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Opposite of Omera Gas Plant, Dhaka-Chattogram Highway, Zorargonj (RGXV+RX), Chittagong (GPS: 22.849604, 91.544850).
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Opposite of Omera Gas Plant, Dhaka-Chattogram Highway, Zorargonj (RGXV+RX), Chittagong
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Located right along the major Dhaka-Chattogram Highway for seamless travel.
Landmark
Directly opposite of Omera Gas Plant in Zorargonj (RGXV+RX), Chittagong.
GPS Coordinates
22.849604, 91.544850
Getting Here & Directions
Tanzina Homes sits on the Dhaka-Chattogram Highway at Zorargonj (RGXV+RX), Mirsharai Upazila, Chittagong — directly opposite the Omera Gas Plant. The highway position means the building is easy to reach from both the Chittagong and Dhaka sides without turning into side lanes.
From Chittagong City
Roughly 30 km north on the Dhaka-Chattogram Highway. Look for the Omera Gas Plant on your left-hand side; the building gate is directly opposite. Around 45 minutes by car outside peak hours, and buses run the route from Chattogram Gabtoli and the CNG stand.
From Dhaka
About 260 km via the same highway, passing Mirsharai Economic Zone. Inter-district buses from Dhaka to Mirsharai run several times daily. If you drive, expect roughly four hours — the Zorargonj exit puts you on the building within a minute.
Pin & Landmark
Copy the coordinates 22.849604, 91.544850 into any map app for the exact gate. If a rider asks, the most reliable landmark is Omera Gas Plant — it is a large, well-known site and most locals in Baroyer Hat know it.
What Is Nearby
Zorargonj is the commercial centre of Mirsharai Upazila, so daily needs are close without needing to travel into Chittagong city.
Workplaces
Ten minutes to BSRM Steel Factory and the Mirsharai Economic Zone (BSMSN). A practical choice for engineers, executives and industrial staff who want a short commute home.
Markets & Shopping
Zorargonj Bazar and the Baroyer Hat commercial hub are a short walk or ride away, with daily groceries, produce, clothing stores, banks and ATMs clustered together.
Schools & Colleges
Reputed schools, colleges and madrasas are in the surrounding area, which matters for families planning a longer stay rather than a short-term let.
Healthcare
Local clinics and pharmacies handle everyday needs, with the Mirsharai Upazila Health Complex and its doctors available in the area for anything more serious.
Masjids
Several mosques are within walking distance, which several tenants mention as a deciding factor when choosing a flat in this part of Mirsharai.
Transport & Scenery
Bus stops and CNG stands along the highway cover both directions, and the Mirsharai hills give the higher floors a genuinely pleasant view. Gated living means you get that view without the open-ground-floor risk.
A Day Around Zorargonj
Maps show distances, but tenants choose a neighbourhood for how an ordinary day feels. This is what daily life looks like from the building gate.
Mornings: Bazar & the School Run
Fresh produce, fish and daily groceries come from Zorargonj Bazar and the Baroyer Hat hub a short walk or ride away, so most households shop daily rather than stocking up weekly. With reputed schools, colleges and madrasas in the surrounding area, the morning school run stays inside the neighbourhood instead of becoming a highway trip.
Shift workers at BSRM and the Mirsharai Economic Zone leave around ten minutes before duty — a commute most city tenants would envy.
Evenings: Quiet by Design
The highway stays busy, but inside the boundary the day winds down early: children play where the guard can see the gate, and the upper-floor balconies catch the evening breeze off the Mirsharai hills. Several mosques within walking distance set the rhythm for Maghrib and Esha without needing transport.
Pharmacies and local clinics nearby cover everyday health needs after hours.
Weekends: City in 45 Minutes
Bigger shopping, specialist doctors and family outings pull toward Chittagong city, roughly 45 minutes down the highway outside peak hours, with buses and CNGs running the route from nearby stands. Most tenants do the city trip weekly and handle everything else locally.
Banks and ATMs clustered around the bazar mean cash and errands rarely need a city visit at all.
Fridays: The Weekly Reset
Friday mornings belong to Jumma at the nearby mosques, the afternoon to the weekly bazar stock-up, and visits to the building stay open 9am to 8pm as usual — Friday is actually one of the busiest viewing days for working families.
Planning a Friday visit? A morning call on 01818-924111 reserves your slot before the rush.