Bangladesh
MV Ganga Bilas Foreign tourists in MV Ganga Bilas are impressed by the six-domed mosque
Dhaka, 5 February 2023 : Foreign tourists visited Bagerhat's historical six-domed mosque, museum and shrine of Khan Jahan Ali. On Saturday, 27 switchers and a German tourist arrived at the Six Dome Mosque from Mongla around 4 pm.
At that time Bagerhat Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Azizur Rahman and senior administration officials were present there.
Earlier in the afternoon, the luxury cruise ship MV Ganga Vilas, which left from Benares, India with foreign tourists, anchored at Jetty No. 7 of Mongla port.
The guests were welcomed by Mongla Port. After reception, formalities and lunch at Mongla Port, left for Six Dome Mosque by road.
After reaching Shatgambuj in the afternoon, Imam and Khatib of Shatgambuj Masjid Maulana Helal Uddin showed the guests around Bagerhat Museum and Shatgambuj Mosque.
He explained to the guests about the history of Satgambuj and Bagerhat in English language. The guests also inquired about these ancient examples of Muslim architecture.
Tourists are amazed to know the unique architectural style and historical importance of the mosque. Besides, tourists visit the shrine of Khan Jahan Ali.
Tourists are impressed by visiting the six-domed mosque and museum. They say, its architecture is really amazing. We travel around the world. But considering the architecture and historical importance of this mosque, it is the most beautiful and important tour. I request tourists from all over the world to visit these architectural styles.
Taufiq Rahman, CEO of Journey Plus, the operator of MV Ganga Luxury said, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated it in Banaras on January 13.
It is the longest tour river cruise in the world. It will cover 3200 km of river route. Will go to 27 rivers and 50 tourist centers of Bangladesh-India. Arrived at Mongla port on Saturday afternoon. We anchored at jetty number 7 of Mongla port. After traveling to various important places in the country, it will enter Assam, India on February 17 through Chilmari, Kurigram.
The Pramodatari left the Indian state of Benares on January 13. There are 28 tourists from Sweden, 1 from Germany and one from India in this resort. On March 1, tourists will end their 51-day journey by passing through Assam's Dhupari to Assam's last border, Dibar-Gad.
