The Uttara Ganabhaban, also known as Dighapatia Palace, is an 18th-century royal residence located in Natore, Bangladesh. Originally built by Raja Doyaram, it boasts Indo-Saracenic architecture and a stunning clocktower gate with a bell imported from Italy. The palace has served as the official residence of the Bangladeshi Prime Minister in the northern region since 1972 and is used for diplomatic meetings and ceremonies. Additionally, it houses the Uttara Ganabhaban Museum, showcasing historical artifacts and items of interest.