Radio HAOR — হাওরের কণ্ঠস্বর
Voice of the Haor. Broadcasting from Netrokona across seven districts — water, soil, and song.
An FM station rooted in the haor, not looking at it
The Mymensingh Geetika, Bhatiyali, and Baul traditions are not content we schedule around other programming. They are the broadcast — every day, in every hour.
From the fishing villages of Kishoreganj to the tea gardens beyond Netrokona, Radio HAOR carries the voices already alive here — unmediated, unhurried, and entirely of this place.
12 million+ listeners. 7 districts. One FM station built entirely for Mymensingh Division — dedicated to its people, its seasons, and its daily rhythms.
Three traditions. One frequency.
গীতিকার সুর — Songs of the Geetika
ভাটিয়ালির ধারা — The Bhatiyali Stream
বাউলের পথ — The Baul's Road
Five centuries of narrative song from the Mymensingh Geetika — performed live and in archival recordings by singers still learning from their grandparents.
River songs carried downstream for generations — Bhatiyali performed by boatmen, farmers, and wanderers who still know every word without ever writing them down.
Baul devotional music from across the division — mystic songs of the open road, the inner river, and the questions that outlast every season.
The haor has always had its own season and its own song
Monsoon fills the haor basin until it becomes an inland sea. Dry season pulls the water back to reveal fields and paths. The people here have always read the land by water.
Radio HAOR broadcasts to that rhythm — not despite the wet season and the dry season, but because of them. This is not a station covering the region; it is a station of the region.