Ali Amjad’s Clock, Sylhet

Ali Amjad's Clock, Sylhet

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Ali Amjad’s Clock (আলী আমজাদের ঘড়ি)

Ali Amjad’s Clock is one of Sylhet’s most iconic landmarks and a historic clock tower situated beside the Surma River near Keane Bridge. Built in 1874 by Nawab Ali Ahmad Khan of Prithimpassa, it was named after his son Ali Amjad and is considered one of the oldest clock towers in Bangladesh.

Highlights:

Location: VVQ9+84R, Sylhet
Opening Hours: Open 24 hours
Historical Significance: A proud symbol of Sylhet’s heritage and architectural history, often visited for photography and sightseeing.
Visitor Experience: Offers a scenic view of the Surma River and the surrounding area, making it a popular spot for tourists and locals alike.

Tips for Visitors:

Best time to visit is during sunset for beautiful river views.
Ideal for photography enthusiasts and history lovers.
Combine your visit with a walk across Keane Bridge to explore the Sylhet riverside.