Bamundi Market is our neighboring union. So sometimes I have to visit this market for shopping. When I stay in my village house, I visit this market and buy my bags. Just like that, one evening I visited Bamundi Market for shopping. Because at this time, people from far and wide leave for home. But when they see vegetables, they sit inside until their vegetables are finished. As if the crowd is a little less and there is an opportunity to see and choose good quality vegetables with your own eyes. The experience of buying vegetables from Bamundi Market in the evening is really different and enjoyable. Those who have understood this beautiful feeling and facilities come to shop in the evening like me, but people from far away cannot make time, while people from near like us stay more. The atmosphere of the market seems to come back to life after the busy day. The mixture of light and darkness around, the calls of shopkeepers, the crowd of buyers and the fresh scent of vegetables all combine to create a unique scene. But it is true that during the day, there are many people, but not so many at night. Because this market is built in such a place that people from 15-16 surrounding villages come to this market. In addition, people from twenty-five more villages come here for buying cows and goats and other things. So you can understand that this is the biggest bustling market in the area.

As soon as you enter the market, you see the dazzling beauty of green vegetables, red tomatoes, brinjals, gourds, pumpkins and sweet pumpkins arranged in rows of shops. Each vegetable is like a work of nature, fresh and attractive. Buyers are moving from one shop to another, comparing prices, and again, bargaining with laughter and jokes. Buyers like us shop in a relaxed manner, and those who have become big in their families cannot stay long. The colorful combination of vegetables not only satisfies the eyes, but also brings a kind of peace to the mind. Especially the sincerity of the village people and the lively behavior of the sellers make the market more lively. The feeling of choosing vegetables with a bag in one hand and vegetables in the other is a reflection of responsibility and love for one's family. The crowd of the market, the gentle noise and the scent of spices in the evening air create a kind of joyful atmosphere. However, as evening falls, the mosquito infestation increases in this market. Because the place around is very dirty, there are many mosquito infestations. The feeling of returning home with vegetables from Bamundi market at the end of the day is not just shopping, but a beautiful experience of life. So I buy vegetables according to my taste and try to buy fresh vegetables. Because my family prefers fresh vegetables.

Then I left the crowd of the vegetable market and went towards the rice-patti. Where various necessary things starting from rice, pulses and flour are sold in the shops. Basically, you can enter the market through this path and there are two entrances on the other side, which can also be accessed very easily. I like these wonderful streets or lanes of Bamundi Bazar very much because you can enter from one side and exit from the other side very easily. Anyway, I bought some more things from this shop, including gram dal and nuts. The thing I like the most is that you can buy various types of fried things here at cheap prices. And this shop has become very familiar to me for a long time. My cousins and I also come here to shop. Sometimes my cousins and I go shopping together and shop from this shop. Anyway, I tried to present my favorite and favorite place to you through the blog, and it was very nice.

When I finished shopping and headed home, I stopped at a nearby oil pump. Because it is wise to get motorcycle oil. The price of oil is a little high in the nearby shops, but buying oil from an oil pump can save money and get the right amount of oil. There are two oil pumps on both sides of the entrance to Bamundibazar, one on the side going to Gangni and one on the side going to Kushtia. Now our village house is on the side going to Kushtia, so while going there, I can get oil, and when going to the house that the upazila has built in Gangni town, I can easily get oil from here. And when I stay in Dhaka, I don't take a car anymore, so I don't have to worry about all these things like here. However, there is no market like the Pan Dho Bazar near our house in Dhaka. Vegetables are sold there all day long. And here, in villages, buying and selling starts on a specific day at a specific time, which is the difference with the city.

I am Md. Helal Uddin. I am a Bangladeshi Muslim citizen. My home is in Gangni-Meherpur. My current address is Dhaka Savar Bis-Mile. I am a married person. I am a private employee in my career.