Archaeological Museum, Mohasthangarh

The Archaeological Museum at Mohasthangarh contains numerous terracotta artifacts, stone sculptures, coins, and pottery from ancient civilizations discovered in the region.

The museum exhibits findings from Mahasthangarh, an urban settlement dating to the 3rd century BCE, when it served as the capital of Pundra Kingdom.

The museum displays religious artifacts including Buddhist statues, Hindu deities, and bronze sculptures representing the diverse spiritual traditions of ancient Bangladesh.

The museum opens daily from sunrise to sunset, offering free admission to both local and international visitors interested in exploring regional archaeological discoveries.

The limestone inscription discovered at the site, written in Brahmi script, stands as the earliest evidence of Sanskrit writing found in the region.

GPS coordinates: 24.96248,89.34426

Latest update: March 16, 2025 02:33