Sonargaon,the old capital

Sonargaon is one of the most seasoned capitals of Bengal. It turned into the seat of the Hindu Deva Dynasty in the mid-thirteenth century. In any case, this was brief, as Hindu lead finished in the mid fourteenth century. Sonargaon was under autonomous manage for a few years, previously turning into a backup capital of the Sultanate of Bengal, at that point the Sultanate of Delhi. The city wound up in the hands of the Mughal Empire after their ascent to control over the Subcontinent.

The British in the long run took control of the area, and in spite of the fact that it lost quite a bit of its noteworthiness, the city was additionally created with another area called Panam City, which was settled by well off Hindu vendors.

A significant part of the old Hindu and Mughal structures are gone or destroyed, however some have survived. A significant number of the British-period structures are as yet display today.