Lalbagh Fort
The original fort was named Fort Aurangabad. The tower was designed by Azam Shah. Mughal emperor Aurangzeb's son Azam Shah 3rd 1678, at the residence of the construction of the fort began Subedar. Just one year after the construction of the tower before the end of the Maratha emperor to crush a rebellion aoranagajeba summoned him to Delhi. In the meantime, the construction of a mosque and a court stopped the construction of the fort yayanababa Shaista Khan in Dhaka in 1680 and re-construction of the fort began. However, after the death of Bibi Pari, daughter of Shaista Khan is considered unlucky and Shaista Khan in 1684 AD fort's construction stopped. Prince Azam Shah was engaged in this fairy Bibi. Darbar Bibi Pari, and was buried in the middle of the mosque. Shaista Khan who managed rajakaja at Darbar Hall. Shaista Khan retired in 1688 with a grant to the heirs of ownership of the fort Agra departing. Shaista Khan left Dhaka's Lalbagh fort due to the decrease. In 1844, a semi-government organization called the Committee for the development of the fort began. At the time, the fort became known as Lalbagh Fort. In 1910, the Department of Archaeology under the Lalbagh fort wall was preserved architecture. Finally, 300 years after the construction of the eighties of the last century Lalbagh Fort reforms as far as possible to restore the previous version and is open to visitors. The deployment is quite significant antargatah paribibira grave. This is a good example of the Mughal period. Lalbagh Fort is located in communion with spacious area. There are three structures on the premises of the fort
The center of the court room and Hammam
Paribibira tomb
Shahi Mosque in north west
The lovely south-east gate, south wall and roof top garden is rayechebartamane Sunday full day and half day off on Monday. The remaining six days of the week, the fort is open for visitors.
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