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Pabna, situated on the north bank of Padma River, is one of the most significant and economically important districts of Rajshahi in Bangladesh. Along with the latitude and longitude coordinates of 24.0129°N and 89.259°E, this district covers an area of about 2,371.50 square kilometers and has almost 22,60,540 people (according to the census of 2011) […]

Noakhali, one of the coastal district of Bangladesh, located in the South-eastern region of the country. The district was established in 1821 and named Noakhali in 1868. The name “Noakhali” originated from the terms “Noa” (New) and “Khal” (Canal). The name ‘Noakhali’ carries history of itself. Noakhali’s earlier name was ‘Bhulua’. Bhulua was part of […]

Nilphamari is a district located on the northern part of Bangladesh under the jurisdiction of Rangpur division. The district lies in between 25°44′ and 26°19′ north latitudes and in between 88°44′ and 89°12′ east longitudes. Nilphamari is bounded by West Bengal of India on the north, Rangpur district on the south, Lalmonirhat district on the […]

Netrokona, the district on the eastern side of Brahmaputra stream is nothing but a district full of rich diversity and a long history to celebrate with an area of 2810 square kilometres. Different theoretical dissertations and reviews also revealed that this particular region appeared habitable when this specific territory arose from the womb of the […]

Natore, popularly known for Chalan beel, one of the most renowned water bodies in Bangladesh and for having an area covering lowest annual rainfall of Bangladesh named Lalpur. In an area measuring 1896.05 square kilometers in Natore district, 1706673 people live peacefully and there are approximately 20000 people coming from different indigenous communities among them. […]

Narsingdi, a district under the jurisdiction of Dhaka division is popularly known for its textile craft industustries. Narsingdi is a district with about 1140.76 sq km area situated in central Bangladesh. The district is located in between 90’34’ and 90’59’ east longitudes and in between 23’46’ and 24’15’ north latitudes. The district of Narsingdi is […]

Narayanganj, the second largest river port of Bangladesh was formed in 1882. Narayangani was named after Bicon Lal Panday popularly known as Luxmi Narayan Thagure. He took lease of the territory in 1766 from British East India Company by the Battle of Plassey. Then he announced the marketplaces on the banks of the Shitalakshya river […]

Narail is a district in the south-western part of Bangladesh under the jurisdiction of Khulna division. The district lies in between 23°02′ and 23°19′ north latitudes and in between 89°23′ and 89°48′ east longitudes. Narail is bounded by Magura district on the north, Khulna and Bagerhat districts on the south, Faridpur and Gopalgonj districts on the east, […]

Naogaon, popularly known as the bread-basket of Bangladesh because of its enriched productions of crops and situating highest number of rice processing mills of the country, is one of the most significant and most economically enriched districts in Bangladesh. Locating in between 24°32’ and 25°13’ North latitudes and in between 88°23’ and 89°10’ East longitudes, […]

Mymensingh district cannot be discerned and described without three main distinctive  entities existing in Mymensingh district  and they are laid out chronologically in the following sentence representing slogan. Haor (Backswamp), Jungle, and Buffalo horns (in Bengali: Shing) makes the distinct Mymensingh. It has been the unique existential slogan to describe Mymensingh district in a few […]