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BUET Central Temple, Dhaka South City Corporation

BUET Central Temple, Dhaka South City Corporation

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Dhaka South City Corporation

Information last updated Nov 4, 2026

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The BUET Central Temple is located on the northeast side of Ahson Ullah Hall on the BUET campus. The central temple was established for the worship of the university’s traditional religious teachers, students, and staff. Currently, puja is being held here and there is also an arrangement for Shyam Puja. The temple is situated beside the Ahson Ullah Hall–Shaheed Smriti Hall Connection Road.

History

According to a report published by "The Daily Campus" on June 23, 2024, the day before, on Saturday, June 22, in the morning, the cornerstone plaque of the central temple on the northeast side of Ahshon Ullah Hall was unveiled. The then Vice-Chancellor of BUET, Professor Dr. Satya Prasad Majumdar, and the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Dr. Abdul Jabbir Khan, laid the cornerstone. The university's Dean, department heads, registrar, director, provost, chief engineer, and staff were present at the ceremony.

How to get there

If travelling by bus, get off in the Nilkhet area and take a rickshaw towards Ahsanullah Hall at BUET, near Palashi. If using a CNG autorickshaw, rickshaw or ride-hailing service, ask for ‘BUET Ahsanullah Hall’. At the campus entrance, tell security that you are visiting the Central Temple. Inside, walk to the northeast side of the hall along the Ahsanullah Hall–Shahid Smriti Hall connecting road. Confirm campus-entry arrangements with the organisers before visiting.

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Visitor Info

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Wheelchair Access
Best Time to VisitFind out the day and time from the organizers to join the announced Shyamapuja. It is good to confirm campus entry arrangements and the time of the puja before general viewing.
Puja SchedulePuja is currently held at the temple, and arrangements for Shyam Puja are in place. Please find out the specific timings of the daily puja and the schedule of Shyam Puja from the relevant organizers of the bureau.

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Ahsanullah Hall–Shahid Smriti Hall Connecting Road, BUET campus, northeast of Ahsanullah Hall, Dhaka South City Corporation

AreaDhaka South City Corporation
Para/MohollaBUET campus, northeast of Ahsanullah Hall
RoadAhsanullah Hall–Shahid Smriti Hall Connecting Road
NearAhson Ullah Hall, Buit
Plus CodeP9FV+VF

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Frequently asked questions

Where is BUET Central Temple?

BUET Central Temple is at Ahsanullah Hall–Shahid Smriti Hall Connecting Road, BUET campus, northeast of Ahsanullah Hall, Dhaka South City Corporation.

What is near BUET Central Temple?

The nearest landmark is Ahson Ullah Hall, Buit.

Which deities are worshipped at BUET Central Temple?

Deities worshipped here: Kali, Krishna, Radha.

Which festivals are celebrated at BUET Central Temple?

Festivals celebrated here: Kali Puja.