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PalaceTangail district· Dhaka DivisionHidden gem
ধনবাড়ী নবাব মঞ্জিল
The old palace of the Dhanbari nawabs and the ornate mosque beside it. Part of the palace is now run as a private resort; the mosque is open for prayer.
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Last updated: 07/10/2026
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Soft sandesh from Jamurki in Mirzapur, also on the GI list. Many pick some up on the Dhaka–Tangail road.
Fruit
Juicy pineapples grown in Madhupur's red soil, with GI status. Markets pile them up at the start of the monsoon.
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The reddish-brown chomchom named after Porabari in Tangail Sadar, firm outside and juicy within.
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