Dinajpur Rajbari

Dinajpur Rajbari King Dinaj established. But many opinions were found in the first half of the fifteenth century under the rule of Ilyas Shahi, "King Ganesha", the architect of this house. At the end of the seventeenth century, Srimanta Dutta Chowdhury became the zamindar of Dinajpur. But due to the sudden death of Srimanta Dutta's son, his nephew "Sukhdev Ghosh" inherited his property.In fact, Dinajpur Rajbari means the remnant of the present. Most of it has been destroyed. Only a few installations are now available. There is a huge monument in the west-facing monument in the Rajbari entrance. There is a brightly colored Krishna temple on the far left of the Tauran in the Rajbari border and on the right there are some ruins in the Rajbari Bahirmahal. Within the Rajbari Boundary there is a tremor, which enters the main square of the Rajbari. There is another flat roofed temple east of the main part of the Rajbari. Many of which are idols of Hindu deity.

Rajbari consists mainly of three Mahalas or blocks, respectively: Mirror Mahal, Queen Mahal and Thakurabaati Mahal. Apart from this there are some minor installations. Which was established by various kings and succession of zamindari families at different times. Some other temples, rest houses, charitable hospitals, water tanks and bureaucrats were set up on the border of this Rajbari. The total area of ​​Dinajpur rajbari is 16.41 acres, which includes 2 large water tanks / tanks, monasteries, gardens, glass houses, tennis courts and Kumar's house on the east and west.

This huge palace is an interesting historical heritage. This Rajbari is not recognized by the Archeology Department of Bangladesh Government . So this huge establishment is being ruined by unnecessary negligence. Generally, the people of this part of the garbage are also devastated by its electricity parts.