Haturia Zamindar Bari
Type: প্রাসাদ
Contributed By: Nayeem
Brief
Haturia is the birth place of Zamindar Sekander Ali Chowdhury who was the Recognized Muslim Zamindar in British Period. Haturia is the place in Gosairhat Upazila where once upon a time, there was Stimar Station. The old structure of Haturia Zamindar Bari is now destroyed for lack of caring. If Government or any other not care it or take any steps, it will be distinct as soon as possible.
How to go
Referred to how to go to Shariatpur District, click here.
How To Reach: শরীয়তপুর জেলা
It can be said that the communication system of Shariatpur was backward until 1992 definitely. There was only 3 km of road facilities in the district. The street was created as a result of the gradual improvement in the district. However, in every district, union, even with most of the rural road, network has been developed. Different regions of the country to the east of the capital and other districts Shariyatpur travel was the primary cause of water. Kamcarastaya be spies of the public at least 35 kilometers on foot Angaria Latest from the law suit was to launch in Madaripur. Back to Faridpur Sadar, Shariyatpur days would at least some villagers. With the gradual development of the street, was established ebansariyatapure district has reduced the problem. The boats was the main vehicle for rainy season. Before 1950, the region adjacent to the boat janasadharanagayanara Chandpur, Dhaka or in Narayanganj, had to travel. Downstream by boat south of the country, the business was in Barisal. Over time, with boat launches and steamers were replaced. Before bhojesbara, Sureshwar and pattite steamers were Gorge. But does allow the sthaneara steamer. In 1991, the new steamer pattite crowd. SHARIATPUR rainy season, WAPDA Wharf, Angaria, bhojesbara, Naria, bhedarganj, laukhola, damudya, Sureshwar, bandana, and the launch of the space to navigate through different places. Only in the dry season Sureshwar, WAPDA Ghat, laukhola and bandana launch crowd. The bahananauka rainy season. Since the trip was a little easier now going trawlers. In the dry season, however, can move rickshaw through the streets of mud. How many police with all the facilities so you can walk the streets. Shariatpur be done to live up to Sureshwar Madaripur movement. Baby or assessment can be collected from there. Through to the launch of a long time Shariyatpur public capital. Sureshwar dry season, WAPDA Ghat, laukhola and up launches at pattihate reach the masses. The shariatpur Mawa Ghat and mangalamajhiraghata be easily used to pass on.
Sayedabad, Dhaka to Shariatpur
Glory Express Ltd.
Damudya via-shariatpur counter
09:30 Morning, Fare: 130/-
Phone: Anwar- 01913061515
Ferry Ghat:
Kathal Bari to Mawa Ghat-
1st Ferry: 09:30 Morning
2nd Ferry: 01:00 Noon
3rd Ferry: 04:00 Afternoon
4th Ferry: 08:00 Evening
Sadarghat, dhaka to Shariatpur via Launch
1. Prince of Aaolad
Route: Damudya, Shariatpur from Shadarghat
Time: 09:00 Evening (everyday)
2. Shornodip-7
Route: Damudya, Shariatpur from Shadarghat
Time: 09:00 Evening
Where to Stay
1. Noor Hotel International (Residental)
Address: C/O, Proprietor Md. Lokman Hossain
Post Office: Palong, Upazilla: Shariatpur Sadar, Zilla/District: Shariatpur
Phone: 0601-61461
2. Chondro Rest House (Residental)
Address: C/O, Proprietor Mahbubur Rahman Bhuiyan
Post Office: Palong, Upazilla: Shariatpur Sadar, Zilla/District: Shariatpur
Phone: 0601-61256
3. Hotel Sher Ali (Residental)
Address: C/O, Proprietor Md. Sher Ali Sardar
Villege: Koraltoli, Post Office: Vedorganj (ভেদরগঞ্জ), Upazilla: Vedorganj,
District: Shariatpur.
Phone: 01711244373
Eating Facilities
You need to search for local restaurants nearby.
This building has gone through several renovation and none of its antiquity left for the visitors. People only used to visit this place for its historical value. During the British period it was repaired heavily at 1807 and 1810. Also during the massive earthquake of 1897 caused a severe damage over this edifice. Now a days it just looks like a modern day's building covering with rich tiles with heavy ornate. The Photograph was taken by Fritz Kapp in 1904 with a view of the Imambara Hussaini Dalan in Dacca (now Dhaka), overlooking the tank.
