Baliati Palace

A nice place for day trip near Dhaka.
Especially if you've interest about old palaces and cultural elements, Baliati Jamidar Bari can be a good destination.

P.S: You can not visit this place in most of the public holidays. This is kinda weird for a Tourist spot.

I love the place. The palace features a unique blend of architectural styles, combining traditional Bengali and European influences. It has large courtyards, ornate verandas, intricate woodwork, and spacious halls, showcasing the grandeur of that time. They have wheelchair entry also. Available washroom facilities for tourists.

Old landlord in Manikganj. Very big place. Looking good. It's really heritage in Manikganj as well as Bangladesh

I suddenly planned to go to the place where all the people were, there was their power and kingdom, there was their palace but today no one is alive but what remains is the memory and history left by them. Now all is fragile, no care, no king's reign, only the skeleton of the palace remains.

The palace is historic and it is a calm and soothing place. I liked the way it is, but felt it could have been maintained much better than current situation.

A historical place to visit in Manikgonj. Quite and calm environment. Nicely maintained. There is a pond inside the palace. Anyone can pass some idle time beside the pond. Palace enrty fee is BDT 20/- (BDT 200/- for foreigners)

One of the historical palce in shaturia manikgonj. Small landlords house but good por visit. Specifically pond.

Last Friday 10'11'23 I visit this place, the place is very big and very pleasant environment, clean and very quiet, if one comes to Saturia, can visit. The ticket price was 30 taka per person which seemed a little high, 20-25 taka would have been better

Excellent architectural building! Cool and calm, family can enjoy it's beauty. A big pond with 7 ghats are mesmerizing. Antique materials are eye catching. Historical and enjoyable place.

The historical place.. It is near to capital Dhaka. Around one hour drive. It is located at Manikgonj District.

The Baliati Palace was ested at 19th Century.

It’s a wonderful place. It’s nearby Dhaka City. Baliati Jomidar bari is well known. Here people can know about the king’s life style. Anybody can go there. Need ticket. Ticket price is not so high.

A beautiful historical place. If U have interest in history it'll b a good place to visit. You'll be surprised to see the architecture and lifestyle of old landlords!! They lived very luxurious life in their time which we only can imagine at present...

Baliati Palace is a historical gem located in Manikganj, Bangladesh. It is considered one of the finest examples of 19th-century Renaissance colonial-style architecture in the country. The palace was founded by Govinda Ram Shaha, a prominent salt merchant in the 18th century.

Visiting Baliati Palace is like stepping into a bygone era. The palace is well-preserved, and its grandeur is awe-inspiring. The architecture, with its intricate details and beautiful design, is a sight to behold. The palace is surrounded by a large pond, adding to its charm and creating a serene atmosphere.

Many visitors have shared their positive experiences of visiting Baliati Palace. They appreciate the historical significance of the place and enjoy exploring its rich heritage. The palace is also a popular destination for day trips, as it is conveniently located not too far from Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh.

If you're interested in history and architecture, Baliati Palace is definitely worth a visit. It offers a glimpse into the past and allows you to appreciate the architectural beauty of Bangladesh's colonial era.

Please note that this review is based on the feedback and opinions of visitors. If you'd like more detailed information or want to plan a visit, I recommend checking out the reviews on TripAdvisor for a more comprehensive understanding of Baliati Palace.

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Very beautiful historical place at Manikganj District.
Way to go there: Gabtoli Bus Stand -> Baliati/Saturia by S B Link Bus Service via Kalampur Station at Dhamrai. Bus Fare is 80 Taka Only.
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Wonderful place
If you are looking for Day long tour its for you.
Dhaka to Baliati Palace- Gabtoli theke SB super link Ltd te 80/- taka ticket diye 2 hours journey kore Baliati -ee pochano jabe okhan theke Rickshaw te 10taka diye Baliati Palace e chole jete hobe.
Ticket prices - 20 taka per person. Morning 10-5/6pm its open for all. Friday 12pm to 2pm prayer break.

When you return from Their its tough to get bus and bus seat 💺 also.
You can do lunch there taste are average not UpTo the mark. Bring water with you or you can Drink water from Inside the place through tubewell its safe to drink.

Toilet are clean Man and woman toilets are separate you can use.

You can't enter Building 2nd or 3rd floor. Its a small place overall 20mins walk need to finish all surroundings. Different kinds of Flowers 🌺 are main attraction there.

Overall expense Dhaka to Baliati Palace 1000taka including food and travel ( two persons)
Overall experience 6/10.
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Great Historical Place. Day tour best place.

Great heritage to visit in Manikganj

One of the great place to visit . There are some nice places also to take pictures. Inside of it , there is a small museum that contains some items that was used by the owners.
There are many buildings. And also a big pool we can say.
Many people's from many places comes here to see it
The price of tickets are
20 taka for local people's
And 200 taka For foreigners

Baliati palace is worth your visit. This palace has 7 buildings and a small museum in RongMohol! It is showcasing different things the Zamindars used to use for their everyday life. It was started building by Govindo Ram Saha. Later all the buildings were built by several heirs of the family.
You will get ancient flavour while enjoying to natural beauty. Try to avoid weekends because of extreme tourist pressure.

A worth place to visit for architecture lovers. Who feels the emotions of old eighteen century palace and interior furnished with marbles and antique furnitures. I just love this place. Felling those days of landlord of this area.