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Khulna is a big city in southwestern Bangladesh. It is the third-largest city in the country.

Rupsha Bridge 16
Rupsha Bridge 16

The city sits on the Rupsha and Bhairab Rivers. It is part of a huge river delta. This area is called the Ganges Delta.

Khulna is a gateway to the Sundarbans. This is the largest mangrove forest in the world. The forest is home to the Bengal tiger.

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একাডেমিক ভবন ১

The city is also near the Port of Mongla. This is the second-largest seaport in Bangladesh.

Many people live and work in Khulna. The city has many large companies. People make things like jute, sugar, and chemicals there. It is also a place where ships are built.

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Govt BL College Pond2

To get around, people use many tools. Rickshaws are the most popular way to travel short distances. Many people also use buses, motorcycles, or cars.

S2-AFE United Airways ATR-72 at Jessore airport. (23930818412)
S2-AFE United Airways ATR-72 at Jessore airport. (23930818412)

The weather in Khulna changes with the seasons. It is hot and humid during the summer. In the winter, the air feels pleasantly warm. Sometimes, big storms called cyclones bring heavy rain.

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