Where2Go by MakeMyTrip • 01 Jul 2025
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is India's largest fort. The two distinct pillars - Kirti Stambh and Vijay Stambh - are quite intricately carved and echo heroism and bravery.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the beacon of Mughal architecture and one of the most well-preserved forts. It is made entirely of red sandstone and is a must-visit site.
One of the largest forts in India, its sturdy walls make it an imposing structure with 7 gates. One of the gates still has cannon imprints from the war.
This is one of the most impenetrable forts in India and is nestled atop a rocky mountain! Mughal ruler Babur called this the 'Pearl of Fortresses' due to its architecture.
One of the most beautiful and majestic forts with a stunning Sheesh Mahal, this well-maintained fort is Rajasthan's pride. Get to witness history, culture and grandeur here.
This South Indian glory is known for its rich history. With its 10 km long wall, the grandeur stands apart. It's believed that major gemstones of the country were mined from here.
Today, you can only find the ruins of this Kakatiya masterpiece but it's worth a visit. Its 1000-pillar temple and small sculptures carved with black stone reflect true heritage.
This haunted fort is famous for its ghost stories and historical ruins. As you enter the complex, you can experience the eerie vibes all around, making for a great experience.
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