Splendid ten-domed Sultanate terracotta architectural masterpiece built in 1523 AD by Sultan Nusrat Shah, famously depicted on the Bangladeshi 50 Taka note.
Situated 40 km southeast of Rajshahi city in Bagha along a massive 50-acre historic excavated dighi, this 10-domed brick mosque is a gem of late Sultanate art. Its walls are enveloped in exquisite terracotta bas-reliefs displaying intricate grape vines, date palm trees, rosette chains, and floral scrolls, immortalized on the national 50 Taka currency note.
Standard domestic tourism access. Family friendly with regular tourist police patrol.
Town hub to attraction roundtrip. Always agree on fare before boarding.
ARP • Direct Distance: ~11.71 kmSRD • Direct Distance: ~23.76 kmISD • Direct Distance: ~23.97 km24.19580° N, 88.83580° E
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