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Fauti Mosque Fauti mosque is one of the uncompleted mosques in West Bengal. And this mosque is around 300 years old. Sarfaraj Khan ordered the worker to complete the whole work within one day. But unconditionally that work didn’t finish within the time and for that still, Fauti mosque is incomplete. This mosque has 3 … Read more
Nashipur Railway Bridge or Nashipur – Azimganj Railway Bridge will connect Murshidabad Railway Station and Azimganj Junction Railway Station across the Bhagirathi River in Murshidabad District of West Bengal. As you know (If you don’t know, I will try my best to share with you) for the land problem, the connection of the train has … Read more
Kathgola Palace – Pareshnath Temple Pareshnath Temple – Interested in history? In the battle of Palashi, Mir Jafar was betrayed. The battle was fought on 26 June 1757, where the last independent Nawab of Bengal, Siraj-Ud-Daulah, was wrongly defeated; Is it easy for the British to start their colony in India? Until then, the place … Read more
Char Bangla Temple Char Bangla Temple – West Bengal temples always remember the distinctive rice-style roofed structure with beautiful terracotta plaques on the walls and pillars, which was not the case in ancient and medieval times. Clay has been in constant use since pre-historic times and is considered among the oldest building materials. To add … Read more
Jiaganj Museum Great collection in West Bengal including golden ancient manuscripts, coins, carving weapons on rock, showing different types of sculptures that are made of rock in Jiaganj Museum. Murshidabad district declares Jiaganj’s location on the Bhagirathi river and you will find the jurisdiction under the Lagbagh ‘Mahakuma’ (subdivision). A long time ago Jiaganj had … Read more
Khushbagh Khushbagh is the garden cemetery of the Nawabs of Bengal, in Murshidabad, West Bengal, India, about a mile from its east bank on the west bank of the Bhagirathi River. Address: Khosbag, West Bengal 742160. Burials: Lutfunnisa Begum, Alivardi Khan, Amina Begum, Ghaseti Begum, Siraj Ud-Daulah. Architectural style: Islamic architecture. What is in Khushbagh … Read more
Jahan Kosha Jahan Kosha Cannon, the means of this destroyer of the world, and shortcut Jahan Kosha. It is located a quarter of a mile southeast of the Katra Mosque in Murshidabad, West Bengal, India. Some details of Jahan Kosha A quarter of a mile southeast of the Katra Mosque is the “Topa Khana”, the … Read more
Nashipur Rajbari Nashipur Rajbari – This is not a palace it was the home of one of the landlords in this area. Elevations are made in such a manner so that it looks similar to Hazarduari palace but it now got close to it. The palace is often referred to as a miniature version of … Read more
Chawk Mosque Chawk Mosque – Chawk means a shopping place or market square in shape and masjid means mosque. So the total sum up to a mosque in a market. The mosque has been named so as it has a Chawk still surrounding it. This market is the principal market of the city of Murshidabad. … Read more
It is actually the tomb of Azimunnisa Begum, daughter of Nawab Murshid-Quli Khan. This tomb (also known as Zinda Kabar among the locals) was built in his memory. About 5-6 from Hazarduari Palace. Kilometers away, this vast part of the architecture of the Bengal Nawabi era is located. The place is adorned with a beautifully … Read more
