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Fenchuganj Property Guide

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Fenchuganj
, Sylhet

Many people believe that the name Fenchuganj came from Penchu or Fechui Shah, a guardian of the Shah Malum shrine or dargah. Then, he opened a shop in the Kushariya River’s ghat area, which later extended and became Fenchu-ganj (a market area). This Fenchuganj upazila is located in Sylhet District and covers around 114.48 square kilometers of land area. The population of the upazila is 1,38,881.<br><br> The Fenchuganj area guide shows that it was established as a thana area in 1907 and as an upazila in 1980. The upazila is located 26 kilometers from the Zilla Sadar, and there are 117 villages, 5 unions, and 30 mouzas in the upazila. It has South Surma and Gopalganj Upazilas in the north, Rajnagar and Kulaura Upazilas in the south, Kulaura and Juri Upazilas in the east, and South Surma and Balaganj Upazilas in the west.<br><br> While it is a land of opportunity for trade and business, Fenchuganj Upazila is also popular for its tourist destinations and spots. The Hakaluki Haor, which is the largest haor in Bangladesh and South Asia, is located in this upazila. It also has the Kushiyara River. Another popular tourist destination in the area is the Monipuri Tea Estate. The area also has 131 mosques, 8 temples, 36 government primary schools, 2 non-government primary schools, 11 high schools, 6 madrasas, and 3 colleges.<br><br> With over 18,000 families living in Fenchuganj, the area and its lifestyles are getting increasingly diverse. Moreover, with the upazila being accessible by roads, trains, and water transport, it is becoming one of the areas sought after by industrial and urban developers. The upazila already has such industries, and some of them are the Shahjalal Fertilizer Company Ltd.(SFCL) and Kushiara Power Company Limited. It also has brick kilns, jetties, rubber dams, and more.<br><br> Though it all seems promising, Fenchuganj also has some drawbacks. During the rainy seasons, the area is highly prone to heavy rainfall and extreme flooding, which damages roads and households and causes deaths. And as the area’s economy depends on agriculture, such natural disasters take a heavy toll on the national economy as well.

Godagari Property Guide

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Godagari
, Rajshahi

Godagari is one of the upazilas of Rajshahi district of Rajshahi division of Bangladesh. Godagari Thana was established in 1865 and converted into Upazila in 1984. Its total area is 475.26 km. It is one of the administrative and geographical units of Rajshahi Division. Godagari is located in the western part of Rajshahi district and borders India to its west. Godagari Upazila is divided into several Unions. Unions include- Basudevpur, Deopara, Gogram, Matikata, Mohanpur and Rishikul. The population density here is slightly lower than the urban areas which highlights the rural nature of the place.<br><br> The economy of Godagari is mainly based on agriculture. It is also known for mango cultivation. Livestock and farms contribute to the local economy. On the other hand, some shops were looted in the local market where there are many small traders.<br><br> Godagari has several good educational institutions that play an important role in the education of the students here. There is a government from primary school to college. The rate of education is increasing here through government and private initiatives.<br><br> Apart from education, the medical system here is also quite satisfactory. There is an upazila health complex here. Raichi Best is a village health center and private clinic. If urgent treatment is required, there is Rajshahi Medical College Hospital which is not too long to reach by road.<br><br> Godagari is well connected by road to unique parts of Rajshahi city and district. Besides, local transport includes buses, auto rickshaws and bicycles. The upazila is relatively close to the city for easy access to amenities and services.<br><br> The cultural life of Godagari reflects the rural life of Bangladesh. There are places along the Padma river for recreation. Also here the minds of different professions and religions live together and reflect the social beauty.<br><br> And other environmental challenges that affect livelihoods and sensitivities. Despite these, Godagari infrastructure including roads, and health care facilities continue to develop. And to implement the development goals, the development initiatives are striving to improve the quality of life of the residents which will bring the expected results.

Golapganj Property Guide

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Golapganj
, Sylhet

Golapganj is an upazila located in Sylhet district of Sylhet division of Bangladesh. Golapganj Upazila has been developed with small hills, plains and Hawar rich areas on the banks of Surma and Kushiara rivers. It has an area of 107.46 square miles and a population of about 316,149. Beanibazar upazila is located in the east, Surma upazila in the west, Sylhet Sadar in the north and Fenchuganj upazila in the south. Basically, this upazila is located in the north-eastern part of Sylhet division of Bangladesh.<br><br> The economy of Golapganj is mainly based on agriculture. Rice, tea and betel are the main agricultural products here. On the other hand, remittances from abroad, especially from the UK, contribute significantly to the local economy. Also, this upazila has several well-known markets such as - Golapganj Bazar, Dhaka South Bazar, Bhadeshwar Bazar and Achir Ganj Bazar. Various businesses have developed around these markets which have enriched the economy of this upazila.<br><br> Along with all the other facilities for living, the image of the natural environment here attracts people greatly, among which the tea garden is the main attraction. The place has a rich cultural heritage influenced by its historical context and patterns of migration. Several old mosques, temples and colonial period buildings reflect the historical significance of Golapganj.<br><br> There are several educational institutions here from primary schools to colleges. There is Upazila Health Complex for treatment. Although the place is predominantly Muslim, there are Hindus and people of other religions and castes living in harmony. The environment here has become more beautiful due to the harmony with each other.<br><br> Along with water, electricity and gas supply, the transport system here is also very good. Transportation in Golapganj includes road and river transportation. The upazila is connected to Sylhet city and unique surrounding areas by road. Along with the supply of goods, river routes also facilitate the movement of people in rural areas.<br><br> Like many rural areas in Bangladesh, Golapganj also faces challenges. There is a need for infrastructure development, especially transport and health services. Quality education and employment opportunities need to be increased. Also, necessary steps should be taken to prevent natural calamities like floods.<br><br> Overall, Golapganj is a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural beauty and economic diversity. However, it has some developmental challenges. However, its strong sense of community and significant contribution from foreign remittances provide a promising path for future growth and development.

Hathazari Property Guide

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Hathazari
, Chattogram

Hathazari is a crowded and vibrant upazila in the Chittagong district of southeastern Bangladesh. It is an important area for commercial, economic, communication, educational institutions, office-courts, housing, etc. Surrounded by green nature, and hills, the Hathazari region is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. The area has a unique combination of traditional educational institutions and a fraternal lifestyle of followers of various religions.<br><br> Fatikchari upazila is north of Hathazari, Panchlaish and Chandgaon police stations of Chittagong City Corporation are in the south, Raujan upazila is in the east and Sitakunda upazila is in the west. The upazila is divided into several unions, each consisting of several villages. Al-Jamiyatul Ahlia Darul Uloom Moinul Islam Madrasah here, popularly known as Hathazari Madrasah, is one of the country's best and largest Qawmi Madrasas. Hathazaris has a rich cultural heritage with a blend of traditional Bengali culture and Islamic influences.<br><br> The economy of Hathazari is mainly based on trade and agriculture. The upazila has a variety of small and large businesses and markets that contribute to the local economy. The area's agricultural research center, veterinary research center, and power plant contribute greatly to the country's economy.<br><br> Hathazari has an army camp, police station, and fire brigade. The transport and communication system of this area is well developed. The connectivity from this area to Chittagong city, and other surrounding areas is quite good. It is also well connected by buses and railways to the major cities of the country.<br><br> The housing system in this area is quite good due to the pleasant environment, good public transport, educational institutions, healthcare, and good security. Also being commercially and economically important, several commercial buildings, modern apartment buildings, and various development projects are currently coming up in Hathazari. With a charming mix of rural and urban, and amenities within reach, the area has become quite populous, with residential buildings on the rise.

Mahigonj Property Guide

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Mahigonj
, Rangpur

Mahigonj is a metropolitan police station in Rangpur district of Bangladesh. It belongs to Rangpur City Corporation. It is located in the main city of Rangpur and is able to fulfill all the needs of living. It continues to enrich the city of Rangpur through its historical importance and cultural contribution. Mahigonj is well connected by road. This place has a rich history which highlights the antiquity of Rangpur. The place is also known for its lifestyle and community oriented living. The people here are very diverse, the combination of different races and religious groups is noticeable. Many families have been living here for generations and the place is vibrant and reflects the traditional values of Rangpur.<br><br> Mahigonj has a mixed economy. The local economy is driven by small businesses, local markets and industrial activities. Apart from the economy, Mahigonj is known for its cultural richness where festivals, traditional events and religious events are equally celebrated.<br><br> Mahigonj has several mosques, temples and community centers that are functional for the locals. For recreation there are small parks and playgrounds that provide a place for families to relax and children to play. The cost of living in other urban areas of Rangpur is attractive compared to the cost of living, which is attractive to budget-conscious families.<br><br> There are several primary and secondary schools, colleges and madrasas catering to the educational needs of the people here. Rangpur Medical College and Begum Rokeya University. Which is good for the people living here. Apart from education, medical facilities are also very good here. There are several government and private healthcare institutions in Mahigonj. There is Rangpur Medical College and Hospital for comprehensive medical services. For mother and child health services there are various maternity clinics which ensure the health care of the local population.<br><br> Mahigonj is fairly well connected by road to the rest of Rangpur city. Rickshaws and auto rickshaws are the mode of local transport. Buses, CNG, motorcycles etc are also available. Basically Mahigonj provides basic education, transport and medical facilities suitable for daily needs.<br><br> The area offers a balance of traditional and modern amenities. The heart market here is also very lively. Almost all the products needed for daily life are available which makes the standard of living of the people here easier. A mix of traditional and modern elements that may not suit people's personal preferences. But to those who prefer the city lifestyle, it may seem a little traditional slow.<br><br> Despite all this, Mahigonj, like many parts of Rangpur, faces challenges such as infrastructural development, traffic congestion and maintaining historical heritage amid modernization. However, efforts are being made by local stakeholders and communities to address these issues and improve the quality of life for residents.<br><br> Overall, Mahigonj in Rangpur offers a deep rooted history, vibrant culture and a community oriented lifestyle. It offers a blend of traditional and modern elements making the place a unique part of Rangpur city.

Motihar Property Guide

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Motihar
, Rajshahi

Motihar is located in Rajshahi, Bangladesh. Motihar city is under Motihar Thana, which is a thana of Rajshahi under Rajshahi City Corporation in Bangladesh. Motihar is situated in the northwestern part of Bangladesh. This place is a part of the Rajshahi Metropolitan Area, which is known for its cultural heritage and educational institutions.<br><br> According to the 1991 Bangladesh Census, Motihar had a population of 38,000. Males formed 55.26% of the population, while females made up 44.74%. The average literacy rate in Motihar is 84.8%, which is higher than the national average of 32.4%. The population of Motihar was 62,172 according to the 2011 census. Males formed 53.80% of the population, while females made up 46.20%. Muslims constituted 95.91%, Hindus 3.97%, Christians 0.05%, and the rest 0.06% of the population.<br><br> Motihar is often referred to as the “Silk City” and “Education City” for its significant role in silk production and educational institutions. The area is a mix of residential and commercial zones, featuring local markets, shops, and residential buildings. The infrastructure of Motihar includes various amenities and services catering to the needs of its residents. Since the population has been rising, as of 2024, Motihar in Rajshahi has been experiencing various new developments and changes, including road upgrades, commercial sectors, residential infrastructure, etc.

Naumahal Property Guide

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Naumahal
, Mymensingh

Naumahal, located in Mymensingh, Bangladesh, is a notable locality in the region. Situated within the vibrant district of Mymensingh, it forms part of a growing urban landscape that balances a blend of traditional and modern elements. The Naumahal area guide provides insights into the unique features of this locality, highlighting its residential appeal and the facilities it offers to its residents.<br><br> The nature of Naumahal is residential and a population with a peaceful living environment while still being lively enough to enjoy a sense of community. This well-planned area has tree-lined streets and open spaces, making it a pleasant neighborhood for families and individuals.<br><br> Naumahal is well-connected through an efficient road network, making commuting relatively easy. The main roads are well-maintained, facilitating smooth traffic flow and connecting residents to key parts of Mymensingh and beyond. Several bus routes serve the area, providing frequent and affordable transport options.<br><br> The buses connect Naumahal to central Mymensingh, including routes that link to other major districts and neighboring regions. For those who prefer rail travel, the closest railway station is Mymensingh Railway Station, located a short drive away, offering easy access to long-distance travel within Bangladesh.<br><br> When it comes to amenities, Naumahal is equipped with essential services that cater to the everyday needs of its residents. The area has a selection of educational institutions, including reputable schools and colleges, ensuring access to quality education for children and young adults.<br><br> Banking facilities are also readily available, with several branches of major banks and ATMs located within the area. Additionally, the housing market in Naumahal is robust, offering a mix of rental and ownership options suitable for different income levels.<br><br> However, Naumahal does face some limitations, particularly in terms of commercial development. While it offers basic shopping facilities, residents often travel to the more commercialized parts of Mymensingh for a wider range of goods and services. Despite this, the community in Naumahal is strong and welcoming, with residents often engaging in local events and activities that foster a sense of belonging.

Nawdapara Property Guide

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Nawdapara
, Rajshahi

Nawdapara is a fast-growing neighborhood in Rajshahi recognized for its mix of residential areas, business establishments, and accessibility to main city attractions. Nawdapara is located in the northern part of Rajshahi city, making it an ideal location for individuals looking to live close to the city center while enjoying a more peaceful atmosphere.<br><br> Nawdapara has a wide range of housing alternatives, from detached houses to contemporary flats. The location is popular among families and professionals owing to its low cost and availability of both rental and ownership options. Nawdapara has various gated communities and residential complexes that offer additional security and facilities like parks, playgrounds, and community centers.<br><br> Nawdapara features a rising number of small markets, food stores, and shops that meet basic necessities. While Nawdapara lacks significant shopping malls, it is adjacent to Rajshahi’s main shopping centers. The neighborhood has a number of schools, spanning from primary to secondary levels. Nawdapara is located in close proximity to Rajshahi’s main universities, notably Rajshahi University.

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.

Patuakhali Property Guide

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Patuakhali
, Barishal

Patuakhali District is a jurisdiction area of the Barishal Division and is one of the most prosperous districts in Bangladesh. Known as the Daughter of the Sea, it is a beautiful coastal region in southern Bangladesh that is known for its rich culture, picturesque landscapes, and proximity to the Bay of Bengal. This Patuakhali area guide shows that the entire district has a vast land area of 3,221.31 square kilometers and a population of 17,27,254.<br><br> The area is a blend of urban and rural living, offering a peaceful lifestyle away from the bustling cities. The local economy thrives on agriculture, fishing, and tourism, with many people engaged in rice farming and riverine trade. The Payra Land Port is also in this district.<br><br> Transportation in Patuakhali is well-developed, with various options available, including buses, rickshaws, and private vehicles. The region is well-connected by road and waterways, making travel convenient for locals and tourists alike. However, the district doesn’t have any train communication facility yet.<br><br> The Patuakhali District is also called the Gateway to Kuakata, one of the most popular tourist destinations for Bangladeshi people and foreigners. Located in the southwest part of the district, one can also view both sunrise and sunset from the beach area. Moreover, Patuakhali’s strategic location near Kuakata supports a growing tourism sector, contributing to the district’s economic dynamism.<br><br> Patuakhali is also known for its educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and recreational spots, including parks and riversides. The community is warm and welcoming, with local festivals and cultural events frequently bringing people together. As development continues, Patuakhali is poised to expand further, offering even more opportunities for growth and investment.

Shibgonj Property Guide

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Shibgonj
, Sylhet

Shibgonj is an uposhohor or sub-city of Ward 20 of Sylhet Sadar in Sylhet District. It contains various sub-areas, roads, and important locations in the neighborhood. The Shibgonj area guide will help you get your way around and learn about the important places here.<br><br> The main point of Shibgonj, also known as Shibgonj Point, is located at the Tamabil Road. It is only a short distance from Sylhet Uposhohor. Though the exact geographic land area and population of the city is known, it is one of the busiest and most populated areas. Just like its name, the area is known for having several Shiv Mondir/temples.<br><br> Shibganj uposhohor consists of various localities, such as Sonar Para, Mira Bazar, Lama Para, Shenpara, etc. It is a well-known place for offering affordable residences and commercial spaces. From banks, hospitals, community centers, and fitness centers to schools, colleges, malls, and bazaars, this area offers convenient access for all.<br><br> Since the area is connected by multiple small and large roads, locals can either walk or use various transports to reach their destinations. From Tamabil Road and Dhaka-Sylhet Highway, there are several bus routes connecting the area with Sylhet City and other districts.<br><br> The Shibgonj Bazaar, or Shibgonj Fish and Vegetable Market, is a go-to bazaar for locals to buy daily necessities. Other than that, there are super shops as well. There are also a few guest houses that accommodate travelers and tourists.<br><br> Overall, Shibganj is one of the best places to live in Sylhet District due to the modern lifestyle and amenities it offers. Moreover, it has a vibrant community with access to everything you need to live a better life.

Sreemangal Property Guide

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Sreemangal
, Sylhet

If anyone is looking for a tourist destination in southwest Bangladesh, one of the first locations to come to mind is Sreemangal. Also known as the capital of tea, Sreemangal is one of the most popular locations in the Sylhet Division’s Moulvi Bazar District.<br><br> The Sreemangal area guide shows that the region is situated near the Indian border and enjoys a unique geographical location that contributes to its mild climate. Summers are warm, while winters are cool and comfortable. Yet, it is said to be the coolest location in the country.<br><br> The population of Sreemangal is around 3,61,784, with a blend of ethnic communities, including Bengalis, Manipuris, and Khasias. It has a land area of 450.73 square kilometers. It has one pourashava, 9 unions, and 208 villages.<br><br> The area thrives on agriculture, with tea production being the cornerstone of its economy. Additionally, the cultivation of pineapple, betel leaf, and rubber also plays significant roles in its economic landscape.<br><br> Tourism has been growing steadily due to the area’s natural beauty, further boosting the local economy. The growing hotels and motels offer everything from basic facilities to luxurious holidays for tourists, which is another major economic source of the upazila.<br><br> Living conditions in Sreemangal vary. In urban centers, facilities such as electricity, healthcare, and education are moderately available, though rural areas still face challenges like inadequate access to healthcare and limited modern infrastructure.<br><br> Communication facilities are improving, with access to major highways connecting the town to Dhaka and Sylhet. However, public transportation remains underdeveloped, which can be a drawback for both locals and tourists.<br><br> The area celebrates a variety of festivals, including the Manipuri Ras Lila and the Khasia New Year. Key landmarks include Lawachara National Park, Hail Haor, Baikka Beel, and the sprawling tea estates that define the landscape. Tasting the 7-colored tea of Sreemangal Nilkantha Tea Cabin is mandatory for many first-timers.

Sunamganj Property Guide

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Sunamganj
, Sylhet

Sunamganj was established as Sunamganj Mahakuma in 1877 and became a district in 1984. It is part of the Sylhet Division in northeastern Bangladesh. The district is geographically significant due to its proximity to the Meghalaya state of India, which shares a long border with it.<br><br> The Sunamganj area guide highlights that the district has a land area of around 3,748.18 square kilometers and a population of almost 2.7 million. The climate is tropical, with heavy rainfall during the monsoon season, contributing to the formation of haors (wetlands).<br><br> Communication routes have been improving, with several road networks connecting it to Sylhet and other districts. The upcoming projects like Dhaka-Chatak railway communication might improve the area’s connectivity significantly.<br><br> Sunamganj is rich in natural resources. It is famous for its vast haors, which are crucial for fish farming. Additionally, limestone deposits in the nearby hills contribute to the local economy. Sand, stone, coals, cement industry, brick kilns, etc., contribute to the district’s economy significantly. Yet, agriculture is a major economic source, with rice being the primary crop.<br><br> The district also has cultural importance. It is the land of renowned Baul music tradition and the home of Baul singer Shah Abdul Karim. It also honors mystic poet Hason Raja, a prominent figure of Sunamganj.<br><br> The district also has strong traditions, with vibrant festivals and a rich history of folk music. Notable landmarks include the shrine of Hason Raja, Tanguar Haor, Barek Tila, and the Jadukata River, all of which attract visitors. Education is improving in Sunamganj with increased access to schools. Colleges, universities, nursing and technical institutes, etc., though challenges remain in remote areas.<br><br> Sunamganj holds potential for growth in business, tourism, and industry. With the upcoming projects, it is expected to become more connected, opening up new opportunities for living, commerce, and investment. Its natural beauty, cultural heritage, and growing economy make it a promising area for future development.

Chawkbazar Property Guide

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Chawkbazar
, Chattogram

Chawkbazar is located at the heart of Chattogram City. This area rightfully encapsulates the spirit of Chattogram due to its abundance of commerce, nature, culture, and history. It is a mosaic of educational institutions, commercial spaces, and residential areas. Chawkbazar is the no.16 ward of Chattogram City Corporation that accommodates over 200,000 people.<br><br> Chawkbazar is a city of rich history. Once regarded as Police Fari, it is now a bustling city replete with trade and commerce. During the British period, it was a place of rendezvous for merchants and traders to commence their day-to-day business. The name itself resonates with the glorious past of the trade and marketing that catapulted in the area.<br><br> The city evolved, and so did the people. But the essence of the past still lingers there within old buildings, narrow streets, and age-old shops. However, the commercial core of the city is still alive and teeming with more trade and commerce. Textile is a big market in this area. Beyond that, you will find electronics, spices, and household items at an affordable price.<br><br> Chawkbazar has another identity other than trade and commerce. It is one of the prime educational hubs filled with prestigious schools predating Bangladesh's liberation. Some noteworthy institutions are Chittagong Government High School, Government Hazi Mohammad Mohsin College, and Chattogram College.<br><br> Even though it is stocked with urban facilities, Chawkbazar has that traditional neighborhood connection, which is lost in many areas. The residential areas are often buzzing for hangouts and gatherings. The tea stalls, street food stalls, and eateries are seen to be abuzz with discussions of either politics or cricket.

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.

Satkania Property Guide

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Satkania
, Chattogram

The Satkania Upazila is one of the locations of Chattogram District’s southern areas. Located about 61 kilometers from the metropolitan city, the Satkania area guide has been transformed due to the construction of the Chattogram-Cox’s Bazar railway route.<br><br> The upazila has a land area of about 282.40 square kilometers. It is bounded by Chandanaish Upazila in the north, Lohagora Upazila in the south, Bandarban Upazila in the east, and Bashkhali Upazila in the west. The population of the area is more than 3,84,806, and it has 75 villages, 17 unions, 73 mouzas, and 1 pourashava.<br><br> Traveling from the Chattogram city area to Stakania requires using the Arkan Road and Kalurghat Bridge to come across the Karnaphuli River. Then, the Arkan Road connects to the Chattogram-Cox’s Bazar Highway. It is the longest road connecting Satkania to Cox’s Bazar and other locations via the Dohazari Bridge, which is constructed over the Sangu River. The newly established roads and bridges have made traveling in and out of the upazila highly convenient.<br><br> The economy of Satkania is dependent on agriculture and trade. However, there are other industries as well, such as cottage industry, fisheries, dairies, etc. The area also has many healthcare institutions, including one Upazila health complex.<br><br> Satkania is religiously diverse, with over 1,000 mosques, 18 mazar/dargah, 75 Hindu temples, 8 Buddhist Temples, etc. There are multiple community centers, banks and finance offices, service centers, marketplaces, etc.<br><br> Satkania Upazila is also rich in historical landmarks and various tourist locations. Being located in the south of the country, Satkania has several hilly areas that offer natural beauty. People who live in Satkania or travel to the location also enjoy visiting Alinagar Eco Park, Boitoroni Forest Area, Baitul Izzat Jame Masjid Area, Holudia Palm Forest, Gyanapal Ratnapriya Forest Meditation Center, etc. One can also enjoy the beauty of the Sangu River and Dolu River.<br><br> Satkania is a rural area with gradually growing urban locations. Over time, it is likely to be one of the most important areas in the Chattogram District.

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