Come see Lohalia, Laukati and Pigeon River

There is a famous proverb, paddy-river-canal, these three are Barisal. Patuakhali is a district of Barisal. There is another beautiful name, Sagarakanya, which has a district name. In addition to the history of naming the district, there was a river or canal connection. There was a deep forest in the south of Patuakhali city. A small river flowing through it was a small river. It was called the Patar canal. It is reported that, almost four thousand years ago, this pistachio often used to be attacked by the Portuguese pirates. Many people think that this Patuakhali canal came from Poutuakhali-Patuakhali-Patuakhali and after that Patuakhali came.

Three rivers of Lolita, Laukati and Piara river have passed by Patuakhali district city. On the west side of the district are pigeons, Laukati on the north and Lohalia river in the east. It is said administrative, Patuakhali is situated on the bank of Lohalia river.

Basically, the livelihood of the people of this region has been developed here on the basis of these three rivers. From the acquisition of fish, the role of rivers in passenger and commodity transport is immense. The city's famous 'Puran Bazar' is situated on the banks of the Lohalia River. Besides, new market area has been established on the banks of the river Laukati. Hundreds of people bring their products from remote areas of the district to their markets.

Pigeon Hilsa's reputation is a landmark. Apart from this, the rivers, pods, croak, Bhata, shrimp etc. are also found in the rivers and other aquatic animals. Once the sweet potato pigeon was seen in the river, it is extinct today.

In each season of nature, the rivers form different forms, the rivers form each other. The pigeon river, containing Rudrama in the rainy season. It is the largest and most torrential river in the district. Heavy waves and currents are sometimes closed, ferry crossings But the name of the river changes with the same name as the name of the river. The river, which is the most beautiful form of my sight in the afternoon. Being 5-7 kilometers away from the city, people come to visit the Eid or the holidays.

On the bank of this river, you can come from 5-7 people with battery operated auto rickshaw at Tk 100 from the district. But when the rent is a little higher during the Eid, then you will have a cost of 150 rupees. But I'm already saying, the bargain will be with the driver.

If you want to come alone, there are auto-rickshaw arrangements. In that case, from Launchghat to Chaurasta, you will be spending 10 Taka and from there to paraquat 15 Taka. Besides, you can also come to a rickshaw, in that case, you will have to spend 80 bucks. If you are not satisfied with your traveler's mind by coming to the river, you can walk around the river with a trawler. But be careful during monsoon or tide.

If you do not know swimming then it is better not to go down the river. Because pigeons holding Rudrama at this time On the normal holidays, the trawler rental is like 200 rupees, but it needs to be fixed by bargaining. And at least 350 rupees per hour for Eid. The place is becoming increasingly popular for quick travel at low cost. Beyond the light of the evening,

Lower than lohalia pigeon in size, the currents are comparatively less.

Being in the city, the river has become the entertainment place for hundreds of people every evening. If you want on the defenses of the city defense can walk a long way with the beloved people.
The city can be lost in a quiet-intensive rural environment if you want it.

Traveling on the river is much safer than the pigeon, but in that case, the trawler will be counted as 200 rupees per hour. If there is a bargain in this case, something can decrease. The Lohalia river, which took an unusual shape in the twilight of the last afternoon.