Chika Masjid

Chika or chamkan mosque 15th century, one of the most popular visiting and picnic spot at Gour, Malda.

As said it contains some carved stones from h hindu temple and it is probably a mausoleum.

One of the historical places. Clean environment. Sculpture on the wall are well decorated. Somewhere the wall arts and decorated pillars signifie the trace of a Hinduism as well. A pillar laying on earth decorated by many elements like Padma, chakra and it's structure is almost like south Indian temple thumb.

The Chika Mosque was built in 1475 by Sultan Yusuf Shah located in Gour, Malda in West Bengal, India. The name originated from the fact that it used to shelter a large number of chikas, or bats. It is a single-domed edifice, almost in ruins now. The beautifully ornate carvings on the walls and the images of Hindu idols on the stonework of doors and lintels are still partly visible. It has the images of Hindu Idols on the stonework of doors which are still partly visible.

One of the peaceful and spacious historical place with greenery view. You may visit here with your friends, family and beloved one.
There was no entry ticket required.

Sultan Yusuf Shah built the Chika Mosque in 1475. The name originated from the fact that it used to shelter a large number of chikas, or bats. It is a single-domed edifice, almost in ruins now. The beautifully ornate carvings on the walls and the images of Hindu idols on the stonework of doors and lintels are still partly visible. The mosque also bears traces of Hindu temple architecture

Must see the historical site to feel the essence of Muslim ruler to establish the Islamic religion in Bengal.

Place is very quiet and well maintained.No entry fees.its in Gour.

Good for one time visit only