Barisal: Barisal, a riverine district in southern Bangladesh, lies on the Kirtankhola River and is one of the oldest municipalities and ports. Known as the «Venice of Bengal,» it’s famed for its natural beauty, including Satla’s Shapla Bill and Jhalokathi’s floating guava gardens. Barisal is also a key hub for IT, finance, food grain, and fish production.
Bogra: Bogra, a northern district in Bangladesh’s Rajshahi Division, is known as the gateway to North Bengal. It is an industrial city with numerous archaeological sites like Mahasthangarh, Behularbashorghor, and Nawab Palace. Bogra is famous for its agricultural machinery, red chili, and the special curd, a traditional yogurt which is popular Nationally and internationally.
Cox’s Bazar: Cox’s Bazar, located in southeastern Bangladesh, is famous for its 120 km-long natural sea beach, the longest uninterrupted beach in the world. Situated 150 km south of Chittagong, it serves as a key tourism hub and district headquarters. The local economy thrives on tourism, aquaculture, fishing, and salt production. The area is also known for its scenic coastal landscapes, vibrant sunsets, and cultural diversity, including fishing communities and marine life.
Chittagong: Chittagong, Bangladesh’s principal seaport and second-largest city, serves as a vital commercial and industrial hub. Positioned along the Bay of Bengal, it drives the nation’s maritime trade and economic growth. Known for its diverse landscapes, from bustling urban areas to scenic hills and beaches, Chittagong is a key gateway for regional connectivity and a center for logistics, trade, and industry.
Sylhet: Sylhet is the northeastern division of Bangladesh. Sylhet is totally vivid of green and blue like our artwork depicts. The area around Sylhet is a traditional tea growing area. The area has over 150 tea gardens, including three of the largest tea plantations in the world, both in terms of area and production.
Rangamati: Rangamati, located in Bangladesh’s Chittagong Hill Tracts, is a region celebrated for its lush hills, scenic lakes, and vibrant indigenous cultures. Diverse indigenous communities, including the Chakma, Marma, and Tripuri, each with unique traditions, clothing, and crafts. Our artwork features vivid depictions of Kaptai Lake, traditional boats, tribal festivals, Chakma women, and natural and cultural elements.
