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Tajhat Palace is a museum, located at Tajhat Road, Rangpur 5400, Bangladesh. Visit their website www.archaeology.gov.bd for more detailed information.

Location :
Tajhat Road, Rangpur 5400
Added by Jopie, at 25 January 2017

Opening Hours

  • Monday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Sunday Closed

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18 Reviews

  • Asm Rizwan
    27 April 2018

    This place at Rangpur district of Northern Bangladesh is an ancient palace that contains some really spectacular items to see like old documents and armory and old currency etc. But, sadly the palace is not well maintained and you will find corridors not properly lit and stairs frighteningly fragile. The best part of visiting this place is the palace garden with awesome natural beauty.
    You can go there from main city via an easybike ( Local 3 wheeler) in approx 30-40 minutes.

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  • Pinku Basak
    26 April 2018

    It's a Historical Place. It looks wonderful.
    Decorated with white Color is main charming factor also tourists visit here for as 'Jamidarbari'.

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  • Shoyaib Forhad Meem
    26 March 2018

    Tajhat Palace, Tajhat Rajbari, is a historic palace of Bangladesh, located in Tajhat, Rangpur.[1] This palace now holds the Rangpur museum.[2] Tajhat Palace is situated three km. south-east of the city of Rangpur, on the outskirts of town.

    The palace, with about 76 metres frontage, rises two storeys and faces east. An imposing broad staircase in the centre, paved with imported white marble, leads directly above the portico to the upper storey.

    The palace is crowned by a ribbed conical dome in the centre of the roof with a tall octagonal neck, partly supported on a series of slender semi-Corinthian columns. The balustrade on either side of the imposing staircase was originally embellished with various sculptures of classical Roman figures in Italian marble, but now these are missing. There are two semi-octagonal projections at each end of the front face and a central projecting porch. The balcony roof above the porch is carried on four graceful Corinthian columns with round shafts, while two similar columns on each of the projecting ends of the building support a triangular gable.

    The palace is laid out in the form on a "U", with its open end to the west. Beyond the entrance at ground-floor level there is a very large hall, measuring more than 18 x 13 meters. A 3 meter wide corridor runs the entire length of the inner block. Two broad wooden staircases provide access to the upper floor. There are about 22 apartments on two floors.

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  • Munia Shikder
    12 March 2018

    Nice place. Have a heritical museum. Small gatheing can be arranged like picnic.

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  • Fouzia Islam Anne
    09 March 2018

    This place was quite good, safe and sound. The whole place was open and beautiful!!

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  • Afrida Anzum Aesha
    04 March 2018

    Historic palace of Bangladesh , located in Tajhat , Rangpur district. It has a Museum, btw photography is not permitted inside the Museum. Behind of this palace, backyard court is located. It is a great tourist attraction . Architectural view of this place is too appealing. Huge garden is located in front of this palace. Wedding, pre wedding photography event now held in this place as this place is too beautiful. Those who lives in Rangpur, they can visit this place regularly for weekend outings.

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  • Md Zahirul Islam
    13 February 2018

    Still it is in very good shape. One of the bests tourist attraction of Rangpur. Once it was used for Divisional Bench of High Court Division. As lawyer, I see that as court house in that sense. Good visit there, the pond and big beautiful flower garden is well maintained.

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  • Cool Boy
    13 January 2018

    An ancient but well maintained beautiful palace of Rangpur. Best place to visit in the northern part of Bangladesh. The surrounding area is also mind blowing. Any one can visit the palace with family and friends for the whole day. While traveling from Dhaka I got of the bus at "Modern More". Local transport is always available from there to Tajhat Palace. The natural of the Lotus pond on the south eastern side is also equally beautiful. The natural beauty and the beautiful palace is a must watch spot for any tourist.

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  • FNS BD
    09 November 2017

    It is an awesome place with the historical beauty. It contains a place of a landlord named Gopal Lal. It was also a suprem cort during the time of Hussain Muhammod Arshad.

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  • Noshin Saiara
    24 October 2017

    Tajhat jomidar bari.it's a very beautiful & historical place.it's also a visiting place in Bangladesh. it has a historical musium.There has a sitting place/ park.It opened 10 am& closed 6 pm

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  • Mahfuz Ahmed
    21 October 2017

    It is a nice palace. One can see ancient heritages here. This palace is very big
    and beautiful also.

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  • Mushfikur Rahman
    17 October 2017

    This place is awesome.. I recommended to visit it. .. For photographers here is a big compositions.

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  • Ali Hasan
    07 October 2017

    I think Tajhat Palace is the best place in Rangpur to visit with family and friends. It is the only museum in Rangpur which contains the culture and history of this region.

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  • MD RAFI
    12 June 2017

    Tajhat palace তাজহাট জমিদার বাড়ি is located at Mahiganj of Rangpur district of Bangladesh. The place is located only three km south-east from the Rangpur City.

    Tajhat Jamidar Bari in Rangpur district on of the important attractive Archaeological patterns of the country. The founder of Tajhat Actual estate Manna Lal was professional jeweler. He came at Mahiganj. That time Mahigang was a famous business city & headquarter of Rangpur. Mahi Lal established a building at Tajhat for business per-pus. The long line of Manna Lal Roy's relative succession ends with a grand-grand-son, Giridhari Lal Roy. Since Giridhari adopted Gobind Lal because they had no children who succeeded to the estate in 1879. After they came to live in Tajhat, because of his mass popularity they was Awarded the title of 'Raja' in 1885, 'Raja Bahadur' in 1892 & 'Maharaja; in 1896. Raja Gobind Lal meet a tragic death his own house in the work of earthquake in 1897. After his died his son Gopal Lal Ray Bahadur (1887-1955) got the actual state & start building the Tajhat Zamindar Bari. In 1917 construction of the palace was completed. After the finish of the British rule when banned the Actual estate practices in 1952 the building was gone under the department of agriculture, although it was used for courthouse in the work of the 1980s. In the year 1987 it was turned in to a museum with ancient inscriptions, art & coins from the area on display.

    Description of Tajhat Jamindar Bari:
    This tow Stores and east faces building 76.20 m long in the front side. A 15.24 meter wide staircase in the middle Leads directly above the portico to the 1st Floor made with white marble which imported from Spain . The Tajhat Jamidar palace is crowned by a ribbed conical dome with a tall octagonal neck in the midst of the roof supported by a series of slender semi-Corinthian columns. This palace has 28 number of rooms. In the ground Floor there has four large room and 11 pair windows. and the main Room size is (145 m X 123m). On the south and north side there's rounded pillar. In the front of the palace there is a fountain made by marble stone. From 1st Floor Going directly to the second floor has a expanded staircase. The staircase decorated with designed lamp-stand. - Dr. Mansur Golap Biswash

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  • Iqbal Al Mamun
    06 May 2017

    it's a delightfull place. I think it refresh your mind especially it beautiful garden and palace

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  • Zobaer Ahmed
    10 April 2017

    A great piece of architecture and also a great place for fresh oxygen in the city. The architectural structure in amazing and the museum is also talking about the history.

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  • Mahbubul Alam
    06 March 2017

    This is a historic place. The Palace was used by a landlord. Once it was used as district court. Now it is converted to a museum. You can learn lot about the history of Rangpur and ancient times from the museum. The place have lash green environment with lots of flower. You can plan to spend your leisure here. On Sunday the premises remain closed.

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  • Md. Abdullah Al Mamun
    01 February 2017

    So nice a palace . Well decorated and dressed. The garden in unique. You can spend your afternoon here. There is museum here. The palace must attract you.

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