This is small fort in banda district...but it's good place to see. This placed at bank on Kane river. Kane river is tributary of Yamuna river.

There is no maintnence in fort And good place for photo shoot

Bhuragrah Fort is situated at the bank of the Ken river. Seeing the sunset from the fort is a beautiful experience. The historical importance of Bhuragarh Fort is related to Bundela reign and Hridaya Shah and Jagat Rai, sons of Maharaja Chattrasal. Kirat Singh, son of Jagat Rai, repaired Bhuragarh Fort in 1746 A.D. None Arjun Singh was the care taker of the fort.

Interesting place but very durty area so many unresponsive person live in this area.

This is too Dirty and have much more obstruction in visiting every place. Lots of local people destroying it continuously.and the gov haven't any idea what type of activities are going there , people drink,smoke ,paint and damaging that building even they destroyed a painting of lord Shiva there . This is too bad .

The great Fort has not yet been taken care by authorities so only the ruins available but it still give feelings.

It's not a fort anymore...it's a ruins... government didn't maintain this site at all...such a pity that a historical place like this wasted

A very very beautiful architecture by ancient people. it is also known as death of some revolutionary people by British GOVT.. you can find peace at here.

Visit this place only if you want to be embarassed about the poor maintenance about the historical structures in India. You will find hard to locate the fort even if you are standing on it. There is no fort left there and the ruins are covered with posters, advertisement and slogans of politics and business in Banda.

Ancient glorious past Beside ken😀😚😄river

I love treval

The place is not good for friends outing or family picnic no authorities at the location to maintain safety for everyone

Most niglected place government should provide repair pramote tourism.

Historical place but government have to look after this place so much dust and no facility and dirty also

Bhuragrah Fort Category Historic Across the river Ken there are ruins of Bhuragarh Fort, said to be built with brown stones by Raja Guman Singh in the 17th century. This place was important during the freedom struggle. A every year on the “Makar Sankranti” a Fair is organized at this place is known as ‘Natbali Ka Mela’. Bhuragrah Fort is situated at the bank of the Ken river. Seeing the sunset from the fort is a beautiful experience. The historical importance of Bhuragarh Fort is related to Bundela reign and Hridaya Shah and Jagat Rai, sons of Maharaja Chattrasal. Kirat Singh, son of Jagat Rai, repaired Bhuragarh Fort in 1746 A.D. None Arjun Singh was the care taker of the fort. In 1787 A.D., Nawab Ali Bahudur I started looking after the Banda domain. He fought a war against None Arjun Singh in 1792 A.D. Then it Taken over by the Nawab’s rule for some time but Rajaram Dauwa and Laxman Dauwa won it again from the Nawabs. After the death of None Arjun Singh, Nawab Ali Bahudar took the control of Bhuragarh Fort. The Nawab died in 1802 A.D. and Gaurihar Maharaj took the administration after him. The Great Freedom Struggle against the British Empire started on 14 June 1857. It was led by Nawab Ali Bahadur II in Banda. This struggle was much fiercer than expected and revolutionaries from Allahbad, Kanpur and Bihar joined the Nawab in fighting the British. On 15 June 1857, revolutionaries killed Joint Magistrate Cockrail. On 16 April 1858, Whit luck arrived in Banda and fought against the revolutionary army of Banda. About 3000 revolutionaries were killed in the fort during this war. Nuts (one who performs acrobatic feats) from Sarbai sacrificed their lives in this war. Their graves are found inside the fort. Graves of many revolutionaries are found around the fort.