around 3,25,389. Other than the Halda River, some parts of the Upazila are located near the Karnaphuli River. The economy of the area depends on fishery from the Halda River, rubber gardens, chili cultivation, and many other agricultural products. Soon, the Raozan BISIC area is expected to create more employment opportunities for the people.<br><br> One of the most convenient ways to travel from Chattogram Sadar to Raozan is by taking the bus route. The Chattogram-Rangamati Highway and Chattogram-Rangunia Highway are two of the major roads connecting the localities of the Upazila to the other parts of Chattogram and other districts. There are also transport options like CNGs, rickshaws, cars, vans, bikes, etc. However, there are no railway routes to the area. The closest railway station is Janali Hat Railway Station, which is approximately 5 kilometers from Madunaghat, the nearest location under Raozan Upazila.<br><br> The Pahartali area, another well-known part of the Upazila, is often recognized widely because of the Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology (CUET). It is one of the most well-reputed educational institutions in the country. Other than CUET, the area has several other notable educational institutions. The Jagatmalla Para mass burial site bears the haunting memory of the 1971 Liberation War of Bangladesh.<br><br> There are many more landmarks and locations in the Upazila, such as Master Surja Sen’s Paternal Home and Memorial, Poet Nabin Chandra Sen’s Paternal Home and Memorial, West Dabua Shiva Temple, Mohamuni Buddhist Temple, Giri Chaya Park View, and Haladia Rubber Garden. This religiously diverse upazila has more than 340 mosques, over 100 Hindu Temples, and 120 Buddhist temples.

Rayermohol Property Guide

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Rayermohol
, Khulna

If you are passing through the Khulna Outer Bypass Road from Goalkhali Main Road to Boyra Mor, the Rayermohol area will be on your right. It is part of the Khalishpur Thana of Khulna Metropolitan City area. Moreover, Rayermohol is an area of Khulna City Corporation wards no. 09 and 14. Parts of Boro Boyra also belong to the Rayermohol area guide.<br><br> Since it is located next to a main road and in a city area, the localities of Rayermohol are always busy and chaotic. The suburban parts of the area are very suitable and affordable to live in, even though land prices are increasing day by day.<br><br> The main income sources for people in the area are trade businesses and jobs. The area also has a number of mills and factories. Rayermahal also has other industries, and they are Renata Limited Khulna Depot, and Khulna Fish Inspection and Quality Control.<br><br> The historical landmark or significant area of Rayermohol is the genocide camp of the 1971 Liberation War. Other notable locations include Manob Manjil Shrine or Darbar Sharif, Baitul Mamur Jame Masjid or Rayermohol Bazar Masjid, Shri Radha Gobindo Mondir/Temple, Metropolitan Police Line, etc. Rayermahal also has industries, and they are Renata Limited Khulna Depot, and Khulna Fish Inspection and Quality Control.<br><br> This area also has healthcare institutes like Zahurul Haque Hospital, Khulna Tuberculosis & Leprosy Control Project, and other diagnostic centers. Some of the notable educational institutions here are Rayermohol Govt. Primary School, Rayermohol Secondary School, Rayermohol College, and Rayermohal Honour's College. Khulna Home Economics College, Boyra Technical School, and Bastuhara Secondary School are also renowned in the area.<br><br> One particular area of Rayermohol that stands out is the Bastuhara Colony. It is an underdeveloped and crowded slum area. It is also one of the locations of Rayermohol that suffers from water clogging and flooding often due to the garbage-filled canals.

Rupsa Property Guide

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Rupsa
, Khulna

When we talk about the Rupsa area guide, the beautiful landscape of the Rupsa River might come to mind. But you should know that the Rupsa Upazilla (sub-district) under Khulna district is not just about the river.<br><br> The upazila was formed in 1983 and is located in the southwest of Bangladesh near the Rupsa River. It is bounded by Terokhada upazila (north), Fakirhat and Batiaghata upazilas (south), Mollahat and Fakirhat upazilas (east), and Kotwali (Khulna) and Khalishpur thanas (west).<br><br> The area has a total of 5 union parishads, which are divided into 64 mauzas and 78 villages. It has a land area of 120.15 sq./km, and there are no less than 179,519 people living here (according to the 2011 Census).<br><br> Other than Rupsa Ghat, people can travel between Rupsa and the other side of the river using the Khan Jahan Ali Bridge. Several bus routes connect the Rupsa Upazilla to other thanas, upazilas, and districts.<br><br> One of the notable street routes of the upazila is the Khudir Bot Tola square, which is popular for the 200-year-old banyan tree planted by a young girl named Khudi. Every year, a village fair is held between the 3rd and 9th of June in Khudi’s Temple next to the tree, as an old tradition.<br><br> Just like that, the Rupsa upazila is known for its remarkable natural and historical significance. The area is filled with many important and historical landmarks, such as the ancestral residence and museum of Rabindranath Tagore and the memorial complex of Birsrestho Ruhul Amin and Birbikrom Mohibullah.<br><br> There are many mosques, temples, and educational institutions. The upazila also has government and non-government offices, public offices, healthcare centers, libraries, cinema halls, NGOs, etc.<br><br> The main source of the economy of the Rupsa upazila is agriculture (24.99%). Other than that, commerce, services, remittance, transport, and communications are also vital sources of income for people there. With many open and green fields, landscapes, rivers, and notable areas, the Rupsa Upazila offers an experience of serene beauty.

Sherpur Property Guide

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Sherpur
, Mymensingh

Located in the northern part of Bangladesh, Sherpur is a district in the Mymensingh Division, bordered by India’s Meghalaya to the north, Jamalpur and Mymensingh to the south, Mymensingh to the east, and Jamalpur to the west. Sherpur covers an area of about 1364.67 square kilometers with a population of over 1.4 million people. This Sherpur area guide will provide a glimpse into its location, transportation, culture, and economic growth.<br><br> The district is connected to major parts of Bangladesh through road and river routes. However, the lack of efficient railways and proper maintenance of some roads poses a problem, especially during the bad weather. Despite these challenges, the area has seen improvement in communication, allowing better access for both locals and businesses. The district also has 30 kilometers of bordered land with India.<br><br> Sherpur town is quite populated, and people are living together and seeking a better lifestyle. Yet, the majority of the people still live in rural areas. The growing industry has contributed to economic opportunities but also increased pollution, affecting the environment. The unchecked industrial growth and expanding urbanization have led to concerns about air quality and water pollution, urging the need for sustainable practices in the area.<br><br> Culturally, Sherpur is rich and diverse, reflecting traditional Bangladeshi heritage with vibrant festivals, music, and dance. The social state is marked by strong community ties, where people actively engage in cultural activities and maintain a warm, hospitable environment.<br><br> Economically, the district relies on agriculture, fishing, and small-scale industries. The fertile land supports rice, jute, mustard, peanuts, banana, and vegetable farming, while local crafts and cottage industries also contribute to the economy.<br><br> Sherpur is known for its natural landmarks, including the hills, which are perfect for those who enjoy nature and serenity. Notable locations like the Madhutila Eco Park and Nakugaon Land Port showcase the district’s historical significance and natural beauty. These sites attract tourists and highlight the potential for eco-tourism development in the region.<br><br> As Sherpur continues to grow, it is evolving into one of the model districts in Bangladesh, with focused efforts on improving infrastructure, education, and healthcare. The district's strategic location, natural beauty, and growing economy make it a promising area for housing and business investments in the future.

Sonadanga Property Guide

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Sonadanga
, Khulna

With several historical and old landmarks, Sonadanga of Khulna district stands tall, just like its buildings in the Sonadanga area guide. It has a land area of 8.42 sq./km and a population of 175,000 (according to Khulna Metropolitan Police).<br><br> This vast area under the Khulna City Corporation consists of 7 wards and 42 mouza/mahallas. It has the Kotwali Thana on the south and east, Batiaghata and Dumuria upazilas on the west, and the Khalishpur Thana on the north. It is also an area of a diverse lifestyle as people from various economic backgrounds live here.<br><br> Sonadanga has a well-planned residential area that was developed by the Khulna Development Authority or KDA. The 1st phase of the residential area alone has a land area of 30.69 acres and has about 205 plots. Most of these offer affordable housing and commercial properties for rent. The cost of land or plots varies depending on which part of the location it is.<br><br> As for communication, the Khulna-Jessore-Dhaka Highway, Sher-E-Bangla Road, Outer Bypass Road, etc., are major mediums of travel for people across the city. The Sonadanga Bus Terminal is a major bus stand that offers travel to various bus routes in and out of the city.<br><br> The area also offers various amenities, such as inns, parks, community centers, shopping malls, bazaars, etc. The Rayermahal Genocide Camp, 1971: Genocide-Torture Archive & Museum, Bangladesh Biman Monument, Bangladesh Betar, etc., are some of the notable landmarks.<br><br> The Khulna City Medical College and Hospital is the central medical institution in Sonadanga. There are also well-known educational institutions, such as the Boyra Post-Office High School, Khulna Islamia Degree College, Islamabad Collegiate School, etc.<br><br> The area also has some drawbacks, such as water supply issues, poor waste drainage and management, environmental pollution, accidents, and crimes.

Tajhat Property Guide

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Tajhat
, Rangpur

Tajhat Bangladesh is located about three kilometers southeast of Rangpur city center. It is primarily known for its historical significance and the Grand Tajhat. The area is able to highlight its diversity with relatively flat terrain, characteristic of Rangpur region, mix of greenery and urban development. The presence of gardens and trees around Tajhat Palace contributes to the natural environment here. The Tajhat area developed around the Tajhat Palace which was built by Maharaj Kumar Gopal Lal Roy in the early 20th century.<br><br> Tajhat has seen considerable residential development with a mix of old estates and new houses. The area offers a variety of housing options, from traditional houses to more modern structures. There is an adequate supply of well-developed roads, water and electricity here.<br><br> Rangpur is a notable tourist destination, mainly due to the presence of the Tajhat Palace. The museum also attracts visitors interested in history, architecture and culture. This influx of tourists supports local businesses, including shops, restaurants and transportation services. On the other hand there is the real estate business which plays an important role in the central economy here.<br><br> This place is fairly good for education and medical services. There are several educational institutes in Tajhat but most go to Rangpur city for quality educational institutes. Where there are medical colleges and universities. Similarly there are some healthcare facilities for the residents of the area. Also, on an urgent basis, the residents of this place come to Rangpur Sadar for all the Guru's treatment. Where there is standard treatment.<br><br> Tajhat is well connected by road to Rangpur city and other surrounding areas. There are various public transport systems including rickshaws, auto rickshaws and buses that make commuting convenient. Also, the road connectivity is good and the facility of using private transport is a pleasure for the people living here. Tajhat's population is diverse, with long-time residents and new residents attracted by its peaceful atmosphere and historical attractions. The community is united by a strong local identity board.<br><br> This place is known for its peaceful atmosphere. This feature makes staying in place more attractive. As the area continues to develop, the challenge of preserving its historic character may be to balance modern urbanization. It is crucial to ensure that new developments respect That's cultural heritage.<br><br> Overall living near Tajhat area can provide an experience due to its historical attractions and proximity to Rangpur city.

Thakurgaon Property Guide

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Thakurgaon
, Rangpur

If you want a taste of the cultural diversity of Bangladesh, taking a tour through the Thakurgaon should be a priority. Known for its historical architecture and rich culture, Thakurgaon District is an administrative area of the Rangpur Division. It is bounded by the Panchagarh and Dinajpur districts of Bangladesh in the north and east, while West Bengal of India bounds it by both south and west.<br><br> Thakurgaon has a land area of 1,809.52 square kilometers and a population of 15,33,894. Other than Muslims and Hindus as majorities, the district's population also includes people of various minority communities, such as Santal, Koch, Onrao, Munda, Malo, Hari, and more. This is why people living or visiting Thakurgaon can explore many cultural programs throughout the year. You can still witness gatherings for story-telling, bhawaiya songs, palagan, and more traditions.<br><br> The main rivers in Thakurgaon are Tangon, Bhuli, Nagar, etc. Unfortunately, most of the rivers and canals of the area have been drying up day by day. However, you can still enjoy the Tangon River view sites and the orange and tangerine gardens located nearby.<br><br> The economy of the district is largely dependent on agriculture. Lately, Thakurgaon has been thriving in its agricultural productivity. Other than rice, wheat, seasonal fruits, and vegetables, the land is equally important for the poultry business and producing sugarcane. In fact, the Thakurgaon Sugar Mills is a notable location in the area. Since road and train communication connects the district to all other parts of Bangladesh, trade and businesses benefit greatly from this.<br><br> Living in Thakurgaon also comes with advantages. The Sadar area offers comparatively better living facilities with access to broader amenities, whether education, healthcare, recreation, and outings. House rents are also very affordable, attracting many people to move to the city area. However, with the development of roads and other necessities day by day all over the district, many people are choosing to settle in the rural parts.<br><br> In Thakurgaon, there are also many popular tourist sites and historical landmarks. The most popular ones are Balia Masjid, Jamalpur Jamidar Bari, Haripur Rajbari and ancient mango tree, Khuniya Dighi, Balaka Park, Thakurgaon DC Tourist Park, etc.

Vodra Property Guide

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Vodra
, Rajshahi

Vodra is a popular residential area of Rajshahi which is well known in Rajshahi for its convenient location and amenities. It is located at a distance of just 2.4 km from Rajshahi Zero Point. The Bhadra residential area is surrounded by better security and people become interested in living here. House rent here is quite convenient compared to the divisional city. Also offers a perfect combination of education, medical, entertainment and various residential facilities.<br><br> It also has all the necessary facilities for living such as gas, electricity and drinking water. Surrounded by security, the environment of this area is quite clean which preserves the heritage of Rajshahi city. Also as the place is located in the divisional city, all the facilities of Rajshahi division are available.<br><br> People of different religions, castes and professions live here. People from different districts of the country come here for jobs and everyone maintains nice and good relations with each other. Which helps to maintain the sense of brotherhood.<br><br> There is Rajshahi Medical College Hospital for medical services. There are also public and private health centers nearby. Where you will get the opportunity to get services from one of the best doctors in the country.<br><br> In addition to medical treatment, the education system here is quite advanced. On one side is Rajshahi University and on the other side is RUET which facilitates higher education for the new generation here. Barendra Medical College and Hospital is here which plays an equally important role for both medical and educational work.<br><br> The quality of roads and transport system of Rajshahi city is very good. There is a Vodra bus stand which serves as a busy transport hub. This stand provides bus services to various nearby districts. Apart from this, there are international and national transportation opportunities by rail and air.<br><br> Vodra is one of Rajshahi's hubs for entertainment. One of them is Vodra Park and Vodra Lake. Where people get a chance to walk in the morning and evening in a pleasant environment surrounded by greenery.<br><br> Overall, Rajshahi's Vodra offers a blend of natural beauty and clean and essential urban services. And it is well developed and surrounded by security that makes it habitable and offers all the amenities.

Zakiganj Property Guide

3.4

Zakiganj
, Sylhet

Zakiganj is currently known as an upazila (sub-district) of the Sylhet Division in Bangladesh. But the Zakiganj area guide hasn’t always looked the way it does now. Before 1947, the present-day Zakiganj Bazar area was only known as Zakiganj. It used to be a part of India’s Karimganj Sadar Thana.<br><br> However, during the India-Pakistan division in 1947, it became a part of West Pakistan (now Bangladesh) as a thana area. In 1983, the Zakiganj Upazila was established, which now includes 9 unions, 114 mouzas, and 278 villages.<br><br> The Zakiganj Upazila’s land area is about 267 square kilometers, and the population is 2,67309 (2022 Census). It is yet another part of Bangladesh located near the India-Bangladesh border. The upazila is bounded by Kanaighat Upazila and India’s Meghalaya State in the north, the Beanibazar Upazila in the west, and India’s Assam State in both south and east. The length of the Bangladesh-India borderline in Zakiganj is about 53 kilometers.<br><br> If you are traveling to Zakiganj from Sylhet Sadar Upazila, the most convenient way to travel is by bus, using the Zakiganj-Sylhet Road. However, if you are on a lighter vehicle, opt for the Karimganj-Sylhet Road. Most of the main roads of the area are in good condition. However, there are more mud roads that need to be developed.<br><br> The two main rivers in the area are the Surma and Kushiyara Rivers. The Barak River from India meets these two, and the mouth of these three rivers is known as Trimohona, which is a notable spot in the upazila. But if you travel to Zakiganj, you can enjoy many more beautiful things there.<br><br> Other than Trimohona, some of the most popular sites in Zakiganj Upazila are Dewan Sajid Raja’s House, Zakiganj Custom Ghat, Balai Haor, Moricha Bagan Bari, Jannat Entertainment Park, Atgram Boro Bari Masjid, etc. Among its notable educational institutions in the area are the Zakiganj Government High School, Zakiganj Government College, Isamoti Degree College, Zakiganj Senior Fazil Madrasa, etc. Though there are around 200 educational institutions in Zakiganj, it doesn’t have any universities.<br><br> 80% of the population in the area depends on agriculture as the main source of economic activity. While Zakiganj Upazila is a partially urban and developing location, it still has problems like heavy flooding every year.

Faridpur Property Guide

3.3

Faridpur
, Dhaka

Faridpur is a district of Dhaka Division, known for its rich history, cultural heritage and agricultural significance. This district was established on the banks of Padma river in 1815. Faridpur is a junction point of transport in southern Bangladesh. Earlier the name of the city was Fatehabad. The total area of Faridpur district is 2052.86 km and the present population is 2126.879. It is one of the oldest cities in Bangladesh. It has Rajbari and Manikganj districts to the north, Gopalganj districts to the south, Magura and Narail districts to the west and Madaripur and Munshiganj districts to the east. The district has a rich history dating back to the Mughal era.<br><br> The economy of Faridpur is mainly based on agriculture. The district is known for producing high quality jute. Apart from agriculture, Faridpur has various small-scale industries including textiles, rice mills and handicrafts. The jute industry in particular plays an important role in the local economy. Faridpur district is also an important center of hilsa fish and jute traders.<br><br> Surrounded by natural beauty, this district is highly livable. People of different religions and castes live together here. Which is a very important aspect for living here. From any district of Bangladesh, the transportation system to Faridpur is quite good. In this regard, roads and railways are particularly significant. After the Padma Setu was opened, the communication system of this district has improved more. Along with this, the possibility of construction and expansion of new industries and mills has been created. Along with the communication system, the education system and medical services are also very good here. Jute industry is characterized by the employment of many people which is a part of the need for livelihood here.<br><br> Faridpur has its own history and traditions, its own regional language and culinary diversity. Traditional folk music and routines are an integral part of this celebration. Although it is a Muslim-majority area, unique religious festivals are also celebrated here. Apart from this, Faridpur has several heritage sites and tourist centers which play a very important role in highlighting this significance. Among these, Mujibnagar, Faridpur Museum and River Landscapes are worth mentioning.<br><br> Faridpur district has ample supply of water, electricity and gas. The district has a primarily agricultural environment with fertile plains enriched by the Padma River and its tributaries. Tropical climate prevails here. Faridpur's environment also faces challenges such as river erosion and flooding that affect local communities and agriculture. Efforts to address these issues through sustainable practices and infrastructural improvements to protect and preserve the district's natural resources and agricultural productivity continue.

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