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Exotic vegetable cultivation near Dhaka

Several villages in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila cultivate a number of high-value vegetables that are unusual to Bangladesh. Local farmers have raked in substantial profits by cultivating lettuce, broccoli, squash, capsicum, beetroot, red cabbage, French beans, etc. Only a few years ago, these vegetables had to be imported from abroad. Now, enough of them is produced that some of them can even be exported after meeting local demand.

Different coloured varieties of cauliflower are cultivated in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Different coloured varieties of cauliflower are cultivated in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Chinese garlic chives are cultivated at different villages in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Chinese garlic chives are cultivated at different villages in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
A woman tends to French bean crops at Charchamta village in Manikganj’s Singair. The vegetable used to be imported to Bangladesh, but is now grown locally. Depending on the quality, it sells for Tk 70-80 per kg. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
A woman tends to French bean crops at Charchamta village in Manikganj’s Singair. The vegetable used to be imported to Bangladesh, but is now grown locally. Depending on the quality, it sells for Tk 70-80 per kg. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Red cabbage is cultivated in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. The vegetables sell for Tk 50-70 per piece. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Red cabbage is cultivated in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. The vegetables sell for Tk 50-70 per piece. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
A farmer stands by the side of the road after harvesting Chinese cabbages and French beans. Wholesalers from Dhaka buy the vegetables from them before taking them into the city. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
A farmer stands by the side of the road after harvesting Chinese cabbages and French beans. Wholesalers from Dhaka buy the vegetables from them before taking them into the city. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Farmers in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila are cultivating exotic vegetables more commonly than traditional domestic ones nowadays. They put down fertiliser in the soil before sowing their land with vegetables. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Farmers in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila are cultivating exotic vegetables more commonly than traditional domestic ones nowadays. They put down fertiliser in the soil before sowing their land with vegetables. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
A farm worker sprays pesticide to ward off insects from a vegetable field at a village in Manikganj’s Singair Upazila.  Photo: Abdullah al Momin
A farm worker sprays pesticide to ward off insects from a vegetable field at a village in Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Sweet baby corn is cultivated at different villages in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Sweet baby corn is cultivated at different villages in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Chinese cabbage is cultivated in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. It sells for Tk 100-120 per kg at the markets.  Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Chinese cabbage is cultivated in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. It sells for Tk 100-120 per kg at the markets. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Capsicum is cultivated in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. The pepper sells for Tk 120-250 per kg depending on the quality. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Capsicum is cultivated in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. The pepper sells for Tk 120-250 per kg depending on the quality. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Lettuce is cultivated at the Meitka village in Dhaka’s Savar. It sells for around Tk 200 per kg. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Lettuce is cultivated at the Meitka village in Dhaka’s Savar. It sells for around Tk 200 per kg. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Broccoli, a nutritious winter vegetable belonging to the cabbage family, is cultivated in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. Farmers sell broccoli at wholesale for Tk 40-60 per piece. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Broccoli, a nutritious winter vegetable belonging to the cabbage family, is cultivated in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. Farmers sell broccoli at wholesale for Tk 40-60 per piece. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Beet roots are cultivated at several villages in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. Previously, the nutritious vegetable had to be imported from abroad, but now it is grown domestically. Farmers sell their beet roots for Tk 30-45 per kg. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Beet roots are cultivated at several villages in Dhaka’s Savar and Manikganj’s Singair Upazila. Previously, the nutritious vegetable had to be imported from abroad, but now it is grown domestically. Farmers sell their beet roots for Tk 30-45 per kg. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Different types of foreign vegetables are cultivated at the Chaina, Meitka, and Bhakurta villages in Dhaka’s Savar and the Charchamta, Lankarchar, and Sudkhira villages in Manikganj’s Singair. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Different types of foreign vegetables are cultivated at the Chaina, Meitka, and Bhakurta villages in Dhaka’s Savar and the Charchamta, Lankarchar, and Sudkhira villages in Manikganj’s Singair. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Different types of foreign vegetables are cultivated at the Chaina, Meitka, and Bhakurta villages in Dhaka’s Savar and the Charchamta, Lankarchar, and Sudkhira villages in Manikganj’s Singair. Photo: Abdullah al Momin
Different types of foreign vegetables are cultivated at the Chaina, Meitka, and Bhakurta villages in Dhaka’s Savar and the Charchamta, Lankarchar, and Sudkhira villages in Manikganj’s Singair. Photo: Abdullah al Momin

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Published : 19 Jan 2026, 07:09 PM

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