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Feni ফেনী

Big dighis, a river dam and Khondol sweets

Photo: ওসমানগনী · CC BY-SA 4.0

Feni is a compact district between Cumilla and Chattogram, crossed by the main highway. Its landscape is flat and green, broken by large old ponds and the wide reservoir of the Muhuri Project near the coast. It is also proud of its sweets and of a language martyr born in its villages.

Known for
  • Muhuri Project
  • Bijoy Singh Dighi
  • Khondoler mishti
  • Buffalo curd
  • Language martyr Abdus Salam

Places

Foods

Hidden places

Traditions

Estimate Per room, per night
Budget hotel
৳800–2,000
Good hotel
৳2,000–4,000
Upscale / resort
No data

This district's price range is estimated from nearby districts. Any hotels listed below have their own sourced prices.

Where these prices come from

Estimate: no sourced room prices were found for Feni; bands follow sourced prices in similar district towns (Kushtia, Naogaon, Netrokona, Gaibandha) and Parjatan motel rates.

Prices come from newspapers, the Bangladesh Parjatan Corporation website and the hotels' own listings. Call the hotel to check the rate before you book.

Where to eat, and what it costs

Estimate Per person, per day
Local eateries ৳420
Breakfast ৳60Lunch ৳150Dinner ৳160Tea & snacks ৳50
Good restaurants ৳860
Breakfast ৳130Lunch ৳300Dinner ৳330Tea & snacks ৳100
Upscale No data

This district's meal costs are estimated from nearby districts. Any restaurants listed below have their own sourced prices.

Room and food together here come to roughly ৳800–2,850 per person a day

From a budget hotel and local eateries up to a good hotel and good restaurants. We assume two people share a room, so each pays half the room rate. Travel, tickets and upscale places are extra.

We don't have restaurant prices for this district yet.

Taste these

Where these prices come from

Estimate only: no dated Feni meal prices were found, so these follow Cumilla's 2023 town and highway-hotel prices and Chattogram's figures; Feni sits on the Dhaka-Chattogram highway, where bus-stop hotels charge more than town hotels.

Prices come from newspapers and the restaurants' own listings, and they change over time.

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