Description:
Basarakot is a town and a municipality in the Barisal District of southern-central Bangladesh. Basarakot is located in the south-central part of the district, about south of the district capital, Barisal. Basarakot is one of the oldest towns in Bangladesh. Basarakot is known for its traditional Basarakotisurname, Basarakoti, which is also the name of the people who inhabit Basarakot. Basarakoti is a dialect of Bihari. Basarakotisurname is also used by other communities in Bangladesh. Basarakot is home to a number of Hindu temples. Basarakot also has a Muslim mosque. The town is also home to a number of colleges and universities. Basarakot is known for its traditional Basarakotisurname, Basarakoti, which is also the name of the people who inhabit Basarakot. Basarakoti is a dialect of Bihari. Basarakotisurname is also used by other communities in Bangladesh. Basarakot is home to a number of Hindu temples. Basarakot also has a Muslim mosque. The town is also home to a number of colleges and universities. Basarakot is known for its traditional Basarakotisurname, Basarakoti, which is also the name of the people who inhabit Basarakot. Basarakoti is a dialect of Bihari. Basarakotisurname is also used by other communities in Bangladesh. Basarakot is home to a number of Hindu temples. Basarakot also has a Muslim mosque. The town is also home to a number of colleges and universities. Basarakot is known for its traditional Basarakotisurname, Basarakoti, which is also the name of the people who inhabit Basarakot. Basarakoti is a dialect of Bihari.
