Explore the Historic Pathar ki Masjid in Patna

January

5.0 - 26.8 °C

February

8.1 - 30.6 °C

March

11.9 - 37.3 °C

April

17.3 - 41.2 °C

May

20.8 - 42.9 °C

June

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July

23.9 - 37.2 °C

August

23.9 - 36.3 °C

September

23.0 - 35.3 °C

October

17.1 - 34.6 °C

November

10.7 - 32.1 °C

December

6.6 - 27.9 °C

Major Airports :

Jaiprakash Narayan International Airport (PAT), Patna

Nearest Railway Station :

Patna Junction Railway Station (PNBE)

A tranquil masterpiece of Mughal architecture

Pathar Ki Masjid stands on the banks of Patna's Ganges river as an impressive testament to Mughal-style architecture, captivating visitors for centuries with its captivating Mughal features and design. This historic mosque, constructed during Parwez Shah's governorship of Bihar during his father Jahangir's Mughal empire reign, holds the distinction of being Patna's oldest mosque. Named the Stone Mosque due to its remarkable construction entirely made of stone and decorated with intricate designs and verses from the Holy Quran etched on its walls, entering this holy grounds will fill you with tranquillity and awe - making this destination essential for those in search of architectural beauty and peaceful atmosphere.

Unveiling architectural marvels

There are four small minarets at the corners and two long minarets at the entrance of the mosque. - This is witten on current Incredible India website. Other sites also talk of 4 minarets and dome Constructed during Parwez Shah's governorship of Bihar by Parwez Shah himself, this stone mosque is truly exceptional and stands as an icon for Mughal design in Patna. Conceived as mediaeval-style architecture with its raised platform, striking central dome, four small minarets at corners, and two long minarets at its entrance, its mediaeval-style architecture transports visitors back in time and leaves visitors inspired and admiring.

A serene haven of devotion

Pathar ki Masjid radiates an air of tranquillity that belies its architectural allure, inviting visitors in with walls adorned with verses from the Holy Quran that create an aura of reverence and calm. Though small in size, Pathar ki Masjid attracts many devotees, especially during religious holidays like Eid when illumination fills its halls, drawing in worshipers of various faiths for prayers and solace from across society - creating harmony and unification across communities alike.

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Timings

Opening time - Open all days of the week

Unravelling stories of the past

Pathar Ki Masjid holds within its walls an abundance of stories and traditions from years gone by, having served as a venue for social gatherings over time, adding further cultural heritage and significance. When exploring its hallowed halls, you will uncover hidden narratives woven into its stones that bear witness to an enduring spirit of community and faith that thrived here.

Enhance Your Journey

Visit Pathar Ki Masjid and immerse yourself in Patna's rich cultural fabric. Discover Mahavir Mandir - one of Bihar's beloved temples situated only 7 km away - which offers lively experiences of Bihar culture. Experience Gandhi Maidan, located 4 km from Pathar ki Masjid and witness thrilling sports events while participating in outdoor activities or attending live concerts. Explore ancient and mediaeval Indian history at the Patna Museum, located approximately 6 kilometres away, where an outstanding collection of artefacts and artwork will shed light on this vast culture. Unleash your inner archaeologist as you embark on an archaeological adventure at Kumhrar, just 7 km away from Pathar ki Masjid, to uncover fascinating Mauryan-era remnants such as an Ashoka Pillar and Agam Kuan (attributed to Emperor Ashoka), where myths and legends surround this ancient well.

Pathar ki Masjid offers more than architectural exploration; it is also an inspirational journey through time. When you experience its stunning Mughal design and tranquil atmosphere, you will come away with an appreciation of both its craftsmanship and historical importance - something only discovered at Pathar ki Masjid can bring.