Sreepur Zamindar Bari (Sreepur Zamindar Bari) is the historical architectural monument of Pal Raja's royal palace just 1 km away from Sreepur upazila headquarters of Magura district. Sardaranjan Pal Chowdhury established zamindari in Sreepur and surrounding areas. According to history, Sardaranjan Pal Chowdhury bought this zamindari from Nawab Alivardi Khan in the 1500s.
It is said that before the construction of Sreepur Zamindar House, Udayaditya, son of Maharaja Pratapaditya of Jessore, one of the twelve Bhuias of Bengal, was married to Bibha Rani Pal Chowdhury, daughter of Zamindar Sardaranjan Pal Chowdhury, and King Pratapaditya cooperated in various ways in the construction of Sreepur Zamindar House.
Poet Guru Rabindranath Tagore wrote the novel 'Bouthakurani's Hat' about Bibha Rani Pal Chowdhury, daughter of landlord Sardaranjan Pal Chowdhury. The sight of Sreepur Zamindar's house The ruins of the grand palace and the Sinhdwara of the house keep the visitors mesmerized by the hope of seeing Sreepur Zamindar's house.



