Joypurhat District is located in the northwestern part of Bangladesh. It is known for its rich agricultural land, primarily producing rice, jute, and various vegetables. The district is divided into several upazilas, including Joypurhat Sadar, Kahalu, and Aushkandi, each contributing to the local economy. The district is also home to historical sites, such as the Joypurhat Rajbari, which reflects the region's cultural heritage. The local population is diverse, with a mix of different communities and traditions. Joypurhat's natural beauty and rural landscape make it a peaceful place to visit or live.