Traditional Bagerhat

Went to Khulna to work I got an extra day after work. I went to the nearby district Bagerhat It is about 34 kilometres away from Khulna to go straight bus to Bagerhat neighbourhood. The tree rows on both sides Nabhapara collapsed to enjoy the pichhala road neighbourhood. In the motor-driven van there ran the headquarters. The winter is still in the air to the village. Sightseeing places - Hazrat Khan Jahan Ali (RA) - its shrine, sixty dome mosque and two parks

So I went to the first shrine of Khan Jahan Ali in the shrine. Khan Jahan Ali was a Sufist and a warrior. A large tank in front of the shrine of this saint, where there are several crocodiles While we were living, the crocodile did not put his face on the water. Every day many people come from different parts of the country. The next destination is the sixty dome mosque, built next destination, Khan Jahan Ali. Walkway So let's go to the beach. I reached there in 10 minutes.

Inside the Shatgumbad Mosque

Khan Jahan Ali established a city at the western end of Bagerhat. The city was known as Khalifatabad in the 16th century. There were several mosques, water bodies, buildings and roads in the city, whose lions were extinct today. The sixty-domed mosque is a sign of that time. Since 1985, the mosque was included as UNESCO World Heritage as an architectural and universal significance. The terracotta built tile brick, lime mortar, stone and terracotta mosque built in the fifteenth century are influenced by Turkish architecture. Although the name is sixty dome, the number of domes in this mosque is 81. There are 60 khambas and Mehrab 10 in the mosque. The number of the vault door on the side of the mosque is 25 Two banyan trees standing on the side of the mosque They are also in charge of the age group. Large dighies and parks in front of the mosque It is about 600 years old that the mosque is all about reading the textbooks in childhood.

The pleasure of seeing it face to face is another. In the small museum on one side of the mosque area, some ancient coins and monuments are seen. It will not be bad to visit this area in the open.

Khan Jahan Ali's DIGHI in front of the shrine

How to go

There is a direct bus from Gulistan in Dhaka to Bagerhat. Once again, from Mawa from Munshiganj, you can cross the river Padma and fly from Kathalbari directly to Bagerhat. This road is excellent. Apart from Gabtoli, buses leave to Bagerhat. Those who will take time, they can go from Bagerhat to Mongla and move from there to a motorized boat and ride in the Sundarbans. It is good to say, there is not enough accommodation in Bagerhat. There are two hotels in common quality.