Travel Style: Historical Places

Murapara is a historic village and union under Rupganj Upazila of Narayanganj district.

The Sonargaon Folk and Crafts Museum is located in Sonargaon Upazila of Narayanganj, approximately 24 kilometers from Dhaka.

Hajiganj Fort (Hajiganj Durgho) is a historic fortress. It is located at Killa­pul in the Hajiganj area of Narayanganj Sadar.

Panam is a city over 400 years old and can be considered one of the earliest examples of urban settlement in Bangladesh.

Located in Nobiganj of Bandar Upazila in Narayanganj district, along the bank of the Shitalakkhya River

Tucked away in silence, the majestic Satgram Zamindar Bari stands as a relic of Bengal’s colonial history.

The Laxman Saha Zamindar Bari is like a golden palace surrounded by lush greenery!

The Bir Shreshtha Matiur Rahman Museum was established to acknowledge the remarkable role of Bir Shreshtha Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman in the Liberation War

Located in the Majidpur area of Savar Upazila, Dhaka district, Raja Harishchandra Dhibi is an ancient archaeological site and historical landmark.

The National Martyrs’ Memorial (Jatiyo Sriti Shoudho) is a monument built to preserve the memory of the martyrs who lost their lives in the Bangladesh Liberation War.

Located near the bustling Gulistan in the heart of Dhaka, Baitul Mukarram Mosque is the national mosque of Bangladesh.

Hussaini Dalan, a Shiite place of worship and a historic site in Old Dhaka, is over 300 years old.

When we think of Dhaka University, several images come to mind. Among them is the iconic Curzon Hall.

The Khan Mohammad Mridha Mosque, or the Two-Story Mosque, is a prominent historical site in the city of Dhaka.

The Rose Garden (Rose Garden) is a historic mansion located in the Tikatul area of Old Dhaka.

Lalbagh Fort (Lalbagh Kella) is located in the southwestern part of Old Dhaka, near the banks of the Buriganga River.

The Shaheed Minar (Martyrs’ Monument) is a memorial built in honor of the language martyrs who lost their lives in the 1952 Language Movement.

Among the various sites and structures in Bangladesh that commemorate the Liberation War, one of the most prominent is the “Rayer Bazar Martyrs’ Intellectual Memorial.

The Three Leaders’ Mausoleum (Teen Netar Mazar) is an architectural structure built on the graves of three prominent political leaders of pre-independence Bengal

Leaving the main gate of the Central Jail in Old Dhaka behind, you will find Abul Hasnat Road ahead.

Located on the banks of the Turag River, Birulia is an ancient settlement and a small village famous for the beautiful house of Zamindar Rajanikant

The centuries-old walls of the Zamindar houses scattered across the country stand as witnesses to time.

The artistic and intricately designed Nagarpur Chowdhury Bari (Nagarpur Chowdhury House / Zamindar Bari) was established on approximately 54 acres of land by Jodunath Chowdhury.

It is one of the few Zamindar houses in Bangladesh that has survived through time, bearing witness to the rich history of the region.