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There are nine dome mosque in the Sadar upazila of Bagerhat district.The location of the mosque next to Thakur Dighi. It is a mosque built in a square, on which the length of each side is about 54 feet. The wall of the building is about 7 feet 6 inches thick. The number of domes of the mosque are 9, hence the mosque has been named Nine Dome Mosque. The mosque has 4 round towers with 4 corners. There are 3 gateways on the north, south and east walls. The west wall has 3 mihrabs. Mihrabs are decorated with terracotta leaves, flowers, geometric designs. There are 4 stone pillars inside the mosque. ...... read full story

There is an ancient road about 1 kilometer long till the Kathaltola from the settlement of Khan Jahan in Sadar upazila of Bagerhat district. It is believed that it was built in the fifteenth century. This is the only ancient road in ancient archaeological sites of Bangladesh. Not only for travel, it is believed that the road works as a city barrage. This 1 kilometer long road is about 4.87 meters wide. Locally, this road is known as Khajapir or Khanjali road. This road was declared by the Bangladesh government as the only ancient road map of the country in 2011. The road is believed to have been built by Khan Jahan. ...... read full story

This ancient mosque is near the Ghora Dighi and the sixty dome mosque of Bagerhat district. The mosque is a large one-domed structure built in a square. Its each arm is about 50 feet in length. The width of the wall is about 9 feet.There are 3 entrances on the east wall of the mosque and 3 in the north and south walls.The western walls have 3 mihrabs. The mihrabs have beautiful pictorials.There are 4 big towers in the 4th corner of the mosque. According to the construction strategy of the building, it is believed to have been built during the rule of Khan Jahan in the mid-fifteenth century. This mosque has a similarity with the construction strategy of Ranbijaypur and Singra Mosque. ...... read full story

Chunakhola Mosque is about half a mile from Bibi Begeni Mosque of Bagerhat.The mosque is built in a square in Khan Jahan era and one domed. In each side its length is about 40 feet 6 inches.Its domes are enlarged. East wall has 3 entrances and 1 entrance on north and south. The western wall of the mosque has 3 concave mihrabas. Among the mihrab, the Central mihrab is decorated with terracotta. ...... read full story

This mosque is located at Ranvejaypur of Bagerhat district. It is also known as Fakirbari Mosque. Among the ancient mosques, it is the largest domed mosque in Bangladesh. The diameter of the dome is about 36 feet. The mosque is built in a square, with a length of 56 feet. The wall is about 10 feet wide. There are 3 entrances to the east and one entrance to the north and south sides.On the west wall there are 3 Mihrab. Terracotta designs are found in those Mihrab. There are terracotta ornaments on the interior walls of the mosque. There are 4 round towers in the 4th corner of the building. Mosque built in 1459 AD during Khan Jahan era. About 1 mile east of Khan Jahan's homestead, this ancient temple is located. ...... read full story

This Reza Khoda Mosque is located near the Khan Jahan Ali Mosque and the Jindapir Mosque of Bagerhat. It is a 6 dome mosque. The mosque has 4 towers of 4 corners. 3 mihrab are found in the west wall. ...... read full story

The building is located in Sabekdanga village, about four kilometers away from Bagerhat district headquarters. It is a rugged Doochala building built of bricks.It has become a spectacular building for exceptional construction. Its roof is bent like bows. Its west wall has a mihrab and there are one entrance gate on the north, south and east walls. Terracotta use in the building is noticeable. Terracotta has a lot of trailer-leaf design. Currently the building is being used as a mosque. The mosque has been named after the village name. The place of this mosque is about five kilometers away from the tomb of Khan Jahan.The building was built around the eighteenth century. ...... read full story

The Singra mosque is located at Singra, in the village of Sundargghona in Bagerhat Sadar upazila. This mosque is also known as Singair Mosque or Singara Mosque. It is about 300 meters south of the traditional sixty dome mosque. The mosque is built as the Khanjahan style. It is a one-domed square building.The length of the building is approximately 39 feet and the wall is about 7 feet wide. Curving of curved cornice of the mosque. Its east wall has 3 entrances and two entrance paths to the north and south. Terracotta design symbols are found in the Mihrab. The Mosque has 4 round towers of 4 corners. ...... read full story

The largest architectural monument in Bangladesh, sixty dome mosque is located in Sadar upazila of Bagerhat district. Hazrat Khan Jahan Ali (ra) built this mosque. The total number of dome in the mosque is 81. Of the 81 dome, 77 are on the main roof. The other 4 dome has 4 corners in the mosque. As it has 60 pillars inside it, it knows as sixty dome mosque. The inner pillars are made of stone. The height of the pillars is about 11 feet.Mosque length is about 169 feet and width is 104 feet. This is the largest mosque in Bangladesh. The wall of the building is very thick and it is about 8.5 feet.There are 4 round towers in the 4 corner of the mosque. The towers are hollow and two-legged.11 entrance to the eastern and 7 entrance to the north and south walls to enter inside the mosque. There are 10 mihrabs on the west wall. The mosque is made of terracotta bricks. It is guess to be built around 1366 AD. In 1985 UNESCO announced this as 321st World Cultural Heritage. ...... read full story

This ancient traditional mosque is located in the village of Krishna village in Ranbijayapura. Due to the numbers of dome of this mosque are ten, it has been named Ten domed Mosque. It is a rectangular mosque with 5 of Mihrab.These are decorating on the west wall. There are five entrance on the east and two entrance on the north and south direction. Its construction techniques are similar to the mosques built in the fifteenth or the 16th century.So it is estimated that it was built in that century. The mosque is later renovated. ...... read full story

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