Exquisite 1741 AD three-domed Mughal mosque built by Zamindar Amanullah, modeled directly on the grand imperial Red Fort of Delhi.
Constructed in 1741 AD during the reign of Mughal Emperor Muhammad Shah by Zamindar Amanullah in Bazra village, this three-domed brick mosque is one of southern Bengal's finest preserved monuments. It sits atop a high 20-foot raised podium fronted by an ornate gatehouse and a sacred reflecting tank, decorated with floral stucco moldings and glazed ceramic tiles.
Standard domestic tourism access. Family friendly with regular tourist police patrol.
Town hub to attraction roundtrip. Always agree on fare before boarding.
NKH • Direct Distance: ~9.7 kmHOR • Direct Distance: ~10.73 kmKUM • Direct Distance: ~15.24 km22.95670° N, 91.09500° E
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