Destination guide
Shah Suja Mosque
শাহ সুজা মসজিদ
One of Cumilla's oldest Mughal structures — built in 1658 by Shah Suja, son of Emperor Shah Jahan, it is said, to mark victory over the Tripura king. Step past the domes and Mughal arches and the era leaves its mark on you.
History & significance
A mosque bound up with Mughal memory — its name is tied to Shah Suja's Cumilla campaign; known both as a place of worship and a sight to see.
How to get there
In the Rajganj–Chakbazar area of town, near the Gomti river embankment — any rickshaw gets you there.
Entry fee
৳0 · traveller-reported
No ticket — it is an active mosque, so enter with respect.
Opening hours & best time
Visible in daylight outside prayer times — the mid-afternoon lull is quietest.
Best time
Afternoon light brings out the colour of the old brick.
Traveller tips
Don't enter during prayers; look quietly and move on.
Pair it with an evening on the Gomti embankment nearby.
Location
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