Once the capital of Bengal, Murshidabad is a timeless destination of magnificent palaces, Nawabi heritage, sacred temples, historic mosques, silk traditions, and riverside charm. Discover centuries of royal history and cultural richness aboard a luxury cruise on the Bhagirathi.
Bhagirathi River
Nawabi Heritage
UNESCO Nearby
Silk Capital
The Murshidabad
Murshidabad flourished as the capital of Bengal under Nawab Murshid Quli Khan and remains one of India’s richest heritage destinations. Nestled along the Bhagirathi River, the city is home to magnificent palaces, colonial architecture, temples, mosques, cemeteries, silk weaving traditions, and stories that shaped India’s history.
Discover Murshidabad
Hazarduari Palace
Royal palace with 1,000 doors, a fascinating museum, and the magnificent legacy of Bengal's Nawabs.
Katra Mosque
An architectural masterpiece built by Murshid Quli Khan, renowned for its grand domes and rich Mughal heritage.
Kathgola Palace
Elegant riverside mansion featuring exquisite architecture, lush gardens, and a glimpse into Bengal's merchant history.
Nizamat Imambara
One of India's largest Imambaras, celebrated for its impressive façade, religious significance, and riverside setting.
Motijheel
Historic crescent-shaped lake surrounded by Nawabi landmarks, tranquil gardens, and colonial-era stories.
Jahan Kosha Cannon
The legendary 'Destroyer of the World' cannon, showcasing Murshidabad's military craftsmanship and royal history.
