Dublar Char is a small beautiful island on the southern side of the Bangladesh part of the Sundarbans , southeast of Hiran Point and southwest of Katkar. Dublar Char is best known for Hindu devotees' bathing, Rasmela and Harin. Between the Kunga and the river of dead animals, this isolated dublar char has arisen.
All the families of Dublar Char are fishermen so it can be called fishing village. In addition to fishing, dry cleaning is also done here. During the rainy season, fishermen from Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Bagerhat, Pirojpur, Satkhira and Khulna come in groups to Dublar Char and set up temporary settlements. Dried seeds from Dublar Char are stored and sold in the wholesale market of Asadganj, Chittagong. Only fishermen can enter the Dublar Char with permission to collect fish from the Eastern Division Headquarters at Bagerhat, Sundarbans.
Every year in the month of Kartika (November) a three-day Rasmela of Hindus is held at Dublar Char. Local and foreign tourists come from far and wide to see this Ras Mela which is almost a hundred years old. Plan ahead if you want to visit this isolated dubla char rush mela. You will remember this experience forever.
Usually the trawler or tourist vessel hired for going to Dublar Char has night stay and food facilities and everything else.



