Tourist Spot of Bagerhat district of Bangladesh

Tourist Spot of Bagerhat district of Bangladesh:

There are many wonderful spots of Bagerhat district. I'll give a short description about the most wonderful spots of this district.

Hazrat Khan Jahan Ali (R) and his shrine
Shat Gombuj Mosque (Sixty Dome Mosque)
Khanjeli lake
Singair Mosque
Nine-domed mosque
Jindapir Mosque
Sabekadanga purakirti
Ayodhya shrine / kodala Monastery
Bagerhat museum

Hazrat Khan Jahan Ali (R) and his shrine: There are some sources of his identification by reading the inscription in Hazrat Khan Jahan (R).
His death in Arabic and Persian date 863 AH 26 Zillahj, Wednesday (October 24, 1459, October 24, October 24) is mentioned in the inscription
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Shat Gombuj Mosque (Sixty Dome Mosque): This is the most famous mosque in the world. This mosque is built by Hazrat Khan Jahan (R). The total number of domes are 81, but it's known as Sixty Domes Mosque.

Khanjeli lake: This dighi is situated around 200 bighas of land in the south of the shrine of Hazrat Khan Jahan (R).

Singair Mosque: This medieval period's mosque is located in the southeast of the Shat Gombuj Mosque. This mosque has only one dome.
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Nine-domed mosque : Nine-domed mosque was built in 16.45 m x16.15 m land plan on the west bank of Thakur Dighi or Khangeli dighar.
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Jindapir Mosque: This medieval period's mosque is located in the north-west of Jindapir Maza.
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Sabekadanga purakirti: This antiquities is located about 6 kilometers north of the Shat Gombuj Mosque. It has a prayer room.
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Ayodhya Shrine / Kodala Monastery: It is located on the old Bagerhat-Rupsa road, about 4 kilometers away from Jatrapur Bazar, on the east bank of the ancient Bhairab river, there is the Ayodhya Math at Kodala village.

Bagerhat museum: It was developed in the fifteenth century for conservation of ancient history and heritage of the city of Khalifatabad.

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I've taken some information from here: http://bagerhat.gov.bd/site/view/tourist_spot/