Munshiganj District, Administrative district in Dhaka Division, Bangladesh
The district is a land of rivers and fields, crossed by 14 waterways that shape life and the economy. The region divides into six administrative areas with about 900 villages spread across roughly 950 square kilometers.
The area became a separate district in 1984 and takes its name from the main city. The region builds on a long history of Bengali settlement and culture.
The annual boat races on the Dhaleshwari River show local traditions that reflect how people here connect with their waterways.
The district is best explored from its main city, where you will find lodging and transport options. The best time to visit is during the cooler months when there is less rain and roads are more passable.
The territory features extensive irrigated fields fed by a dense network of rivers. This water system enables year-round farming activities, making the district an important food-producing area for the region.
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