IMAMBARA is situated in Hooghly,West Bengal,India.Imambara literally means,the residence of Imam. It was built in the memory of Haji Muhammad Mohisn . The construction of the building was started in1841 and ended in 1861. It was designed by Keramtullah Khan. The old Imambara was built by Aga Motaher. Later it was rebuilt by Muhammad Mohisn. The mosque is affiliated by Shia Muslim. It is a two storied building with a tall clock tower over the gate. The inner side of the mosque is decorated with marbles,candles and hanging lanterns.The mian thing which attracted the people is its towering entrance way.It has a prayer hall named as jaridalari.At the backyard there is a sundial.There are two storied corridors on the both side of the fountain named Bibikhana. The place is famous for its clock.It is placed at the middle of the two towers.The clock is considered to be the 2nd largest clock in the world after Big Ben. HOW TO REACH: The nearest railway station is Bandel Junction.It is connected with both Howrah and Naihati.People have to get down at Hooghly station and take an auto to reach Imambara .One can also reach here by road and by boat. The entry will open on 8.00 AM and close on 5.00 PM and the entry fees is INR 10 per person.