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Sapni Fort, Kalpa Overview It is a paradise for architecture and art lovers. Sapni Fort is situated near a small village named Sapni. It is seven stories high and is standing as a reminder of the glorious bygone eras. The fort is a symbol of architectural grandeur. The fifth floor of this fort houses a
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Kamru Fort, Kalpa Overview It gives the visitors a glimpse of the artistic legacy of the glorious past. The fort is now converted into a temple. This temple worships the Hindu Goddess Kamakhya Devi. The fort has a huge magnificent idol of the Goddess. It is placed on the third floor. The temple also has
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Kahlur Fort, Bilaspur (HP) Overview Kahlur Fort, which is more commonly known as Kot- Kahlur is almost 3600 feet above the sea level. This majestic structure is situated in the district of Bilaspur. During the British era, Bilaspur was known as Kahlur, the princely state. The remainings of the fort are famous among visitors and
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Lal Quila, Delhi Overview Lal Quila has historical significance and is among the places to visit in Delhi. Situated in the hub of the capital city, Red Fort or Lal Quila is an ancient Mughal monument. It accommodated many Mughal emperors during the Mughal reign in India. The monument was constructed in the mid 19th
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Tughlaqabad Fort, Delhi Overview Tughlaqabad Fort is a wonderful example of pure Islamic architecture and one of the best places to visit in Delhi. The site is specifically famous for history buffs, architecture lovers, explorers, photographers, and people who are going on an excursion trip. Established by Ghiyas-Uddin-tughlaq, the fort was built after the Tughlaq
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Purana Qila, Delhi Overview As the name implies, Purana Qila is the oldest Delhi fort, and one of the best places to visit in Delhi. Commonly known as Old Fort and Shergarh & Sher Fort, Puran Qila was occupied by people for over 2,500 years. The Qila has ancient walls that stand at a height
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Jammu, also known as the city of temples, is the winter capital of the state of Jammu and Kashmir. It is the second most populous city of the state and is situated on the banks of the river Tawi. Geography One of the 22 districts of J&K, Jammu is also the largest city of Jammu
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Bagh-e-Bahu Adjoining the Bahu Fort compound is the beautiful garden, Bagh-e-Bahu. The garden is home to vast lush green grass, sculpted fountains, stone engravings, a lake and India’s largest underground aquarium. At Bagh-e-Bahu, you get to experience all of this at one place. The garden provides a serene environment for anyone looking for a place
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Akhnoor Fort On the banks of the river Chenab is the historical town of Akhnoor, home to the grand Akhnoor Fort built in 1802 by Raja Alam Singh. The construction for this two-storeyed fort took 40 years to be completed. And since 1982, it has been a topic of research at the Archaeological Survey of
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Sindhudurg Fort One of the most sort after histrionics is the Sindhudurg fort that can be found in Tarkali. Chatrapati Shivaji, the great Maratha warrior built this fort.