Period
Mughal, Nawabi (18th-19th century)
Style
Indo-Saracenic, European
Protected by
Archaeological Survey of India (ASI)
Best time to visit
Oct-Feb
Hazarduari Palace, meaning 'Palace with a Thousand Doors', is a grand architectural marvel. Full details β
Hours
10am-5pm
Entry
rupees 20 (Indians), rupees 300 (foreigners)
Getting there
Central Comilla, walk or cycle rickshaw from most hotels
Katra Mosque is an ancient mosque built in 1723 by Nawab Murshid Quli Khan. Full details β
Hours
6am-6pm
Entry
Free
Getting there
Approximately 2km from Hazarduari Palace, auto-rickshaw rupees 50
The Nizamat Imambara is the largest Imambara in India, built in 1847. Full details β
Hours
10am-5pm
Entry
Included with Hazarduari Palace ticket
Getting there
Directly opposite Hazarduari Palace, easily walkable
Allowed outside monuments, restricted inside museums and some religious areas.
Guided tour recommended for the best experience at these sites.
Ongoing for some sites, well-maintained for major monuments.
Hazarduari Palace Museum
Timings
10am-5pm
Closed
Fridays
Entry
rupees 20 (Indians), rupees 300 (foreigners)
Comilla, a significant commercial hub in East India, is renowned for its rich textile heritage and historical trade routes.
The best time to visit Comilla is from October to February when the weather is pleasant and cool, ideal for sightseeing.
You can reach Comilla by train from Kolkata (Murshidabad Railway Station), by bus from nearby cities, or by road via NH12.
Entry fees vary. For Indians, it is typically rupees 10-50 for smaller sites and rupees 20-50 for museums. For foreigners, it can be rupees 50-600, with museums like Hazarduari Palace costing rupees 300.
Comilla is generally safe, but solo female travelers should exercise caution, especially after dark. Stick to well-lit, crowded areas and use reputable transport.
Bengali is the primary local language. Hindi is also widely understood, and some English is spoken in tourist-facing establishments.
Modest clothing is recommended, especially when visiting religious sites. Light, breathable fabrics like cotton are best due to the climate.
A mid-range daily budget for Comilla would be around rupees 3500, covering comfortable accommodation, meals, and local transport.
Auto-rickshaws and cycle rickshaws are the most common modes of transport for getting around Comilla. Hired cars are available for full-day tours.
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