Gouripur Lodge

Gouripur Lodge is a historic building in Mymensingh, Bangladesh. It is a reminder of the golden age of the Zamindari system in Bengal, and it is also a significant example of the architectural style of the time.

The lodge was built in the late 19th century by Brojendra Kishore Ray Chowdhury, a wealthy zamindar (landlord) of the region. It is said that the lodge was built to house the zamindar's guests and visitors. The lodge is a two-story building with a tin roof and a verandah on all sides. It is made of brick, wood, and iron.

The lodge is notable for its unique architectural style. The building is decorated with intricate carvings and woodwork. The windows and doors are arched, and the roof is topped with decorative finials. The lodge is also surrounded by a beautiful garden.

Gouripur Lodge has a significant historic significance. It is a reminder of the time when the Zamindars were the most powerful landowners in Bengal. The lodge is also a significant example of the architectural style of the time.

In addition to its historic significance, Gouripur Lodge is also a popular tourist destination. The lodge is known for its beautiful architecture and its well-maintained gardens. Visitors can explore the lodge and learn about its history, or they can simply relax and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.

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