How are you all? I hope you are all doing very well by the grace of God. I am also doing very well by your prayers. I am going to start today's new post by greeting and congratulating all the brothers and sisters of 'ccs' on my behalf. Today I am here to share with you the moment of shopping from Bamundi Bazaar. I hope that you will learn and understand a lot by reading this blog of mine. So, without further ado, let's start in detail.

Last Friday, April 25, 2025. In the afternoon, I left for Bamundi Bazar. I took the motorcycle out of the house and went straight to the nearby village and got on the high road. Before getting on the high road, I could see the crop fields of the nearby village. I stood next to the crop fields for a while, felt the cool breeze and took photographs. It felt very good to stand for a while in the cool breeze. Then I ran the motorcycle again towards the market.

When I arrived at the market, I saw a huge crowd of people. People from different villages had come to this market to buy and many had come to sell their own products. I also continued to move forward in the crowd of people. Then I left my motorcycle at a familiar motorcycle sales shop and continued to walk towards the market on foot.

Then I entered the market and stood in an open market selling various goods. There I noticed a seller selling various necessary things starting from electrical goods. You can see various levels of things starting from electrical testers in your photography. I bought a shrine belt from him. Then I paid 150 taka and kept moving forward.

Then I headed towards the raw vegetable market. When I arrived at the vegetable market, I saw vendors selling various types of vegetables including puishak, gourd, bitter gourd, jhingye, red cabbage, etc. I entered among them and bought some vegetables that we needed. By then, it was quite late and the Maghrib call had come.As evening fell, each vegetable seller lit the lights of 12-volt battery-powered bulbs in their respective places, as per their respective responsibilities. Then the market seemed to be illuminated with light. Somewhere there was electricity and somewhere there was solar panel light. This is how this beautiful market became illuminated. After the sunlight of the day, at night, the lights of all these bulbs increased the attraction of customers.

Meanwhile, on one side of the vegetable market, I noticed various fruit vendors selling fruits and fruit juices. Watermelon vendors were selling watermelons. Again, betel or lemon sherbet vendors were selling sherbet. People from all walks of life were taking advantage of the opportunity and standing in lines to buy and drink all these sherbets. I also followed this scene several times.

I went a little further from the vegetable market and saw a ripe banana market and a fish market. Going a little further, I noticed that there was a dried fish market there. Different types of sea fish are sold in this market. I saw many types of fish whose names I don't know exactly. This is the first time I learned that in our market here, dried sea fish is sold along with local fish.

Then I went to the open market for clothes. There I saw numerous vendors selling clothes. Hundreds of customers came to buy their favorite clothes. I also joined them to buy children's clothes. I have been seeing this place selling children's clothes since I was a child.

Then I bought spices from an uncle in the spice market. I noticed that he had all kinds of spices like cumin, black cumin, bay leaves, coriander, etc. I asked him how long he had been doing business here. He said he had been doing business for about twenty-five years. It was very good to know that.

Then I came to a rice and dal shop. From there, wheat bran was taken for the goats. Many of us like to feed wheat bran to our goats and because of this, the goats can grow up quickly. I almost always buy various things from this shop. The boy you see in the photograph is very good. I buy his necessary things from this shop.

Then I went to the veterinary medicine shop. Where I had to buy several types of medicines for the goat. I bought both powder and tablet medicines from here. Because we have a goat. It has been given medicines for a long time. That is why it is not interested in eating and drinking. So I bought medicines in the hope that the goat will eat all these medicines and get better.

By the time I finished shopping for everything, it was almost seven o'clock in the evening. I quickly went back to where I had left my motorcycle. Then I got the motorcycle serviced. Then I got in the car and went straight home. Thus, I spent the afternoon of that day at Bamundi Market.