Mosques

Paltan, situated in the heart of Dhaka, provides Muslims with a dense network of prayer places. Within a 5 km radius, over 20 mosques are mapped, reflecting the strong Islamic presence in the city. Notable among them is the iconic Baitul Mukarram National Masjid, located just 0.8 km away, serving as a central landmark for worshippers. Other prominent mosques include Kakrail Mosque (1.1 km) and the historic Chawkbazar Shahi Jame Masjid (2.9 km), each offering a rich heritage and spacious prayer halls.

The listed prayer places are spread across key areas of Dhaka, including Paltan itself, where the Paltan Jame Masjid (0.6 km) and Naya Paltan Jame Masjid (0 km) are situated. Further afield, mosques are found in Banani (Banani Central Jame Masjid, 6.3 km), Gulshan (Gulshan Society Jame Masjid, 7.2 km), and Azimpur (Azimpur Chapra Masjid, 3.3 km). This distribution ensures that residents and visitors in various neighbourhoods have access to prayer facilities, from the historic Lalbagh Shahi Mosque (3.3 km) to the modern Army Central Mosque (7.9 km).

For those travelling or new to the city, the proximity of these mosques to major landmarks is a practical advantage. The Dhaka Railway Station Central Jame Masjid (1.3 km) serves commuters, while the Sangsad Bhaban South Plaza Jame Masjid (4.5 km) is near the national parliament. With addresses provided for each mosque, users can easily locate their nearest prayer place. Whether in the bustling streets of Fakirapul (Fakirapul Jame Masjid, 0.5 km) or the academic campus of BUET (Central Mosque, BUET, 2.6 km), the mapped records offer a reliable guide to the city's prayer-place landscape.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting, as some may have multiple entrances or specific prayer halls. Contact information is not provided, so verify details directly with the mosque for exact prayer times and facilities. The listed mosques are based on available mapped records; always confirm accessibility and women's sections on site.