Paira Chattar(City area)

Located in the heart of Rangpur city, 'Payra Chattar' is not merely a junction, but a gateway to North Bengal and a living testament to its heritage.

Known as the city's zero point, this square is a wonderful blend of the hustle and bustle of modern urban life and ancient culture.

The administrative and commercial hubs of the Rangpur City Corporation have developed around it.

It is widely known among locals as 'Payra Chattar' (Pigeon Square), and it holds immense historical significance as the city's center.

Legend has it that flocks of pigeons once flew here as symbols of peace, which inspired this poetic name.

Geographically and culturally, the location of Payra Chattar is highly significant.

Nearby are the historic Carmichael College and the scenic Tajhat Palace, which bear witness to Rangpur's aristocracy.

Not far from the square is the traditional City Market, where the agricultural produce and handicrafts of North Bengal converge.

This square has also been a witness to the political and social movements of Rangpur; at various times, people have gathered here to voice their demands and rights.

Keeping pace with modern architecture, various commercial establishments have been built here, keeping the area vibrant with the footsteps of thousands of people every day.

This region, steeped in the memories of eminent personalities like the illustrious son of Rangpur and renowned language soldier Mashiur Rahman Jadu Mia, continues to move forward, holding their ideals and inspiration close to its heart.