Celebrated 1609 AD terracotta Sultanate-Mughal transitional mosque, famously depicted on the historic Bangladeshi 10 Taka banknote.
Erected in 1609 AD by Sayeed Khan Panni on the Louhajang Riverbank in Delduar, Atiya Mosque represents a pinnacle blend of Bengal Sultanate terracotta art and imperial Mughal domes. It features a main central dome flanked by three smaller domes over the eastern veranda, adorned with intricate floral and rosette terracotta bas-relief plaques.
Standard domestic tourism access. Family friendly with regular tourist police patrol.
Town hub to attraction roundtrip. Always agree on fare before boarding.
TGL • Direct Distance: ~7.1 kmMZP • Direct Distance: ~21.75 kmIBM • Direct Distance: ~22.95 km24.18670° N, 89.90780° E
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