Rajbari

Rajbari is a district town in the Dhaka Division of Bangladesh, situated on the northern bank of the Padma River (Ganges). The name "Rajbari" means "royal house" — reflecting the area's history as a seat of zamindar estates. The town is a quiet agricultural centre, known for rice, jute, and sugarcane cultivation.

The climate is tropical monsoon: hot and humid March–October, cooler November–February.

By Plane

The nearest airport is Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (DAC) in Dhaka, about 100 km north-east.

By Train

Rajbari Railway Station is on the Faridpur–Rajbari branch line, with train connections to Dhaka.

By Car / Road

Rajbari is about 3 hours from Dhaka by bus via the Daulatdia ferry route.

Rickshaws and CNG autorickshaws are the main local transport.

• Padma River – The riverfront with fishing boats and ferries.

• Rajbari Zamindar Bari – Historic zamindar house ruins.

• Daulatdia – The ferry terminal town on the Padma crossing route.

• Watch the sun set over the Padma River.

• Explore the Zamindar Bari.

Bengali cuisine: rice, dal, Padma River fish curry.

Tea stalls are common. Bottled water is recommended.

• Budget: Guesthouses for Tk 400–800.

Local markets sell agricultural products and textiles.

• Faridpur (east) – Riverside district town.
• Dhaka (100 km) – The capital city.
• Kushtia (west) – Historic town on the Padma with Lalon Shah's shrine.
• Pabna (north) – Agricultural district.