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Near the bustling lanes of Chawkbazar in Old Dhaka stands the weathered remains of a monument that once represented the grandeur, ambition and commercial importance of Mughal Dhaka. Known as Bara Katra, this 17th-century structure was built beside the Buriganga River during the rule of Mughal prince Shah Shuja. Originally conceived as a grand residence but eventually endowed as a caravanserai for travelers and merchants, Bara Katra became an important part of the urban life of Mughal Dhaka. Today, only a fraction of the original complex survives. Yet its monumental gateway and surviving architectural elements continue to offer a glimpse into a period when Dhaka was emerging as one of...

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