BD MEDIA's video: MoulviBazar Market - Hat Bazar - 4K

MoulviBazar Market - Hat Bazar: BD Media Markets & Bazar's Series. Moulvibazar also spelled Maulvibazar, Moulavibazar and Maulavibazar is the south eastern district of Sylhet Division in north eastern Bangladesh. It is bordered by the Indian states of Tripura and Assam to the south and east, respectively; and by the Bangladeshi districts of Habiganj to the west and Sylhet to the north. During the British colonial period, South Sylhet subdivision was divided into three tax collectory zilas, further divided into 28 parganas. There are 67 Unions, 2,064 Villages and 5 Pourashavas namely Kamalganj, Kulaura, Sreemongal, Barlekha and Moulvibazar. There are 92 tea gardens in the district. The name of the district, Moulvibazar is named after its headquarter town, Moulvibazar. The word is derived from two words, moulvi and bazar, meaning 'Market of the Moulvi'. 'Moulvi' is an Islamic honorific title and 'bazar' is the Bengali word for market or township. Moulvibazar is named after Moulvi Syed Qudratullah, a local judge and a descendant of Shah Mustafa, an Islamic preacher active during the advent of Islam in the region. It is believed that the name was coined in the 1771 when Syed Qudratullah established a small bazaar on his zamindari land and local people named it as Moulvibazar. This market was established at riverside of the present Poschim Bazar (West Market), which gradually expanded over the time. The main exports of Moulvibazar are bamboo, tea, pineapple, cane, jackfruit, oranges, agar, rubber, mangoes and lemons. Ninety-one of Bangladesh's 153 tea gardens are located in Moulvibazar. The area is also home to the three largest tea gardens in the world. Pineapples from the Sreemangal area are famous for their flavour and natural sweetness. Srimangal is known as the 'tea capital of Bangladesh' due to the high frequency of tea plantations found there. The main rivers of the district are the Manu, the Dholoi and the Juri which flow from India. Every year during the rainy season, when there is excessive rainfall in India, the surplus water flows through these rivers and causes floods in low-lying parts of Moulvibazar (for example, the villages of Balikhandi and Shampashi on the northern side of the river Manu). Unless the rivers are properly dredged the floods can be devastating. In the last few years Moulvibazar has had a muti-million dollar flood defence system built, which is the only one like it in the whole country. However although there are so many locations and beautiful locations to see and visit in Moulvibazar on our visit we focused on its Main Markets and Hut Bazar. We extensively explored the main shopping locations & Hut Bazar’s speaking and visiting business owners and sellers also speaking to locals, visitors and shoppers to get a feel of the economy in the locality. As always we hope everybody enjoys watching this amazing episode as much as we enjoying making it & please support the channel by subscribing, Sharing & leaving a comment. Video Shot With: Sony FDR-AX53 Edited With: Filmora Version 9 & Adobe Premiere Pro Location: Moulvibazar Market & Hut Bazar - Sylhet, Bangladesh Producer & Editor: Abul Faiz Production Director: Muttakin Billah Chief Presenter: Abul Kalam Azad Presenter: Abu Sufiyan Media Spec: Abu Saeed Pro Crew: Raisul Bhuiyan Special Credits: Jomir Ali, Abdur Rahman, Fakhrul Miah. Special Thanks to: Juber Ali Email Us: BDMEDIAUK@outlook.com Follow us on FaceBook: www.facebook.com/BDMEDIA.YT/ YouTube Channel link: www.YouTube.com/c/BDMEDIAUK Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/BDMEDIAUK/ #বাংলাদেশকেনাকাটা