Destination guide
Gerda Mosque & the 1604 Plaque
গেরদা মসজিদ ও ১৬০৪ সালের ফলক
About 7 km from the district town, Gerda hides an Arabic inscription plaque from 1604 — a remnant of a mosque founded by the preacher Shah Ali Baghdadi. Few tourists come, and that is exactly why those who do enjoy it.
History & significance
A surviving Arabic-inscribed plaque of 1604 from a mosque founded by the preacher Shah Ali Baghdadi.
How to get there
About 7 km from the district town — rickshaw or local transport.
Entry fee
No verified entry fee yet
Free.
Opening hours & best time
Daylight hours.
Best time
Any dry day.
Traveller tips
It is a low-profile site — you may need to ask directions; locals point the way gladly.
Location
The exact coordinates of this destination have not been verified yet, so no map location is shown.