📷 LM Tanzil · CC BY-SA 4.0Shakuni Lake
🌳 ParkA huge lake in the middle of town, with walking paths and afternoon hangouts.
📷 Kazi Rashed Abdallah · CC BY-SA 4.0At a glance: Madaripur is a district in Dhaka Division; the best time to visit is October to March; a visit takes 1 day; from Dhaka it takes 2-3 hours by bus.
Last updated: October 2026
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📷 LM Tanzil · CC BY-SA 4.0A huge lake in the middle of town, with walking paths and afternoon hangouts.
The house of British indigo planters, with memories of the Great Bengal Famine of 1770 and the peasant revolt.
The shrine of the saint Madaripur is named after, in the town centre.
📷 Press Information Department · Public domainThe vastness of the Padma from the Jajira-Shibchar end of the bridge.
A two-storey temple built by zamindar Rajaram Roy Chowdhury at Khalia, Rajoir; designs from the Ramayana and Mahabharata cover its walls; a protected antiquity.
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 Madaripur is October to March.
Ways to get from Dhaka to Madaripur: 2-3 hours by bus (from Sayedabad/Gabtoli), quick via the Padma Bridge. Trains from Dhaka that stop in Madaripur district: Madhumati Express.
Places to see in Madaripur: Shakuni Lake, Auliapur Neelkuthi, Shah Madar Dargah, Padma Bridge Shibchar and Rajaram Temple, Khalia.
It takes 1 day to see Madaripur.
Accommodation in Madaripur: basic hotels in town, Tk 600-1,500 (approx.).
The famous food of Madaripur: Madaripur's hilsa, cow's milk sweets and yoghurt.
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: Madaripur's hilsa, cow's milk sweets and yoghurt
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