English: Pari Bibi's mausoleum is a unique Mughal architecture in Bangladesh. To embellish its interior, black basalt stone from Rajmahal, white marble from Jaipur and encaustic tiles of various colours were used. The square tomb stands on a stone platform raised and situated between the mosque and the audience hall on the central axis. Originally, there were water reservoirs with fountains on four sides of the tomb. The four corner turrets are crowned with cupolas. The near symmetrical front walls are decorated with usual plaster. The interior of the building has nine chambers. The central room is the mausoleum of Pari Bibi. This central room is covered by an octagonal-shaped dome, which has been overlaid in bronze.