Best archaeological sites in bangladesh - Lalbagh Fort

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lalbagh fort is one of the most popular and a great signature by Mughal empire in Bangladesh.it is also know ad Fort Aurangbad .it located in old dhaka.it is situated by the bang of the river Buriganga.Its construction began in the 5th, by Muhammad Azam Shah, the Mughal Subadar, who was the son of Emperor Aurangzeb and later himself the emperor. His successor, Shaista Khana of Mughal Subadar resumed construction work in 3, but did not finish.. image source:click here
The 3rd son of Emperor Aurangzeb, Azam Shah, the Mughal prince, started construction. He was in Bengal for 6 months. Before the construction of the fort was completed, his father, Emperor Aurangzeb, called him to Delhi to suppress the Maratha rebellion. During the construction of a mosque and court hall, the construction stopped. Shaista Khan of Subadar came to Dhaka as Subadar of Bengal again in 6 and started the construction of the fort. Shayesta Khan's daughter Iran Dukhat Rahmat (Pari Bibi) died in 8 years . After the death of his daughter, Shaista Khan considered the fort a waste and ceased its construction in the year 3. when Shaista Khan left Dhaka, it lost its popularity. The capital was shifted from Dhaka to Murshidabad. That was the main reason. After the complete of the royal Mughal period, the fort remained abandoned. In 6, the area got the name "Lalbagh" instead of "Aurangabad" and the fort became Lalbagh Fort.image sourceclick hereYou are buried here. Shaista Khan built the shrine in memory of her daughter. Of the three huge gates of Lalbagh fort, only one is open to the public. Upon entering through this door, the woman's tomb falls straight in the eye. In fact, the image better known as "Lalbagh Fort" is the mausoleum of Pari Bibi. Pari Bibi whose other name is Iran Dukhat Rahmat Banu was the daughter of Shaista Khan. Bibi was married on 5 May, 5 May to Shahzada Azam, son of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. After the death of Pari Bibi in 7, she was buried in the Lalbagh fort. Her mausoleum was built with a fairytale mausoleum. The shrine of Pari Bibi shrine is a quadrilateral. Nine rooms have been decorated with beautifully decorated glazed tile of marble stones, stone stones and flowers of various colors. In the middle room is the mausoleum of Bibi and there are eight houses around this house. The roof of the structure is made of solid stone and has four octagonal towers at the corners and an octagonal dome in the center. The dome at the top of the original mausoleum room was once gold-plated, and the whole dome has been wrapped with brass / copper sheets. The interior of the structure is covered with white marble stone. The tomb, which is a square of 25.2 meters, was built before 7 BC.image source:click hereOne of the most fascinating and spectacular things in Lalbagh fort is the residence and court of Subedar Shaista Khan. The present Lalbagh Fort Museum is open to the visitors. The entrance to the garden is a joy to the visitors as they enter. This is the only building with marble stones, stone stones and flowers of different colors, the interior decorated with nine decorative glazed tiles. The roof of the rooms is made of solid stone. The artificial dome above the central room of the main tomb is covered with copper sheets. The tomb of the aforementioned tomb is 20.2 meters square. Apart from this, there are two other unnamed tombs and a few fountains, hill-high hills, tunnel paths, and a foliage artillery at certain distances to the south and west fort walls of the fort. The only pond in the fort. The ferries around it are like stairs and the pond is square. Some of the picturesque paths will be seen from the outside, and visitors are not allowed in it. Also among the spectacular things are the Lalbagh Fort Mosque, the third son of Emperor Aurangzeb, Shahzada Azam built this mosque during the Subah of Bengal. The three-domed mosque is a classic example of a traditional Mughal mosque in the country. The mosque is still being used for the prayers of Muslims.
image source:click hereThis mosque is one of the oldest mosques in Bangladesh. It is not only a mosque, it is a historical establishment of Bangladesh. It is a tradition of Bangladesh. The third son of Emperor Aurangzeb, Shahzada Azam, built this mosque during the subah of Bengal in 5-6 AD. The rectangular three-domed mosque is a classic example of a traditional Mughal mosque in the country. The mosque is still used for the prayers of Muslims. This mosque is different from its other types of mosque. It is used in the construction of limestone, stone.

If you go to Lalbagh Fort, Golistan will go from Golp Shah's mausoleum to Timpu only at Lalbagh Fort. Lalbagh fort can be visited all day and night with twisting temples of Islamabad and Killa. But at night the passengers are now facing many problems in the movement, the amount of theft and theft has gone out. You can also go directly to Rickshaw from New Market or Gulistan area at Lalbagh Fort. The fare will be Tk. And in front of Bangladesh National Museum (Shahbag), there is a special bus service for those interested in visiting Lalbagh Fort. Also, those who want to visit the fort for less money can go to the shrine of Sadarghat Via Gulistan Golap Shah and only need to rent 1 Taka. From Gulistan, the rent will be only 5 rupees. Then you can walk for 5 to 5 minutes from Dhekashwari Temple or rent a rickshaw for 1 rupee rickshaw at Lalbagh Fort.
Ticket prices

There are two counters on the outside of the main gate of the fort. No tickets are required for children under the age of 5 years. Also applicable to everyone.

Domestic tourist and visitor = Tk 1.5 per person.
Foreign tourist and visitor = 1.5 Tk per person.

Summer time: From 1st April to 5th September, from 6am to 6pm.

Break from 4.30pm to 5.30pm.
Friday: 6am to 5.30pm.
Break from 12.5 minutes to 2.5 minutes.

Winter: From October 1st to March 1st, from 5am to 5pm.

Noon to 5.30pm.
Friday from 6am to noon.
12.30pm to 2.3pm break.

Closed on Sundays and closed on half days on Mondays. Besides, Lalbagh fort is closed on public holidays during the public holidays.
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