Road trip to Mawa Ghat & Moinot Ghat Beach

Considering time and distance a day out to explore Mawa-Kalakopa-Moinot Ghat is value for money. Mawa has the biggest ferry terminal in Bangladesh. Explore the long extended road of Mawa with a fun long drive followed by the deliciously mouthwatering Hilsa fish for lunch. Feel like a nawab in the historical architecture of Judge Bari at Kalakopa with a fantastic collection of deers. The last destination is Moinot Ghat. Fun fact, it is popularly known as mini Cox's Bazar, Moinot Ghat is a great place to witness sunrise and sunset with mesmerizing ambiance and melodious waves of the water. Besides the Moinot Ghat, especially on the east side of Moinot Ghat, there is an extensive ‘Char’ surrounded by the Padma.

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Mawa Ferry Ghat

Mawa Ferry Ghat is the connector of South Bengal to the other part of the country via Padma River. Furthermore, the place is famous for traditional Hilsa fish. People from different places in the country come to Mawa Ghat to roam on the river, taste fresh Hilsa fish & watch the natural beauty of the place. For the people of Dhaka, this place is a very good tourist spot for a day trip. Mawa Ghat is located in Sreenagar Upazila, Munshiganj District. The place is approximately 50-kilometer west of Dhaka city. Mawa Ghat is 24 hours open because the biggest ferry terminal of Bangladesh is in Mawa Ghat.

Moinot Ghat Beach- The Mini Cox's Bazar

Moinot Ghat is one of the most beautiful tourist spots near Dhaka city. It is located in Kartikpur, Dohar Upazila, District Dhaka. Dohar is a suburban and rural area. Tons of nature lovers go to this riverbank to enjoy the beauty of the place. The whole scenario such as waves, boats, the sand of the river would make you feel that you are in Cox's Bazar. That's why this place is also known as Mini Cox's Bazar. Moinot Ghat is located east side of the renowned Padma River and the west side of Padma River in Faridpur District. The best time to travel Moinot Ghat is the rainy season. During this time riverside fills with water, the high waves of the gigantic Padma River become very charming and give mental peace to busy bored city people.

Kalakopa Nawabganj

Kalakopa is the most famous place of Nawabganj. It is a magnificent place, bearing the testimony of a glorious past. In the 19th and 20th centuries, this village was once a small business hub, as well as the living place of many rich merchants, mainly salt traders. That trend declined after the division of Bengal. Now, we can find just ruined remnants of numerous structures from the British Raj period, which depict what the place looked like at the time. There are some spectacular buildings that will take your attention such as:

Brajo Niketan (Judge Bari)

The original name of Brajo Niketan, most famous among these, is being replaced by the name ‘Judge Bari’, given by its present owner. It is a late British colonial structure constructed by the family of Brajo Roy. It is claimed that this building is 150- years old. Architectural style represents the late British colonial period. Presently, it seems to be maintained well.

khelaram Datar Kotha

Khelaram Data’s Temple is on this road. This is the only monument protected by the Department of Archaeology (DoA) in Nawabganj. The building, popularly known as ‘Khelaram Datar Kotha’ (house of Khelaram Datta), has recently been renovated by DoA. There is a myth about this house: There was once a bandit called Khelaram. He was very much devoted to his mother, so much so that he would have her bath in a tub of milk! At one point, he abandoned his bad ways and turned into a benevolent person. So, Data (meaning benevolent donor) was attached to his name. The house he built was 7-5 storied high. Only the upper two stories are visible as the remaining 3 or 5 stories have sunk underground, or perhaps, the whole structure was built from under the ground (both views can be found). There were passageways to access the basement floors even a few years ago. Rumour has it that in the past, people would find jewelry in the nearby large pond.

Recommended Restaurants: Adi Kochuwa Bagerhat Hotel, Mayer Doa Hotel & Restaurant, Bikrampur Molla Hotel and Restaurant, New Mollah Hotel.