The majestic 42-acre Northern Presidential Palace of Bangladesh, featuring 18th-century royal palaces, moat enclosures, Italian marble statues, and deer gardens.
Originally constructed in 1734 by Dayaram Roy, the Dewan of Rani Bhabani, and rebuilt in grand neoclassical Italian style in 1897 by Raja Pramada Nath Roy after the Great Assam earthquake. Spread over 42 acres surrounded by wide defensive moats, the estate includes the grand palace with its century-old working clock tower, Italian Renaissance marble statuary, a deer park, and rare botanical trees.
Standard domestic tourism access. Family friendly with regular tourist police patrol.
Town hub to attraction roundtrip. Always agree on fare before boarding.
NTR • Direct Distance: ~1.47 kmARP • Direct Distance: ~18.53 kmAHG • Direct Distance: ~21 km24.42890° N, 88.98890° E
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