Ronvijoypur Mosque
রণবিজয়পুর মসজিদ
One of Bangladesh's largest single-domed mosques, with a dome about 11 metres across, part of the Bagerhat World Heritage Site.
Ronvijoypur Mosque lies in the eastern part of Bagerhat town. Built in the 15th century, its square main prayer hall is topped by a large dome about 11 m in diameter, believed to be one of the largest surviving single-domed mosques in Bangladesh. Corner towers and terracotta floral patterns decorate the niches. It is still used for worship, but visitors may enter outside prayer times if they remove their shoes and dress modestly. Free to visit. It is about 1 km from the Khan Jahan Ali Mausoleum and can be reached by e-rickshaw on the way.
Opening hours
Open during the day; no visits during worship services
Nearby sights
- Mausoleum of Khan Jahan Ali
- Nine Dome Mosque
- Singair Mosque
- Sixty Dome Mosque (Shat Gombuj Masjid)
- Khan Jahan Ali Bridge (Rupsha Bridge)
- Mongla
- Karamjal Wildlife Breeding Centre
- Harbaria Eco-tourism Centre