UNESCO World Heritage Site
Mission & Preservation
Safeguarding a timeless legacy for generations to come
Our foremost mission is to ensure the physical preservation and structural integrity of the Sixty Dome Mosque and the surrounding historic Mosque City of Bagerhat. This includes targeted structural repairs, weatherproofing, and protection against environmental threats including climate change, rising salinity, and urban encroachment.
We actively collaborate with the Department of Archaeology of Bangladesh, UNESCO, and international conservation bodies to implement best-practice preservation methodologies. Current initiatives include digital documentation using 3D scanning and photogrammetry, material analysis of original brick and terracotta elements, and development of site management plans.
Through educational workshops, heritage tours, academic partnerships, and digital outreach, we strive to raise awareness about the historical significance of the Sixty Dome Mosque. Our programs target students, researchers, architects, and the broader public — both in Bangladesh and internationally.
We are committed to developing sustainable heritage tourism infrastructure around Bagerhat, including improved visitor facilities, trained local guides, interpretive signage, and digital visitor resources. Our goal is to make the site accessible to global audiences while protecting its integrity.
Our long-term vision includes comprehensive restoration of deteriorated terracotta ornamentation, stabilization of the dome structures, improved drainage systems, and establishment of a dedicated on-site museum and research center. We envision the Sixty Dome Mosque becoming a world-class heritage destination and center for the study of Indo-Islamic architecture.
Whether you are a scholar, architect, conservationist, or heritage enthusiast — your expertise and support can make a difference in preserving this irreplaceable monument.
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