Barisal's floating guava market

The floating guava market of Bangladesh is located in the southern districts of Jhalokati and Swarupkali districts of Barisal. Most popular among them are Vimruli, Atghar, Kurniana Bazar. Many people compare this floating market with Thailand's floating market. Every day thousands of guinea piara sells in the region. The distant ends come from the river and the buyers bought the guava here. This is in the area Numerous Peaar Garden The farmers sell them directly from the garden and sell them to the peasants of different regions. In July, August, September this season, hundreds of crores of taka is produced and marketed. Vimruli hat is situated in an estuary of the canal. The canal is open and wide from three sides. There are numerous guava gardens around the village of Vimruli. The pyarar season is ending If it comes to the Empire season. The yield of urea in this region is also everywhere. And finally comes the superiree. Although a little less than the other time of the year is busy. In addition to fruits, the main products of this variety are different vegetables. For a floating market travel, many tourists now roam the roaring bamboo.

How to go: The road and the naval route from Dhaka can be done in two ways. Road to Barisal buses leaving Gabtali in Dhaka. You can also go to Barisal by going to BRTA bus at Mawa Jail Launch or Speed ​​Boat. Barishal will go from Nimbalka to Bus or Mahindra to Banripara. Mahindra will rent 50 rupees Then from there rickshaw or Kuviana will go to Auto Walking on a bridge can take you back to the autorickshaw and kuriyana bazaar. If you want to go to Bimaruli, it is better to go from boaripara to boats or trawlers.
Or the launch of Pirojpur / Barisal every day from Sadarghat of Dhaka by road and from 5 pm to 9 pm on the departure of the station. Banaripara will go to Pirojpur's Hular Haat launch. Go to the rules mentioned above from the Banaripara or you can reserve trawler from here. Bimaruli, Atghar, Kuriyaana and other small markets and garden to hunt for 600-700 taka for small trollers and big trawala 1500-2000 taka. Must definitely fix the rent by burying.
When to go: From July to August this month the fair runs from morning till afternoon.
Where to stay: You can come back day by day. And if you want to spend the night, you can come to Barisal. Swarupkathi or the district council at Chakhar can stay in the dak bungalow. Places of interest in the memory of Sher-e-Bangla AK Fazlul Huq under Banaripara thana of Chakara Or you can stay in the hotel, the rest house or the dak bungalow in Jhalokati town.
Where to eat: Bimarul, Atghar, Kuriyaana, beside the market, the food has a fairly quality restaurant. Or you can also eat after eating back in the district headquarters.
Nearby sights: Floating Peawa Market Tours, along with the traditional Chakhar of Barisal, Gutia Mosque and Durga Sea Dighi can be visited. These places are located beside the road on the way to Barisal from Banaripara.

Tips:
Good to group.
Road paths to go by the waterway.
Take a rain coat and an umbrella.
Do not spray the guava in the garden.
Our responsibility to protect our nature is not to throw any chips, chanachur or water bottles in the river.
But why late? Visit the Oriental Venice Memorabilia.