Geography: 

Joypurhat District is a district in the northern part of Bangladesh, and it is part of the Rajshahi Division. It is bounded by Dinajpur district on the north, Naogaon and Bogra districts on the south, Bogra and Gaibandha districts on the east, Naogaon district and West Bengal state of India on the west.

Economy: 

Joypurhat's economy is mainly based on seasonal crops like rice, potato, wheat, onion, mango, jackfruit, and banana. It also produces a huge amount of sugarcane, and it holds the country's largest sugar mill, Joypurhat Sugar Mill's Limited. There are also a lot of industries, rice mills and poultry farms in this district. It exports many agricultural products. Hili Land Port is very close to Joypurhat district. Many people of this district do export-import business by this port and about all the vehicles of this port run over this district. This district is appropriate for all kinds of business.

Folk Culture:

Joypurhat is a district of rural or rich folk culture. In British Raj period, many festivals such as Keerton, Jaree, Palagaan, Kabigaan, Baul, Murshidee, Lokgeeti, Bhaoyaiya, and Jattra were held on various occasions. After 1971, many cultural organizations established in the district and upazila level.

Places Must Visit:

Baro Shibaloy Temple, Nandail Dighi, Hinda-Kasba Shahi Mosque, Patharghata Church, Lokma Jomidar Bari, Nimai Pir Shrine, Achranga Dighi, Gopinathpur temple.