National Martyrs’ Memorial, Savar
Jatiyo Smriti Soudho — seven soaring planes honouring the martyrs of the 1971 Liberation War.
📍 Location & access
🧭 Planning your trip
The best window for National Martyrs’ Memorial, Savar is All year. November to February is the easiest season for travel across Bangladesh generally — cool and dry — while the monsoon between June and September is when the haors, waterfalls and hills are at their most dramatic.
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Sunrise and sunset at National Martyrs’ Memorial, Savar today
Useful for planning the golden hour — 12:49 of daylight.
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Where is National Martyrs’ Memorial, Savar?
National Martyrs’ Memorial, Savar is in Dhaka district, Bangladesh, at 23.9086°N, 90.2549°E.
When is the best time to visit National Martyrs’ Memorial, Savar?
The best season to visit National Martyrs’ Memorial, Savar is All year.
What is National Martyrs’ Memorial, Savar known for?
Jatiyo Smriti Soudho — seven soaring planes honouring the martyrs of the 1971 Liberation War.