Revitalization of Idrakpur Fort, Munshiganj

Built in 1660 AD by Mughal Subahdar Mir Jumla II, Idrakpur Fort is a rare surviving river fort that historically guarded Dhaka from pirate invasions via the Ichhamati and Meghna rivers. Located in the heart of Munshiganj, this national heritage site holds immense military, architectural, and cultural value. Over time, however, it has fallen victim to illegal

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