Located in Comilla Adarsho Sadar Upazila, Comilla District, Bangladesh, Kotila Mura is one of the fifth spots between the Mainamati remains. This place goes back to 600 AD.

In terms of style, this site has more of a traditional structure, whereas other Mainamati ruins have a more evolving style.

This historical site is on top of a mound, which has three spiritual elements, including Dharma, Sangha and the Buddha.

The only route to this place is from the North Eastern direction, an opening which takes you to a massive hall. There was also chamber to the exterior of the hall.

Excavation evidence suggests this structure was active from the 7th to 13th century.

During excavations, researchers did retrieve a gold coin of Mu’tasim Billah, the final Abbasid Caliph (1242 – 1258) from the site.

Other artefacts researchers did collect from the site include broken parts of a stone structure and relics from that time.

As a result of its rich history, it has become a major tourist spot for people visiting Bangladesh.