📷 Shahnoor Habib Munmun · CC BY 3.0Kantajew Temple
🏛️ HeritageAn 18th-century navaratna (nine-spired) temple decorated with terracotta, one of the finest temples in the country.
At a glance: Dinajpur is a district in Rangpur Division; the best time to visit is October to March; a visit takes 2 days; from Dhaka it takes 7-8 hours by bus.
Last updated: October 2026
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📷 Shahnoor Habib Munmun · CC BY 3.0An 18th-century navaratna (nine-spired) temple decorated with terracotta, one of the finest temples in the country.
📷 Abdul Momin · CC BY-SA 4.0The country's largest man-made pond, with a national park and a picnic spot beside it.
📷 অভিজিৎ দাস · CC BY-SA 4.0An ornate historic mosque close to the Kantajew Temple.
📷 Zaheerahmed786 · CC BY-SA 4.0Ruins of an ancient Buddhist monastery (vihara) in Nawabganj.
📷 Rahul_Kumar_Sanjowal · CC BY-SA 3.0The buildings of Maharaja Pran Nath Roy's historic palace.
A popular amusement park near Dinajpur town for a family outing.
Timetables change; check tickets and times at eticket.railway.gov.bd · Source: Bangla Wikipedia
Every number is from an official website, last checked on 8 October 2026. All emergency numbers with sources
The best time to visit Dinajpur is October to March.
Ways to get from Dhaka to Dinajpur: 7-8 hours by bus (from Gabtoli/Kalyanpur), 9-10 hours by train. Trains from Dhaka that stop in Dinajpur district: Ekota Express, Drutojan Express, Panchagarh Express, Nilsagar Express, Chilahati Express and Kurigram Express.
Places to see in Dinajpur: Kantajew Temple, Ramsagar, Nayabad Mosque, Sitakot Vihara, Dinajpur Rajbari and Shopnopuri.
It takes 2 days to see Dinajpur.
Accommodation in Dinajpur: mid-range hotels in town, Tk 1,000-3,000 (approx.).
The famous food of Dinajpur: Dinajpur's Katarivog rice (fragrant rice), lychees and bhuna khichuri (spiced rice and lentils).
Call 999 for the police, the fire service or an ambulance anywhere in Bangladesh; the call is free. The Tourist Police 24-hour helpline is 01320-222222, and the fire service hotline is 102.
Famous for: Dinajpur's Katarivog rice (fragrant rice), lychees and bhuna khichuri (spiced rice and lentils)
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