Kurigram Railway Station(Station)

Kurigram Railway Station is an important transport hub located in the municipal area of Kurigram Sadar Upazila.

Locally, it is known as 'Kurigram Station'.

It is situated about 2 kilometers from the main town, which can be easily reached by rickshaw or auto-rickshaw.

Geographically, it is located in the basin washed by the Teesta and Dharla rivers, serving as the backbone of the district's communication system.

The station is not just a means of passenger transport, but also a busy and public gathering place in the city.

Historically, various places in Kurigram have local names; for instance, 'Khejur-er Tol' in the city is called 'Shimultola', and Zia Bazar is known as 'Puratan Bazar'.

The area adjacent to the railway station is also a well-known meeting place for the locals.

The land and people of this region are very vibrant, which has been reflected in literature and culture at various times.

This region is enriched by the footsteps of many distinguished individuals, including the renowned journalist and columnist Santosh Gupta and prominent educationists and social workers among Kurigram's illustrious sons.

Currently, with the operation of modern trains, the station is playing a vital role in establishing a direct connection between Kurigram and the capital, Dhaka.