Travel Style: Historical Places

Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhashani was one of the prominent grassroots politicians and leaders of the mass movement in British India in the 20th century

Bharateswari Homes, located in Mirzapur, Tangail, is one of the most renowned women’s educational institutions in Bangladesh

A Zamindar Bari (landlord’s house) brings to mind grand buildings with exquisite craftsmanship

The name “Zamindar Bari” evokes a sense of aristocracy and grandeur. Once upon a time, many zamindars (landlords) lived in Bangladesh

A group of education enthusiasts and government officials elevated a minor school in Tangail to a high school and named it Graham English High School

The Dhanbari Nawab Shahi Jame Masjid, also known as the Dhanbari Mosque, is located in Dhanbari Upazila and Municipality of Tangail district

Ulpur Zamindar Bari is located in Ulpur village, about 8 km north of the Gopalganj district headquarters.

Uzani Rajbari, located in the village of Uzani in the Muksudpur Upazila of Gopalganj, is a historic zamindar estate with a rich colonial past.

Arpara Munsi Bari is located in the village of Arpara, just outside Gopalganj city, on the Tekerhat-Gopalganj highway.

Sureswar Darbar Sharif, located in the Sureswar village near the Padma River in Naria Upazila of Shariatpur, holds a rich and historical significance.

Burir Hat Masjid, located in the Burir Hat market of Bhadrangonj Upazila, Shariatpur, is a famous and significant example of Islamic architecture.

Rudraqar Math, located in the Rudraqar Union of Shariatpur Sadar Upazila, is a 150-year-old historic monastery.

Mahisarer Digambari Dighi, located in the Mahishar area of Shariatpur’s Bhadrangonj Upazila, is a 600-year-old historic site and one of the most revered pilgrimage and recreational spots for Hindus in Bangladesh

Dhanukar Manasa Bari, located in the historic Dhanuka village in Shariatpur, is a 600-year-old house steeped in myths and legends.

Bhawal Rajbari, located in the heart of Gazipur city, stands as a testament to the past, almost perfectly preserved as one of the largest and most historically significant zamindar estates in Bangladesh

Once located in the village of Balda in Gazipur’s Badiya Union, the Balda Zamindar Bari now exists in a state of decay

Situated on the southwest edge of Gazipur district, along the banks of the Balua and Shitalakshya rivers, is the historic Saint Nicholas Church, a Christian place of worship.

About one kilometer north of Bhawal Rajbari in Joydebpur, Gazipur, on the southern bank of the dying Chilai River, lies Bhawal Raj Shamshanswari (Bhawal Raj Crematorium)

Kashimpur is also home to a deserted and forgotten Zamindar Bari (Landlord House), much like many other such estates, now neglected and left to decay.

On the western side of the Shitalakshya and Brahmaputra rivers, around 600 AD, a Hindu king built the historic Ekdala Fort.

Located near the capital city of Dhaka, in Kaliakair Upazila of Gazipur, Zamindar Bari (also known as Shreefaltali Court of Estate) is one of the historical landmarks of the area.

Jangalbari Fort is located in the Jangalbari village under the Karimganj Upazila of Kishoreganj District. The fort is currently in a state of ruin.

Located on the eastern edge of Kishoreganj town, the Sholakia Eidgah (Sholakia Eidgah Ground) is the largest and most historic Eid gathering site in Bangladesh and the subcontinent

Egara Sindhur Village, located in the Pakundia Upazila of Kishoreganj, is a rich historical site, full of ancient architecture, culture, and heritage.