Angarpota Zero Point(Historic place)

The 'Angorpota-Dahagram' enclave, located in the Patgram Upazila of Lalmonirhat district, is a unique and historic place on the map of Bangladesh.

Geographically, it is the largest Bangladeshi enclave situated within Indian territory.

Having been surrounded by India for a long time, it was once known as an isolated settlement, but it is now connected to the mainland through the 'Tin Bigha Corridor'.

The Zero Point area here is highly attractive to tourists, as it offers a close view of the Indian border and its settlements.

For nature lovers, this region, with the Teesta River basin and vast green fields, offers a peaceful and aesthetic environment.

Beyond its historical significance, this place is a symbol of modern Bangladesh's development.

Following the long-awaited enclave exchange in 2015, Dahagram-Angorpota was fully recognized as an integral part of the Bangladeshi mainland.

The 'Tin Bigha Corridor' is the main attraction for tourists here, which is considered a special bridge in the relationship between the two countries.

Additionally, this area is known as a symbol of the courage of heroic freedom fighters and patriotic people.

Locally, it is more commonly known as 'Dahagram-Angorpota'.

Recently, government initiatives have been underway to develop tourism infrastructure around this border area, which is expected to turn it into one of the major tourist hubs of North Bengal in the future.