Baliadangi(Upazila)

Baliadangi Upazila is an important administrative region of Thakurgaon district, geographically located on the north-western border of Bangladesh.

It is bordered by the Indian state of West Bengal to the north, Ranisankail Upazila to the south, Thakurgaon Sadar to the east, and the Indian border to the west.

Several small rivers and canals, including the Nagar River, have made the landscape of this region fertile and agriculture-oriented.

The lifestyle of the people here is simple, and the region is rich in cultural heritage.

The most notable tourist attraction in Baliadangi Upazila is the 'Nekmarad Mazar Sharif,' which serves as its primary religious and historical center.

Additionally, the 'Surjapuri' mango tree here is renowned across the country for its massive size and historical significance, captivating many tourists.

Locally, this region is known for its agricultural produce and the peaceful environment near the border.

Among notable personalities, the late Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dhaka, Dr.

Emajuddin Ahmed, is a distinguished son of this Upazila.

Currently, the area is progressing towards development through modern communication systems and the expansion of education.