Natore Rajbari

The place is nice and filled with historical structures. You can spend a good amount of time here exploring. However it is not well maintained. People have picnic and party here and left rubbish allover the place. It is a great place to visit in Natore, just needs some good cleaning and maintenance.

Great architecture, history and royalty! The Temple is quite ancient. However, the culture and vibe is a bit gloomy and gothic

Natore Rajbari, also known as Rani Bhabani’s Palace, is a historical site in Natore. Built in the 18th century, this palace reflects a blend of Mughal and European architecture . It was the residence of the influential Rani Bhabani, sometimes called the "Queen of Half Bengal" due to her significant influence in the region. The estate is divided into two parts, the "Boro Taraf" and "Chhoto Taraf," each with distinct features and history. The palace grounds include several temples and large ponds, like the notable Jol Tungi Pukur, Though some buildings have suffered damage over the years, including the earthquake of 1897, the site retains its majestic charm. Today, visitors can explore the preserved sections, enjoy the surrounding gardens, and learn about the Rajbari’s significant role in the history and culture of Bangladesh​​​​​​.

Beautiful place in Natore. Nearly in natore bus stand.. Natural environment 🤎

Not suggest if you're planning to come from Dhaka or Rangpur or any other districts, not worthy after this huge distance

Beautiful palace with beautiful surroundings. Actually there are 2 rajbaris in Natore. 1st is known as Dighapotia Rajbari/ Bongojjol rajbari, and 2nd is Natore Rajbari also known as Uttara Ganavaban which is the presidents palace and workplace when he goes to the Rajshahi District. So, if you want to enter the main building you will need Gov approved letter. Otherwise the place is best in the ancient Natore town to refresh your mood and mind. You will also be able to see some relics outside the main building and surroundings. Its really serene, the gentle breeze will refresh your mood. Neat and clean area, you can roam around the garden, take selfies and have some "Baro vaja". Its really fun. Oh! A big dial clock looks nice in front of the entrance. I had some local tea "Cha" just opposite to the entrance. It was just amazing.

A significant historical site in Bangladesh, this majestic location is renowned for its expansive area and picturesque surroundings. Nestled amidst vast dighis, it boasts a sprawling open field and houses a museum showcasing the rich history of the Rajbari. You need to buy a ticket to get in.

Very Calm & Quiet Place. If you want to lost in the ancient era with the beautiful natural scenario, can visit the place.