Museum of Rajas'

The predecessor's home of Hason Raja has been transformed into today's famous Museum of Rajas', commonly known as Hason Raja Museum. It is situated at the heart (Zinda Bazar) of the Sylhet City Corporation area in Sylhet Division of Bangladesh. It is about 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) from the Sylhet Osmany International Airport and 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) from the Sylhet Railway Station. Maintained and organized by the Educationist Dewan Talibur Raja Trust, named after the grandson of Dewan Hason Raja. The museum's mission is to preserve and share the rich history of the great Raja Family of Sylhet keeping the Zamindar and Mystic poet Dewan Hason Raja Chowdhury (1854–1922) in the center, and the folk literature, folk music and mystic poets of Sylhet Division. The museum promotes a greater public awareness of the rich cultural legacy of Sylhet. In pursuit of these goals, this museum collects archival materials related to Bangla folk literature, music and poets from the greater Sylhet region, and preserves these collections in a repository, open to the public. The museum also encourages and facilitates research on folk literature and history. The results of this research are made available to the public through museum exhibits, publications and presentations. It was formally inaugurated on 30 June 2006 by thousands of folk loving people by playing "Ek Tara" (a folk musical instrument) together, which was a unique event of this kind.

A small tin roofed one storied building charactarizing old Bengal aristocracy in the middle of a metropolitan city reminds its dewellers about a great son of this soil.According to myth, Hason Raza, one of the greatest philosopher of Bengal used to stay here while visiting syhlet.

This is Hassan Raja's museum. This museum preserves the clothes, musical instruments, furniture etc. used by Hassan Raja.

Museum of Raza representing all the things which have been used by Raja. You can't find a person who doesn't know him.

Nice place to learn about HASON RAJA who was poet, philosopher and song writter from Stlhet.

Dewan Hasan Raja Museum
It's a wonderful place and historical .
There is so much to learn and know . You will also learn a lot about the life of Hassan Raja , which is very good for your knowledge .

Museum of Rajas means, here available memories of Hason Raja. Who grew up at Sunamganj in Sylhet. This museum near Panshi Restaurant. If you want to enter here,you have to buy a ticket. Ticket price may be 10/20 tk. You will see here, some memories of Hason Raja. His main Museum is Sunamganj.

Such a great historical place in the heart of the Slyhet city, people travelling in the city should go there to know the great poet, singer Hasan Raza and some other great personalities of the history and it's a place of celebrating local cultural programs and it would obviously make people happy.

It's a place great king hasan raja whom is known for his greatest poetry. Wanna go again. Must have to take picture with it.

Small historical museum dedicated to great poet and song writer of Sylhet region Mr Hassan Raja. He made plenty of nice folk songs. Till to date people like to sing and hear his songs.

Such a Historical collection of Hason Raza's

Hason Raja (Historical Place).

Museum of Rajas' @ Sylhet, Bangladesh is an unique and historical museum. The rich artifacts of renowned Mystic Poet & Zamindar Dewan Hason Raja (1854 - 1922) and the Raja Family are on display. A great place to learn about the past. This museum is sponsored by Educationist Dewan Talibur Raja Trust and the Chief Patron is Dewan Mohammad Tasawwar Raja (great grandson of Hason Raja and writer of the book Hason Raja's Oeuvre).

Visit the place to know more about hasan raja and about his ancestors

Nice place

Nice

Historical Museum. Hason Raja's every important things are stored here carefully.

We all should give a visit here.
There's things about bangla culture we need to know from Hason Raja's museum!

Hason Raja's descendants' Sylhet house. He is originally from Sunamgonj.

it is a folk Museum in Sylhet. there are two restaurants nearer to the Museum, so it is always crowded in open hour.