Visit the tomb of Ghiyasuddin Azam Shah at Mograpara, one of the oldest surviving sultanate monuments in Bangladesh.
Browsing: Archaeological Site
Explore Sonakanda Fort in Bandar, with its arched gateway, octagonal bastions and cannon platform on the Shitalakshya River.
Visit Hajiganj Fort, a small Mughal river fort in Narayanganj town, and see how brick walls once guarded Dhaka from river pirates.
Rathkhola Shanmancha is a quiet 18th century relic at Belghachhi, Pangsha. Learn what a shanmancha is and how to visit this little-known Rajbari heritage spot.
The Wari Bateshwar archaeological site in Belabo, Narsingdi, preserves a fortified ancient city from around 450 BCE, with a moat, earthen walls and an open-air museum.
A guide to the Chandravati Shiv Mandir at Kacharipara: the poet it honours, its octagonal design, the local legend and how to reach it from Kishoreganj town.
A visitor guide to Jangalbari Fort in Karimganj, Isha Khan’s second capital: its history, what remains today, the memorial museum and how to reach it.
A guide to the five-domed Kutub Shah Mosque in Austagram: its Sultanate-era design, the saint it is named after, and how to reach it from Kishoreganj.
A visitor guide to the Isha Khan fort at Egarasindur: its Baro-Bhuyan story, what you can see today and how to combine it with nearby heritage sites.
Shah Madar Dargah Sharif is the 15th century shrine on the Arial Khan that gave Madaripur its name.