Destination guide
Singair Mosque
সিঙ্গাইর মসজিদ
Directly opposite the Sixty Dome Mosque, across the highway, stands a small one-domed old mosque — Singair Mosque; some also call it the Nine Dome Mosque. Small in size, big in story — many say it was Khan Jahan Ali's own place of worship. Visitors report worshippers still pray there — a 600-year-old building with more life than many newly built ones. It was declared a protected antiquity in 1975.
History & significance
Part of the 15th-century Khanjahani architecture, in the Sundarghona area barely 25 metres from the main mosque. Though worn by age, locals still pray here, seasoned visitors report.
How to get there
Walking distance from the Sixty Dome Mosque or the mazar — just cross the highway. ৳10–20 by auto if you prefer.
Entry fee
No verified entry fee yet
No one reports a ticket — an open site, likely free.
Opening hours & best time
Visit in daylight — separate opening hours couldn't be verified.
Best time
Bundle it with the Sixty Dome Mosque trip — a 15–20 minute stop.
Traveller tips
It shares the main mosque's architectural language — comparing the two brings out the Khanjahani style.
The building is worn — look, don't lean on the walls.