Kishoreganj

Kishoreganj is a district located in the northeastern part of Bangladesh, within the Dhaka division. The district headquarters is situated in the town of Kishoreganj. It shares borders with Assam, India, to the north, and the districts of Mymensingh, Netrokona, and Habiganj to the west, south, and east respectively. The region is characterized by a fertile landscape with numerous rivers and haors, which are large seasonal wetlands.

The economy of Kishoreganj is primarily agrarian, with rice cultivation being the dominant crop. Other important agricultural products include jute, pulses, and various vegetables. The district is also known for its fishing industry, owing to the abundance of water bodies. Traditional crafts and small-scale industries contribute to the local economy.

Kishoreganj boasts several places of interest, including the historic Shah Ismail Ghazi Mazar and Mosque, and the Jaflong stone quarry area. The natural beauty of the haor regions attracts tourists, especially during the monsoon season when they transform into vast expanses of water. The Itna Haor is particularly renowned for its scenic vistas. The district is accessible by road and rail, with a railway line connecting it to the capital city, Dhaka. The educational infrastructure includes various schools, colleges, and a university campus.