An Indo-Saracenic red-brick building of the early 1900s, now part of the science faculty of Dhaka University.
Curzon Hall was built in 1904 and is one of the best-known Indo-Saracenic buildings in Dhaka, now used by Dhaka University's faculty of science. The exterior can be photographed from the lawn and grounds, though the building is in use and interior access is limited. Late afternoon light is warm on the brick. The campus is public but may be closed to visitors during political events or exams. Ask before photographing students and keep a respectful distance.
| Best time | Golden hour |
|---|---|
| Best season | November to February |
| Difficulty | easy |
Shooting notes
- Equipment
- Wide zoom
Highlights
- Red brick and arches
- Front lawn
- Campus life
Tips for visiting
- Check for campus events or closures.
- Ask before photographing students.
- Golden hour gives warm brick tones.
- Combine with Ramna Park.
When to visit
Golden hour
Accessibility
Grounds are flat; building access is limited.
Frequently asked questions
Can I go inside?
Interior access is limited; the exterior can be photographed from the grounds.
Is it open to the public?
The campus is usually accessible, but check on the day.