Chuadanga

A small industrial town and municipality in Chuadanga, home to Carew & Co, described as the biggest sugar mill in Bangladesh and established in the British period, and to the land port where trains first entered for Calcutta. Visitors come for the railway heritage and border-town atmosphere. Its station dates to 1871 on the Calcutta-Goalundo line.

A colonial-era indigo warehouse at Karpasdanga, Alamdanga, listed by Banglapedia among Chuadanga's archaeological heritage. A witness to the history of indigo cultivation, of interest to those exploring the district's nilkuthi heritage. Ask locally about its current condition.