The Kali temple in Lalmonirhat, Bangladesh, was established in 1836. Almost eight decades later, the local Muslim community built the mosque at the same place. Both places of worship share a courtyard, and both the Hindu and Muslim worship leaders view it as their responsibility to uphold religious mutual respect.

This centuries-old site of religious harmony is also a draw for tourists.

In 2024, following the resignation of Bangladesh's then-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina amid widespread protests, there were mass incidents of violence against Hindu minorities. Against this backdrop, those at this unique site feel that these two places of worship coexisting is needed now more than ever.