Sixty Dome Mosque
Bagerhat · Places of worship
This 15th-century mosque, part of a UNESCO World Heritage property, is Bangladesh's largest of the…
November – February
Bagerhat is the eastern entrance to the Sundarbans and is also home to Khan Jahan Ali's city of brick mosques. Fifteenth-century architecture and mangrove forest sit within one district.
From Dhaka, buses over the Padma Bridge reach Bagerhat in about 4 hours.
Getting there from Dhaka: bus, train, fares
Known for: Shrimp, Betel nut, Coconut, Sundarbans honey
Bagerhat · Places of worship
This 15th-century mosque, part of a UNESCO World Heritage property, is Bangladesh's largest of the…
November – February
Bagerhat · Places of worship
In this single-domed tomb lies Khan Jahan Ali, the saint and ruler who founded medieval Bagerhat…
November – February
Bagerhat · Forest
Katka, in the Sundarbans East Wildlife Sanctuary, is the best-known place to stay overnight on a…
November – February
Bagerhat · Island
Dublar Char is an island at the southern edge of the Sundarbans, facing the Bay of Bengal. In…
November – February
Bagerhat · History and heritage
This brick math stands among the fields of Ayodhya village and is thought to date from the 17th…
November – February
Nothing from this district is listed yet.