Name: Murapara Zamidar Bari
Address: Rupgonj Upazila Rd, Murapara, Bangladesh, BD

Murapara Zamidar Bari is a point of interest, located at Rupgonj Upazila Rd, Murapara, Bangladesh

Location :

Rupgonj Upazila Rd, Murapara

Added by Jopie, at 07 July 2016

Monday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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Anonymous

07 May 2018

a over rated place. I was frustrated by visiting there. the jomidar bari needs to be decorated more
Anonymous

05 May 2018

a beautiful place fr hangout and for taking good pictures the place is a historical place
Anonymous

05 May 2018

Very nice place,,,where is past my few year's.
Anonymous

13 April 2018

An old place of heritage.
Lot of people visit here.
Now a days gov. Use it for university of murapara.

Student studied it and authority keep it secure.
It's outside is nice colouring gnd wonderful design of architecture.
Anonymous

22 February 2018

Its a Historical place.
But now a days it made a Gov. college.
Anonymous

21 February 2018

Good for sports and short break
Anonymous

21 February 2018

Old Zamindar house now converted to a college
Anonymous

17 February 2018

Awesome historical place.
Anonymous

10 February 2018

It's always charming to visit a historic place. But now it is being used as Murapara Degree College.
Anonymous

31 October 2017

My new job rfl mura para factory
Anonymous

19 September 2017

Now its working as college.
Anonymous

17 August 2017

Nice place to visit a historical structure. Murapara Zamindar Palace was built during 1890 by Ramratan Banarjee
Anonymous

10 July 2017

Nice Historical architecture ☺
Anonymous

01 February 2017

Old traditional area
Anonymous

01 December 2016

Beautiful Antique building. Not far from Dhaka city.
Anonymous

28 August 2016

Very close to capital city should be well peserved by gov of bd to show the foreign visitors to our how unique and dynamic our past history is .
Anonymous

16 August 2016

Such a nice architecture.
Anonymous

14 July 2016

After the war, this palace was used as a refuge camp for the non-bengali people & local people. But still you can visit the palace for your weekend or any other holidays. There are two large ponds loacted at the palace premise.