A serene, historic mosque from the Bengal Sultanate era, built in the 15th century. Known for its beautiful terracotta ornamentation and single dome structure, Goaldi Mosque offers a peaceful glimpse into medieval Islamic architecture.

Housed in the former palace of a wealthy zamindar, this museum is a cultural treasure trove. Inside, explore traditional Bangladeshi folk art including masks, musical instruments, textiles, and pottery. The palace itself — with its colonial-era architecture and lush gardens — offers a photogenic and immersive cultural experience.

Wander through the silent, narrow lanes of Panam Nagar, a 19th-century abandoned merchant town. Its elegant, decaying mansions whisper stories of a lost era of trade and wealth. This is the most iconic site in Sonargaon, ideal for photos, exploration, and soaking in the atmosphere of a bygone Bengal.

Visit the birthplace of Jamdani, the UNESCO-recognized fine muslin textile. Watch master artisans hand-weave intricate patterns on traditional looms. You'll learn the history of this centuries-old craft and can even purchase authentic Jamdani sarees and scarves directly from the weavers.