Thee Bagerhat Museum is located
on the old Rupsha Road in the south-east corner of the sixty-domed mosque at Sundarghona in Bagerhat district.
The construction work of the museum was started in a joint venture of UNESCO-Bangladesh government covering an area of 520 square meters. The Bagerhat Museum was opened to the public in September 2001.
In 1983, an
international petition was filed for the preservation of Muslim culture and the memory of Khanjahan Ali Islamic architecture has been given prominence in the construction of the museum building adjacent to the sixty-domed mosque. The 3-gallery south-facing museum has the opportunity to view archeological artifacts collected from different parts of Bagerhat as well as learn about the ancient history of Bagerhat. Pictures of mosques and archeological architecture from all over the
country and the special attraction of Khan Jahan Ali's historical crocodile mummy Bagerhat Museum. Notable specimens also include various memorabilia, coins, utensils, utensils, maps and written history. Admission schedule The Bagerhat Museum is open from 10 am to 6 pm in summer and from 9 am to 5 pm in winter. And the museum is closed every day from 1 pm to 1:30 pm on a temporary break. The museum is closed for a full day on Sundays of the week and a half day every Monday.
international petition was filed for the preservation of Muslim culture and the memory of Khanjahan Ali Islamic architecture has been given prominence in the construction of the museum building adjacent to the sixty-domed mosque. The 3-gallery south-facing museum has the opportunity to view archeological artifacts collected from different parts of Bagerhat as well as learn about the ancient history of Bagerhat. Pictures of mosques and archeological architecture from all over the
country and the special attraction of Khan Jahan Ali's historical crocodile mummy Bagerhat Museum. Notable specimens also include various memorabilia, coins, utensils, utensils, maps and written history. Admission schedule The Bagerhat Museum is open from 10 am to 6 pm in summer and from 9 am to 5 pm in winter. And the museum is closed every day from 1 pm to 1:30 pm on a temporary break. The museum is closed for a full day on Sundays of the week and a half day every Monday.
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