Rose Village Sadullahpur

Sadullapur village is located in Birulia Union of Savar near Dhaka. Sadullapur village on the bank of Turag river is now known as Golap village. If you want to travel somewhere around Dhaka for a short time in your mechanical life, you can visit the state of roses. The entire village of Sadullahpur seems like a garden surrounded by rose flowers of various colors. Generally, Mirandi varieties of roses are cultivated here. The vast rose gardens on both sides of the road passing through the heart of the village will keep you enthralled all the time. You will find the fragrance of roses in the whole village of Sadullahpur. You can buy roses as you like from here. But they usually don't want to sell roses retail. So you have to buy more than 100 roses from them.

Though known as Rose Village, Jarvara , Gladiolus and Rajnigandha flowers are cultivated in Sadullahpur village. Sadullahpur rose village is the main supplier to meet the demand of Shahbagh and other flower markets in Dhaka. A rose market is held every evening in front of Abul Kashem Market in Shyampur village by the initiative of local flower growers. Many traders come here from different parts of the country to buy flowers.

Apart from the rose garden, Birulia also has gardens of gerbera, gladiolus and rosin. If you have time, you can visit some of the zamindar houses here. There is an ancient banyan tree near Birulia Bridge.

Sadullahpur rose flowers are cultivated almost all the time of the year. So you can visit the rose garden anytime. But winter is the perfect time for roses to bloom. At this time, the flowers are quite fresh and large in size. All the gardens are full of roses. So if you consider the appropriate time, visit this sightseeing place in Dhaka during this winter.

Sadullapur Ghat has a very basic food hotel. On reaching Sahdullapur Ghat, you can sit under the banyan tree and have tea and breakfast from there. However, if you want to visit the rose garden in a group, you have to ask the hotel staff to talk about cooking beforehand. And if you can transport the necessary food from Dhaka, it is very good. As you enter the rose market, an uncle on the right side makes good onions. If you want, you can taste this onion.

There are many ways to get around Dhaka and its surroundings. Some route plans are given below.

Route Plan 1 Uttara House Building Area from North Tower to Laguna via Sonargaon Janpath Road to Diabari. A little further, take a local vehicle on the main road and go to Birulia Bridge. From Birulia Bridge, take a 20 taka auto rental to Sadullahpur. If you want, you can come to Sadullahpur by renting a reserve boat from Birulia Bridge. 500 rupees will be required to reserve the boat. About 25 people can sit in a boat.

Route Plan 2 From Tongi station take CNG reserve and come to Birulia Bridge via Kamarpara. From Birulia Bridge, take a 20 taka auto rental to Sadullahpur. If there is a problem in getting an auto at Birulia Bridge, you can take an auto from Birulia Bridge to Akran Bazar for a fare of 10 taka and come to Sadullahpur by another auto.

Route Plan 3 Many buses are available from Jatrabari, Gulistan or Farmgate to Mirpur Beribandh. Again you can reach Diabari Battala Ghat by rickshaw or CNG from Mirpur 1, Mirpur 10 or Gabtali. It is good to remember, this Diabari is not the Diabari of Uttara. Various shallow engine boats leave for Sadullapur every 10 minutes from Diabari Ghat. Local engine boat hire is Tk 25 per person, time will take 30-40 minutes. You can also go to Sadullahpur by hiring a speedboat, shallow boat or kosha boat from here. In that case, shallow boat fare will be 250 taka, shallow boat 300 taka and speed boat 500 taka.

The best way to reach Sadullahpur is via Birulia Bridge. On this way, you can see the rose fields on both sides of the road. But if you want to have fun traveling by boat, then you will have more fun if you go by water. You can go to Sadullapur and see the village on foot. Everywhere you go you will see rose gardens. If you want, you can also take a rickshaw.

Keep in mind that after 6 pm the boat service stops here.