SLC29-W5 | Urban Discovery Journey : Shopping and City Sightseeing.

Dear friends, I hope you are all doing well. I am also Alhamdulillah, doing very well by the endless mercy of Allah. I have come to participate in the fifth week of the engagement week contest. The journey of this contest started through our beloved and respected elder brother @max-pro and it is still ongoing. Today, I am participating here centered around the topic he has provided.

I will introduce you to a shopping complex located in North Bengal, specifically in Bogura district of northern Bangladesh, called Altaf Ali Market. Altaf Ali Market is the oldest and most renowned market in Bogura. Almost everyone knows and recognizes this market, and it is a very famous name. However, there are many other better, more reputable, and grand markets. But this is a well-known and old shopping mall familiar to everyone.

As you can see in the picture, this is a three-story building, and the entire building is a shopping mall. It is not a very tall building but a spacious one. Inside it, you can find a variety of products, including clothes, mobile phones and mobile servicing, computers, and electronics. Various types of clothes for women, men, and children, as well as shoes for everyone, are available on the ground floor.

Sheikh Sharif Uddin Super (Altaf Ali) Market, located on Nawab Bari Road in the heart of Bogura city, is one of the popular commercial centers, primarily known for electronics and computer products. There are reliable shops to buy new and refurbished laptops and computer accessories at affordable prices, but it also has very good-quality clothing, and most of the shops on the ground floor of the entire building are clothing stores.

Here is a three-story building, and something might be done on the upper floor. It is currently under construction, and I went to the third floor but didn't find anything there. However, the first and second floors have a very spacious area with many shops, which are actually very difficult to count. At first, I went to the first floor, and there I saw many clothing arrangements and clothing stores. There are clothes for men, women, and small children. The shops are aligned in a row together, which is really very nice.

Here, all kinds of clothing are available, such as shirts, pants, shirts, and jerseys for boys, and various types of three-piece suits and sarees for women. Clothes for kids are also available along with many other items, and I have taken several photos of the clothes which I will mention below.

	T-shirt - 240 BDT / 34 Steem
	Full Pant - 550 BDT / 79 Steem
	Full Shirt - 450 BDT / 64 Steem
	Panjabi - 800 BDT / 114 Steem
	three piece - 600 BDT / 85 Steem

After going to the ground floor, I went to the upper floor. The upper floor has mostly electronic management, and here you can find mobile phones, computers, laptops, and their servicing centers along with all kinds of electronics. I saw there that all electronic items are available, including computers and other necessary items. The shops there are very large and long, and from what I could understand, these are sold at wholesale prices, and other smaller markets buy from here. I have personally presented some pictures from there.

	Mobile Phone Gallery
	Computer and Technology
	Service PC etc
	Technology service centre
	khan gadgets commuters

If I talk about the management here, I would say it is of high quality and there is no flashy management because it is a very old building and a well-known building in a familiar market. Although it may not look that beautiful, its familiarity is very good, of very high quality, and everyone knows it. All the shopkeepers and staff were very skilled. I will show some pictures of a few aspects of the management here.

	Arranged like this in front of the shops
	Management of gas fans
	Tailoring management
	Stairs to upper floors
	Nice arrangement to enter the market

I have tried to discuss this market in detail, presenting what is on the first floor, what is on the second floor, and the management of the entire building. To make it clearer, I recorded a short video, which I tried to improve by editing and trimming it nicely. The link to that video is given below.