Southern Bangladesh Hosts Unique Floating Markets.

In regions like Barisal, locals conduct trade directly from boats, selling fresh produce, fish, and other goods on intricate networks of canals and rivers. These markets offer a fascinating glimpse into traditional rural life.

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Published: March 30, 2026
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