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"You cannot find such a country anywhere, she is the queen of all countries, and she is my birthplace that is my love."
Yes, a poet expresses his attitude on behalf of Bangladesh. barisal floating market.
It is said that,
"Our Bangladesh is full of paddy". Indeed, the entire Bangladesh is
the beauty of nature's beautiful beauty. Around an endless beauty of nature, which
is really fascinating? In the southern part of it, especially the hundreds of
river-canals of Barisal division and endless beauty of nature. The words
"Barisal with rice, river and canal" Here you can actually get a
dream of beauty. Hundreds of streams and canals flow through this region, and
as a result, you will never find imaginable, green, and back-to-back galaxy
with a delicious beautiful landscape. Barisal is one of the largest cities in
Bangladesh, located in the southern part of the country. It is one of the seven
administrative departments of Bangladesh. Here you will see the continuous
guava garden on the full polished season, rice, vegetables, and fruit floating
market, rivers and canals, markets, schools, and many other interesting things as
well as traditional Life.
In Barisal Division, especially in Jhalakathi sadar
upazila and farmers of Swarupkati and Bananiipara upazilas of Pirojpur, farmers
cultivate a lot of guava. There is no such variety in the country.There are
mostly producing guava the bank- side of the canal's which are mainly spread
from the rivers of Sandha, Biskhali, Gabkhan and Sugondha.Thousands of tons
products are supplied all over the country, from such gardens. Major transport
for the supply of guava is boat and engine boat. Guava is served mainly for
floating markets from these canal's adjoining gardens. Hundreds
of boats and business ships filled with guava are used as shop for this
floating market. Nobody knows when the idea of this moving market starts, but
it is a hundred years old tradition. The country has occupied it through
development and modernization, but it is surprising to see them not reaching
this river-based life. For more than 100 years, local farmers are facing river
erosion and river erosion as well as the rise and fall of life. Everyday many
farmers and wholesalers are gathered here. Not only guava, there are other
fruits sold in this market. Apart from this, another hat is placed in the boat
at Kuriyana, Swarupkathi upazila of Pirojpur district, which helps traders to
make quick business in the monsoon season.
Lastly want to say that; let's make a trip at our
traditional floating market, the market-related people who have kept on with
great compassion, this market. So hurry back here with yourself, your friends
or family here soon. I have requested to our government for take necessary
steps to protect the market from any unexpected damages.
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| floating market in BD |
About floating market:
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| floating market |
How u can go there:
If you want to go by bus, then Just go to Gabtoli
Busstand in Dhaka. And there you would found many luxarious buses from Dhaka to
Barisal. Just ride any renownded paribahan and make a trip to Barishal. Fare
may be 400-800Tk. After reaching in Barisal you would go to Rupatoli Bus Stand and
ride a bus which will go through Jhlakhathi. Ask the bus supervisor to stop at
Kirtipasha Mor in Jhalakathi. Bus fare would be 60 taka. From there, take
shared Auto Rickshaw to reach Vimruli by paying 20-30 taka.
On the other hand, you can be made a trip from Jhalokati Sadar by
motorbike, it takes about half an hour to go to the market, and it takes an
hour to go in the engine boat. Engine boats are available from Jhalakathi
Launchghat or Kathpotti. A boat for ten people to run for the whole day is
worth 1.5-2 thousands Taka.
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| lonely boatman in rain |
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