Places of Interest
- Kobi Jasimuddin's House: Residence of the renonwed Bengali poet Jasimuddin
- Faridpur District Court: 19th century colonial styled court house
- Mazar of Dewan Saker Shah: Mausoleum of the Dewan of the Boalmari Estate
- River Research Institute: a government research institute
- Moyez Manzil Palace: a mansion of the Chanpur Estate
- Baisrashi Babu Bari Palace: a mansion of the Baisrashi Estate
- Kamlapur, Faridpur: historic neighbourhood housing colonial buildings and zamindar mansions
- Dighir Par Masjid: a mosque in Bhanga built during the Mughal era
- Basudeva Mandir: famous Hindu temple
- Faridpur Zila School: one of the oldest schools in Bangladesh
- Bishwa Zaker Monjil : a mansion of the Aatroshi Estate
- Gerda Shaheb Para a beautiful place.
- Sri Angan headquarters of the Mahanam Sampraday of Hindus
- Kabir Bag: A beautiful mansion built during the 19th century and owned by the famous Kabir Family of Faridpur
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