Yesterday,
Yesterday, I took a bus from Chittagong to Cox's Bazar and passed a local cattle trading market. Tens of thousands of people gathered around thousands of cows. The scene was extremely spectacular. So I asked the hotel front desk how to go, saying that the Cow market hotel front desk was immediately convinced, but the hotel front desk said The bull market opened only after three in the afternoon, so let me not go too early, about a kilometer drive from Cox's Bazar, playing CNG about TK150.
Bangladesh is a big agricultural country, and cattle are the main labor force for agricultural farming. Therefore, in rural areas, there are several cattle in basic households.
Bangladesh is located in the delta of the Ganges and the Brahmaputra River in the northeastern part of the South Asian subcontinent. The southeast is adjacent to Myanmar, the east, west and north are adjacent to India and the south is the Bay of Bengal. Most are fertile, flat alluvial plains. The river is densely landscaped and fertile, making it ideal for agriculture and fisheries. However, the rainy season is extremely prone to flooding and most of the farmland will be flooded.
Although the bull market is coming and going, it is not easy to sell a cow, because there are too many cows to choose from. People who buy cows come and feel their heads and legs to see their feet and feet. Wait, a look of dissatisfaction. The trading in the
bull market has a very strict set of rules. All transactions cannot be supervised privately, and the sale must go through the official of these invoicing.