Historic pink palace located in Kumartoli, Old Dhaka.
Former official residence of the Nawabs of Dhaka.
Situated beside the Buriganga River, offering scenic views.
Now operated as a museum under the Bangladesh National Museum.
Features grand architecture, including the Durbar Hall and palace courtyard.
Exhibits vintage furniture, historical artifacts, and royal memorabilia.
Ideal destination for tourists interested in heritage, culture, and history.
Located within walking distance of other Old Dhaka landmarks.
Suitable for guided city tours, photography tours, and cultural trips.
A must-visit spot to experience Old Dhaka’s historic charm.
Address / Area: Kumartoli, Islampur Road, Old Dhaka (on the banks of the Buriganga River), Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Ward / Administrative Area: Ward-73, DCC (Kotwali), Dhaka District, Dhaka Division.
GPS Coordinates: approx. 23.7087° N, 90.4060° E (or 23° 42′ 31″ N, 90° 24′ 22″ E)
Ahsan Manzil is a historic palace — formerly the residence and seat of the Nawab of Dhaka.
Today it has been converted into a museum managed by the Bangladesh National Museum.
Entry tickets (approximate): for locals — BDT 40 (adult), BDT 20 (child); for foreigners — BDT 500; SAARC-country visitors — BDT 300.
Opening hours: Generally open Saturday to Wednesday (closed Thursday).
Getting there: Since it’s in Old Dhaka, common ways are rickshaw, local CNG/auto-rickshaw, or walking if you’re nearby — private vehicles are discouraged due to narrow lanes & congested traffic.
The palace sits along the Buriganga river — making it part of Dhaka’s historic riverfront heritage.
Nearby other heritage & historic spots typical of Old Dhaka — historic mosques, markets, older neighborhoods — which can be bundled in a walking-heritage tour.
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