Majestic 8th-century Buddhist monastic university of the Deva dynasty containing 115 residential monk cells, central cruciform shrine, and ancient bronze relics.
Built by King Bhavadeva of the Deva dynasty in the 8th century AD, Shalban Vihara is the most important Buddhist archaeological site in eastern Bangladesh. Excavations revealed extensive terracotta plaques depicting dancers, elephants, and deities, currently curated in the adjacent Mainamati Museum.
Standard domestic tourism access. Family friendly with regular tourist police patrol.
Town hub to attraction roundtrip. Always agree on fare before boarding.
COM • Direct Distance: ~6.16 kmLAL • Direct Distance: ~8.23 kmSH3 • Direct Distance: ~10.56 km23.42890° N, 91.13560° E
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