Set your expectations before you go: this is an indoor multi-sport hall, not a weights gym. The reviews describe taekwondo, badminton, karate and general games, and only one of them mentions a gym in passing. If you want a barbell and a squat rack, read the reviews below first, because they point somewhere else.
Comilla Stadium Gymnasium is in Cumilla, Chittagong Division, Bangladesh. It shows 4.4 from 81 ratings, a reasonable sample, and the newest written review is July 2023.
What Actually Happens Here
A visitor in November 2019: "You can have different kinds of physical training there. You can admit yourself in any of their courses and have training. There are taekwondo, badminton and different kinds of training available. Generally, there is no limit of your age for being admitted and have training. But most of the learners are teenagers."
That's the clearest description on the page, and it frames the whole venue: it runs courses, martial arts and racket sports, and its crowd skews teenage.
A visitor in July 2021: "In 2018, there was a karate competition on behalf of Cumilla Dragon Academy. It was a wonderful experience and nice place."
A visitor in December 2020: "A very good indoor place for different games. Always crowded by athletes of different ages, all times in a day and night."
A visitor in August 2019: "Here you can do gym, play badminton and practice your own games day and night."
Taekwondo, karate competitions, badminton, general indoor games. The one mention of "gym" sits inside a list of racket and mat sports, so I read it as a general training space rather than a fitted-out weights room. If lifting is your goal, nobody here confirms the equipment for it.
The Building Is Old, And Someone Says So
A visitor in July 2023, four stars: "I was first time going there. Old building but not so bad."
That's the most recent review and the only one that describes the physical condition. "Old building but not so bad" is honest, low-key, and useful: don't expect a modern facility, but it functions. It's also the only review below five stars, which tells you the enthusiasm here is real but the venue is dated.
Who Trains Here
Twice, reviewers mention the crowd: teenagers as the main learners, and athletes of all ages at all hours. A public stadium gymnasium in a Bangladeshi city is a community sports hub, busy and mixed, not a quiet private studio. If you like training in a lively, shared space, that's a plus. If you want calm and your own bench, it's a warning.
What A 4.4 From 81 Means
Eighty-one ratings is a solid sample, so 4.4 isn't a fluke. But look at what's being rated: courses, martial arts, a karate competition, a general games hall. People are scoring the sports programming and the community feel, not a gym floor. The number is honest for what this place is; just be clear about what that is before you read it as a gym score.
What's Missing
No equipment list for anyone wanting weights or cardio machines.
No membership prices or course fees.
No phone number or website on the listing, which for a public facility means you'll likely need to ask locally or visit to get specifics.
Who It's Not For
Anyone after a conventional weights-and-cardio gym. The reviews point to martial arts and racket sports instead.
Anyone wanting a modern, private space. It's an old public stadium hall, busy at all hours.
Who It Suits
Anyone after taekwondo, karate, badminton or structured courses, at almost any age. That's what this venue is built around, and it's open day and night.
Cumilla, Chittagong Division, Bangladesh. Open 06:00 to 22:00 daily.
FAQ
Is this a weights gym?
Not clearly. Reviews describe taekwondo, karate, badminton and general games; only one mentions "gym" in passing, with no equipment detail.
What sports can I do here?
Taekwondo, karate, badminton and general indoor games and courses, for a wide age range, according to several reviews.
What condition is it in?
A July 2023 visitor called it an old building but "not so bad." It's a dated public facility.
What are the hours?
06:00 to 22:00, every day.