Grand 18th-century palatial estate of the Muktagacha Acharya Chowdhury zamindars, famous for its historic Revolving Stage and birth soil of Muktagacha Monda sweet.
Spanning across 100 acres in Muktagacha town, this historic palace was established around 1727 by Srikrishna Acharya Chowdhury. Famous for its unique acoustic and architectural marvels, the palace features a rare rotating theatre stage (Ghurnayaman Natyamancha), a two-story iron-pillar pavilion, a temple complex dedicated to Lord Shiva, and proximity to Ramgopal Modak’s original 1824 shop selling authentic Muktagacha Monda.
Standard domestic tourism access. Family friendly with regular tourist police patrol.
Town hub to attraction roundtrip. Always agree on fare before boarding.
MYM • Direct Distance: ~13.95 kmPIY • Direct Distance: ~15.18 kmAGR • Direct Distance: ~17.33 km24.75830° N, 90.26670° E
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