Kurigram, a district in the northern part of Bangladesh under the Rangpur Division, is known for its scenic beauty, riverine landscape, and resilient communities. Bordered by India on the north and east, and crisscrossed by major rivers like the Brahmaputra, Dharla, Teesta, and Dudhkumar, Kurigram is prone to seasonal flooding but also boasts fertile soil that supports agriculture as the main economic activity. Rice, jute, maize, and vegetables are commonly cultivated, and fishing is an important livelihood for many. Despite being one of the more underdeveloped districts in the country, Kurigram has a strong sense of community and is steadily progressing through improvements in education, infrastructure, and public services. The district is home to diverse cultures and ethnic groups, including indigenous communities, which add to its rich cultural fabric. Known for its simplicity, warmth, and scenic rural life, Kurigram holds a special place in the hearts of those who call it home.
