Ali Amjad Clock Tower is a historical and popular tourist
spot in Sylhet, located next to Keen Bridge on the banks of Surma River and is
one of the oldest clock towers in Bangladesh, bearing the British period
architecture and heritage of Sylhet, which is attractive to tourists for its
history, architecture and scenic views.
Reasons for attraction:
- Historical Significance: Built in 1872, this clock house is a witness to the history of Sylhet and is an outstanding example of British architecture.
- Aesthetic Location: Being on the north bank of Surma River and next to the famous Keen Bridge, the ambience is very pleasant, especially in the evening.
- Cultural Centre: It is the meeting point of local people and the center of cultural activities, where one can feel the river breeze and the pulse of local life.
- Proximity to other attractions: Keen Bridge, Chadnighat, and the picturesque riverside setting makes it an ideal sightseeing spot.
How to go:
- Sylhet city is easily accessible by CNG, rickshaw or auto rickshaw.
- Its distance from Sylhet Railway Station and Kodomtoli Central Bus Terminal is just 1 km towards North West.
Specialty:
- It is not just a clock, but a symbol of Sylhet's identity and heritage, which is an unforgettable experience for tourists.

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