The stadium is named after Abdus Salam, a Feni native and martyr of the 1952 Language Movement.
It is the only district-level stadium in the Feni region capable of hosting large-scale outdoor public events.
The venue is managed and maintained under the jurisdiction of the District Sports Association of Feni.
The field is primarily utilized for football leagues during the monsoon and post-monsoon seasons.
Shaheed Salam Stadium is the primary multi-purpose sports venue in Feni, Bangladesh, named in honor of language movement martyr Abdus Salam. It serves as the home ground for local football matches and serves as a hub for district-level cricket tournaments. The stadium features a natural turf pitch and concrete bleachers surrounding the playing field. It is a frequent site for regional cultural programs, national day celebrations, and district sports association events. The facility remains the central focal point for public outdoor gatherings in Feni town.
From the highest point of the eastern spectator gallery for a panoramic view of the entire pitch and the surrounding town skyline.
Check the local Feni District Sports Association Facebook page for event schedules before visiting.
Visit during late afternoon to witness local training sessions and community football matches.
Bring sun protection as the spectator stands offer minimal overhead shade.
Do not attempt to enter the stadium during active regional tournaments without proper coordination, as access to the field is often restricted.
Dress modestly as it is a public community venue; refrain from entering the main pitch unless participating in an event.
