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My Home Town - Dhaka

Dhaka is the capital and largest city of Bangladesh. It is the cultural and economic hub of the country. Having a colossal historical background, the old part of the city, known as Old Dhaka or Old Town, is home to a broad range of architectural heritage starting from the vestiges of the Mughal Empire to the British Colonial buildings. Being the centre of the independence movements of Bangladesh, Dhaka also hosts some significant national monuments and structures. There are a number of annual cultural events held in Dhaka like Pohela Falgun, Pohela Baishakh and Ekushe Book Fair which a unique flavour to the city. The modernization and development of Dhaka during the last couple of decades and a corrupt governing and middle class has made the development of international five-star chain hotels profitable and spurred the building of some of the largest shopping malls in the world. There are some cracking amusement parks and a surplus of cheap labour has meant that international restaurant chains are cheaper here than in the neighbouring countries.

My Home Town - Chittagong / Chattogram

Chittagong is my hometown. I would never know how much I love it if I did not have left this place. Chittagong is bounded by Feni district and Tripura on the north. Chittagong town consists of six thanas, 68 wards and 236 mahallas. It has an area of 209.66 sq km. Its historical name in Islamabad. It is the second-largest city in Bangladesh. The town has 32,02,710 population. Chittagong is well-known in the world for trade and shipping. The main seaport of Bangladesh is located at the estuary of the Karnafuli River. The first Export Processing Zone (EPZ) of Bangladesh is situated here. For that, it’s called the commercial capital of Bangladesh. Interesting places of the city include Batali Hill, War Cemetery, Patenga Sea Beach, Foy's lake etc. Muhammad Yunus is the noble person whose hometown is Chittagong. It is also famous for great personalities like Mirza Ahmad Ispahani, Surjo Sen, A K Khan, Jatindra Mohan Sengupta etc. And our favourite cricket player Tamim Iqbal's hometown is it. Overall I like most Chittagong and I am proud of my hometown.

My Home Town - Feni

I live in a small town. It is called Feni. It is a district headquarter. It is situated in the middle of the country. So it is called the nerve town of the country. It is founded in 1886. The poet Nabin Chandra Sen founded Feni Town. He was the first sub-divisional officer of Feni. There are 4,00,000 (Four lac) people live in Feni town. There are two government colleges and two government schools in Feni town. There are some government primary school, some M.P.O. occupied high school and a private university in my town. There is a stadium, a girls cadet college a municipality, a blood bank, a fire station, an open university branch, a server station, a polytechnic institute, a technical school, a computer college, a govt. hospital, a diabetic hospital, a railway station, a T.B. hospital and many private hospitals and clinic in our Feni town. There is an old and historical “Banyan” tree by the side of Doudpur bride. There are many mosques and temples in Feni town. There is a holy graveyard of Pagla-Mia-Shaheb in Feni town. There are is also a great mosque by the side of trunk road and an Alia-Modrasha, by the side of Mizan road. There is a good facility for railway and good communication. The people can easily go to Dhaka and Chittagong to do their necessary work. There are two big tanks in Feni town. One is called Rajajir tank and Bijoysing tank. There are many residential areas in our town. They are Masterpara, Hazaripara, Ukilpara, Doudpur, Rampure, Doctorpara, PathanBari road, Addha Bari road, Shanti Niketan Road, Stadium Road, Academy Road, Kalabagan, Kadalgazi road, north Shahdevpur, and South Shahdevpur. There are two children park, a public library and many community centres in Feni town. Within a short duration, there will start reformation work and established a new dimension of Feni town.

My Home Town - Cumilla

My Home Town The name of my home town is Cumilla.The word 'Cumilla' is derived from the Bengali word Kamolangko which means the fond of lotus. It is a district under the Chattogram division of Bangladesh located about 100 kilometres south east of Dhaka. There are some interesting places such as Shalban Bihar, Mainamati museum, Mainamati war cemetery, Lalmai pahar, Jagannath Temple and Dharmasagar etc. It is also a district of some famous people. Among them, Shaheed Dhirendranath Dattaa, Nawab Faizunnesa, Sachin Dev Burman and other persons. My home town is not too big but it’s a beautiful city with almost every type of facility. I love my city very much.