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Datankathi Tala Mosjid

Overview

•Nothing much remains of the Datankathi Tala Masjid.
•Acoording to the foundation plaque the mosque was constructed in 896 hijri, which corresponds to 1490.

Highlights

Nothing much remains of the Datankathi Tala Masjid.
Acoording to the foundation plaque the mosque was constructed in 896 hijri, which corresponds to 1490.
A few arches and pillars is all that remains of the over 500-year-old structure.
None of the floral and geometric terracotta designs have survived.
A coat of newly added blue paint have robbed the ancient mosque of its antiquity.

Dress Code

Modest, respectful clothing is expected at this site.

Things to Do

Visit Datankathi Tala Mosjid

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Nothing much remains of the Datankathi Tala Masjid. Acoording to the foundation plaque the mosque was constructed in 896 hijri, which corresponds to 1490.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Nothing much remains of the Datankathi Tala Masjid. Acoording to the foundation plaque the mosque was constructed in 896 hijri, which corresponds to 1490.

It is about 2 km from central Ambika Kalna.

The most comfortable months are January, February, March, November and December; June is the hottest, with highs around 34°C.