Alamgiri Mosque

The Alamgiri Mosque, nestled in the heart of Chandpur, Bangladesh, stands as a magnificent architectural marvel and a testament to the region's rich cultural heritage. Built during the Mughal period by Emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir in the late 17th century, this grand mosque showcases exquisite Mughal-style architecture with its towering minarets, intricately designed domes, and ornate embellishments. The mosque's name pays homage to the emperor who commissioned its construction, reflecting his commitment to Islamic architecture and religious devotion. Today, the Alamgiri Mosque remains a revered place of worship for the local Muslim community, drawing visitors and pilgrims alike to admire its beauty and seek spiritual solace within its hallowed halls. A visit to this historic landmark offers a glimpse into Bangladesh's rich Mughal heritage and a profound sense of awe at the enduring legacy of its architectural wonders.

Besides this landmark, there are eight more landmarks listed in Chandpur. There's also two attractions listed in this district in other categories. You will find the exact location of Alamgiri Mosque on the map above.