Hakimpur(Upazila)

Hakimpur Upazila, located in the southeastern corner of Dinajpur district, stands as a peaceful bridge of friendship between two nations.

Situated right along the India-Bangladesh border, this township is historically significant due to its geographical location.

The Choto Jamuna River flows through its heart, making the land fertile and keeping the lives of its people vibrant.

The Hili Land Port, nestled near the border, is the lifeline of this Upazila; it is not merely a gateway for trade, but a unique entry point for the movement and cultural exchange of the people of the two Bengals.

Those who know Hili or Hakimpur closely are familiar with the hospitality of its people and its lively markets.

Beyond the bustle of the Hili Land Port and the noise of the markets, one can find a touch of peace here.

Among the well-known personalities of this region is the valiant freedom fighter Md.

Imdadul Haque Chowdhury, who holds a place of respect in the hearts of the local people.

The soil of Hakimpur witnessed a history of immense courage on the battlefield of 1971, which still resonates in the air here.

All in all, Hakimpur is not just a name on an administrative map; it is a living narrative of the struggle, harmony, and heritage of the people living along the border.