Bagerhat Museum

Bagerhat Museum, Located On Old Rupsa Road At Sundarghona Corner Of Bagerhat District. It Is Spread Over An Area Of ​​About 520 Acres.

It Is Known That The Museum Was Built In 1995 In A Joint Initiative Of UNESCO-Bangladesh Government And Was Opened To The Public In 2001, Subject To An International Appeal To Preserve The Culture And Memory Of Khan Jahan Ali.

Here Are –

• Different Types Of Plants
• Islamic Architecture Art
• Ancient History
• Architectural Photos
• Crocodile Mummy Of Khan Jahan Ali (RA).
• Souvenirs
• Maps
• Recorded History
• Currency
• Newspapers
• Dishes

Note That The Museum Is Open From 10.00 Am To 6.00 Pm In Summer And From 9.00 Am To 5.00 Pm In Winter. Hidden Charges Apply At The Museum.

To Go To Bagerhat Museum First You Have To Come To Bagerhat.

How To Go To Bagerhat-

Bus: Dhaka Bus Stand-

• Gabtali
• Abdullahpur
• Mahakhali
• Kalyanpur
• Sayedabad

Buses-

• Hanif
• Sohag
• Egle Paribahan

Trains:

Trains From Dhaka Kamalapur Railway Station To Bagerhat Railway Station-

• Sundarban Express
• Chitra Express
• Kapatakkha Express

Bagerhat To Bagerhat Museum

You Can Go To Bagerhat Museum From Anywhere In The City By Bus Or Autorickshaw/Rickshaw Reserve.

Bagerhat Has All Kinds Of Facilities For Staying And Eating.

Resorts In Bagerhat-

• Circuit House
• Dak Bungalow
• Hotel Mohana
• Sundarbans Resort
• Mumtaz Hotel
• Hotel Al Amin
• Hotel Abhi
• Zarif Residential
• Residential Hotels
• Sixty Dome Archeology Guest House

If You Search The Internet With The Name Of These Resorts, You Will Get All The Information Related To Booking.

Hotels In Bagerhat-

You Will Find Many Food Hotels Anywhere In The City Or Around The Resort.

The Advantages Of Visiting Bagerhat Museum Are-

• Improved Travel Facilities
• Spending Quality Time With Family/Couple Or Friends
• Beautiful And Picturesque Nature

Warning-

First, Be Very Careful To Bargain Before Buying A Car Or Boat Trip, Hotel Booking, Food Or Anything Else. Also-

• Take Umbrella Or Raincoat If Necessary
• With The Help Of A Local Guide You Can Tour The Entire Region Beautifully
• Avoid Anything Harmful To The Environment

Note: In Case Of Any Problem, Call Bangladesh National Emergency Service 999.