Friend Fruit Fair, Mirzapur

Hello friends, today I am here to participate in the Contest Announcement & Winners | Steem Atlas Challenge XXX - Pin Your Favorite Spot Contest organized by @damithudaya. Today I will take you to a popular fruit shop in my city. It is located at Mirzapur Old Bus Stand. The exact location is opposite to Mirzapur Masjid Market. The name of this shop is Bandhu Foler Mela. This is a popular fruit shop in Mirzapur. There is a huge signboard in front of the shop where the name and details of the shop are mentioned.

There are various types of seasonal fruits here. These fruits are very popular and in demand by people. The shopkeepers there are very polite and polite and treat the customers well. Some fruits are arranged in front of the shop. The fruits are very fresh and crisp. Let's briefly know about some fruits. At the beginning, you can see the most expensive grapes in Bangladesh. It is called Bangladesh red grapes. It is hung in front of the shop to attract customers. These grapes are sold at 450 taka per kg which is 45 STEEM approx.

Young man, let's learn about other fruits from there. Below are many fruits arranged which are called Malta. Malta fruit is one of the most popular fruits in Bangladesh. It is in high demand because when a person gets sick, this fruit is very useful for that person. This fruit is used more in hospitals or for seeing various patients because it contains a lot of vitamins. In our Bangladesh, this type of fruit is cultivated very rarely because it requires good soil. This fruit is sold at 350 taka per kg which is 35 STEEM approx.

Next, I will show you one of the most expensive fruits in Bangladesh. It is a red colored fruit that when broken, numerous small grains come out from inside. The name of this fruit is pomegranate. This pomegranate is cultivated in different regions of Bangladesh, that is why there are many pomegranates in Bangladesh. But I don't know why the price of this fruit is so high in Bangladesh. This fruit is very much in demand because this fruit has small red grains that help in purifying the blood. The demand for this fruit in the human body is very important. This fruit sells 300-500 kg in Bangladesh which is 30-50 STEEM approx.

Let us now show you some fruits cultivated in Bangladesh. The price of the fruit you see below is orange. Oranges are cultivated in most regions of Bangladesh. However, in some areas, the varieties of such oranges are different. Some oranges are green in color which remain green even after ripening. However, there are some oranges which are green in color and turn yellow when ripe. These oranges differ depending on the region and the variety of orange. However, most of the yellow oranges sold in the Bangladesh market which are ripe. Our Mirzapur oranges are sold at 300-350 taka per kg or 30-35 STEEM approx.

There is another sector on the left side of this shop where the fruits are arranged and served to the customers. Here the fruits are arranged so beautifully that you can choose the fruits of your own choice. You can choose any fruit and with your intelligence you can choose which fruits are good and which fruits are a little overripe. All the facilities are there for the customers. Many fruits are arranged beautifully in front of the shop.

Let's show you some strange fruits that are currently trending in Bangladesh. Here you can see a fruit with red color cuts. Basically, it has no cuts in it, it is one of the most popular fruits in Bangladesh, its name is dragon fruit. Dragon fruit is now cultivated in various hilly areas of Bangladesh. A few days ago, I went to the very center of Tangail city where I saw dragon fruit being cultivated in a huge area. I had no desire to buy that dragon fruit, but at that time there were no dragon fruit trees, so I could not buy it. This dragon fruit has different prices in Bangladesh. Depending on the small and large size, it is 150-300 taka per kg or 15-30 STEEM approx.

Along with this, you can see another strange fruit called pear. I first asked the shopkeeper that this fruit looks exactly like an apple. The shopkeeper said that it is an apple, but there are different varieties of apples. Among those teeth, this is a type of variety called pear. I saw that the shopkeeper has put protective paper on each fruit so that no kind of dirt or dirt falls on the fruit. Sometimes a customer pinches the fruit and the fruit gets spoiled. So for the safety of the fruit, a plastic cover has been put on it, which is a very good thing for this shop.

Here you can see high quality tamarind which is considered sour. There are such sour fruits in different regions of Bangladesh. Now the name of the sour fruit you are seeing is tamarind. Tamarind is one of the most popular fruits in Bangladesh and it is a very demanded fruit. This tamarind is used to make various sour dishes. There are tamarind trees in every area of ​​Bangladesh where very sweet and sour tamarind is produced. These are priced at 200-500 taka per kg or 20-50 STEEM approx.

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