Historic

Atia Mosque

আতিয়া মসজিদ · Delduar, Atia village, Delduar, Tangail district, Dhaka Division

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Seasonal warning: The Louhajang River rises in the monsoon; winter is the more comfortable season to visit.

Introduction

A four-domed historic mosque built around 1610-1611 CE during Mughal emperor Jahangir's reign and protected by the Department of Archaeology. It stands about 6 km south of Tangail city on the eastern bank of the Louhajang River. Its terracotta ornamentation and quiet riverside setting make it a rewarding half-day trip.

Suggested time: 1-2 hours

How to get there

Take a bus from Dhaka to Tangail town, then travel about 6 km south by local rickshaw or CNG auto-rickshaw to Atia village.

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Photo of Atia Mosque — Photo: John Pavelka · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons

The honest truth about costs

Entry is free as it is an active mosque; visitors are expected to be respectful during prayer times.

What you will need to budget for

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Stay (per night, per room)
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Sources

Atia Mosque — Wikipedia (encyclopedia, retrieved October 14, 2026)

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