Palace and Temple of Queen Mainamati

The palace complex extends across an elevated ridge, featuring ancient brick structures and defensive walls from the medieval period of Bengal history.

Archaeological excavations since 1875 have uncovered numerous Buddhist artifacts, copper plates, and evidence of Queen Mainamati's residence from the 10th century.

The site represents the intersection of Buddhist religious practices and royal governance, as demonstrated by the combination of temple architecture and palatial structures.

Visitors can explore multiple excavation areas within the archaeological zone, which includes remnants of ancient walls, religious buildings, and artifact display sections.

The archaeological site contains evidence of a female ruler's residence alongside religious structures, providing insights into the governance systems of ancient Bengal.

Location: Maynamati Union

GPS coordinates: 23.49639,91.10633

Latest update: March 9, 2025 10:11