Chila is a village or union just south of Mongla along the east side of the Pashur River. Situated in the Bagerhat District, it is a rural area with diverse socio-economic characteristics. According to the 2011 census, the population is 20,973.
The economy of Chila Union primarily revolves around agriculture, with a significant portion of the population engaged in farming and related activities. The fertile agricultural lands support the cultivation of various crops, including rice, jute, vegetables, and fruits. Traditional farming practices are prevalent, and the union plays a vital role in contributing to the local agricultural production of the region.
The union is also known for its natural resources and ecological significance. It is home to several wetlands and water bodies, which not only serve as habitats for diverse flora and fauna but also provide valuable ecosystem services. These wetlands are vital for maintaining the ecological balance of the area and supporting local biodiversity.
