The Sixty Domes is also familiar as the Shait Gambuj Mosque or Saith Gunbad Masjid.

This spiritual place received designation as a UNESCO world heritage site in 1985 as a cultural building.

From the Sultanate period, it is also the largest mosque in the country. The location of Sixty Domes is also in Bagerhat, Khulna Division, Bangladesh.

Construction of this mesmerising place began in 1442, with its completion in 1459.

The breath-taking site is 160 feet long and 108 feet wide. Visitors describe this spiritual place as a stunningly designed building.

Although called the Sixty Dome Mosque, the building actually consists of 77 low domes, along with 4 in each corner making it 81.

The inside is as marvellous as the exterior, with identical archways, stretching out to support the roof.

Along with the sixty domes, there is also sixty pillars that support the uphold and weight of the 60 domes.

A visitor to this place reviewing on google expresses: