The floating guava market of Bangladesh

is located in the southern districts of Jhalokati and Swarupkathi in the southern part of Barisal. Most popular among them are Vimruli, Atghar and Kurniana Bazar. Many people compare this floating market with Thailand's floating market. Every day thousands of guinea piara sells in the region. From the distant ends, the pitchers come and buy guava here. There are numerous papaya gardens in this area. 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. Vimaruli hat is situated in an estuary of the canal. The canal is open and wide from three inches. There are numerous guava garden around the village of Vimaruli. The season of Emraan comes after the season of the Pearce season. There is also the result of the cultivation of fruits in this region. 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

There are two ways to go from Dhaka to the road and the naval route. Road to Barisal buses leaving Gabtali on the way of the road is 400 taka. You can also go to Barisal on BRTC bus by going through the Padma with speedboat or speed boat. Banaripara from Barisal's Nimbalkad to go to bus or CNG CNG will charge Rs 40/50 Then from there, Kurniana will rent 15 rupees to Nasiman. If you want to go to Bhimruli, you can go to a boat and trail by going for a 5-yard bay and go to the boat or trawler.

Or the launch of Pirojpur / Barisal every day from Sadarghat of Dhaka by road and from 5 pm to 7 pm on the departure of the station. Deck rental is Rs.2200 / 250 and cabin single 700/100 and double 1500/2000 taka. You will go to Hular Hat of Pirojpur and go to Banaripara. Or you can go directly to Banaripara and launch at the launch. Go to the rules mentioned above from the Banaripara or you can reserve trawler from here. To get rid of many small markets and gardens, including Vimoruli, Atghar, Kurniana, rent 500-700 taka for small trawlers and big trawlers of Tk.1200-1500. Must definitely fix the rent by burying.

When will you go

From July to August every day, this market runs from morning to afternoon.

Where to stay

You can also come back day by day. And if you want to spend the night, you can come to Barishal Nijlabad. Or two hotels in Jhalokati city, 'Dhanasiri rest house' at Kalibari road, Arafat boarding in Lasaas Patti, Halima Boarding on Sadar Road. Rent 100 to 250 taka

Where to eat

Bimarul, Atghar, Kurniana, the food restaurant is fairly close to these markets. Or you can return to the district headquarters to eat and drink.

Nearby sights

As well as floating guava market travel, along with Barisal's traditional mosque Gutia Mosque can be visited and Durga Sea Dighi with it. These two places are located beside the road on the way to Barisal from Banaripara.

Tips and advice

1. Good for grouping.

2. Getting along the road is a good way from the road.

3. Take a rain coat and an umbrella.

4. Do not wear guava in the garden.

5. Do not throw any chips, chanachur or water bottles in the river for us to protect our nature

Tips and advice

1. Good for grouping.

2. Getting along the road is a good way from the road.

3. Take a rain coat and an umbrella.

4. Do not wear guava in the garden.

5. Do not throw any chips, chanachur or water bottles in the river for us to protect our nature

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