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📍 Mymensingh Division

Sherpur District

শেরপুর

Sherpur is one of the 64 districts of Bangladesh and sits in Mymensingh division. It covers 1,359.7 km² and is home to roughly 1,500,000 people. It is best known for gajni hills, Madhutila eco-park, Garo culture.

History of Sherpur

A hill-adjoining district bordering the Garo Hills of India, historically home to Garo and other indigenous communities under a semi-autonomous local governance structure before and after Partition.

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Sunrise and sunset in Sherpur today

Friday, 16 October 2026

Sunrise সূর্যোদয় 05:58
Solar noon মধ্যাহ্ন 11:46
Sunset সূর্যাস্ত 17:33
First light ভোরের আলো 05:35
Last light গোধূলি 17:56
Day length দিনের দৈর্ঘ্য 11:34

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About Sherpur

📋 District profile

Bangla nameশেরপুর
DivisionMymensingh
Area1,359.7 km²
Population1,500,000
Density1,103 / km²
Coordinates25.0205°N, 90.0153°E
Time zoneBST (UTC+06:00)
Upazilas5

⭐ Known for

Gajni hills, Madhutila eco-park, Garo culture

Top attractions

Gajni Avaskendra Madhutila Eco Park Rongtia Garo Hills

Economy & culture

💼 Economy

Cotton and rice cultivation, plus growing eco-tourism around the Garo Hills foothills.

🎭 Culture & cuisine

Garo ethnic culture, including the Wangala harvest dance festival, is prominent in the district's hill areas.

Other districts in Mymensingh

All of Mymensingh →

Frequently asked questions about Sherpur

Which division is Sherpur in?

Sherpur district belongs to Mymensingh division, one of the eight divisions of Bangladesh.

What is the population of Sherpur?

Sherpur has a population of roughly 1,500,000, across an area of 1,359.7 square kilometres.

What is Sherpur famous for?

Gajni hills, Madhutila eco-park, Garo culture

What time is sunrise and sunset in Sherpur?

The sun rises at 05:58 and sets at 17:33 today in Sherpur, giving 11:34 of daylight.

What is the main industry in Sherpur?

Cotton and rice cultivation, plus growing eco-tourism around the Garo Hills foothills.