The Gwalior fort I must say I am overwhelmed and stunned by the beauty of this beautiful place. My recent visit to Gwalior would always be memorable because of this unimaginable visit to fort. I would say you can’t get enough of this place once you would reach there. This place is actually the crown of this beautiful city. I still don’t understand why this place is so underrated. So you can visit this place by your own vehicle which is allowed till the top and autos or other public transport is allowed only till main entrance. If you love tracking and exploring places please chose to track till top I must say you won’t regret it. Start early in the morning and have snacks and eatables to enjoy your day. The tickets are too nominal like 10 and 25 rs once you reach on the top you would get a breathtaking view of the whole city. One can even plan their pre wedding shoots to this place. I was stunned to see the architect and engineering used. The historical background of this place is really vast. There were multiple rulers who ruled this place. And one can have a good taste of rich cultural and historical heritage.

A beautifully located fort with rich stone carved works and multiple museums and temples. I visited during early morning hours and the place was swamped with people on their morning walks and workout routines. It was a very pleasant experience to visit it at an early hour however I couldn't visit the museums because they open up after 9.30-10 AM. It is a very nice place for family outings especially with children. The view of the entire Gwalior city from the top of the fort is just mesmerizing.

Gwalior is a Heritage city, and Gwalior fort is something Gwalior is known for, it has some historic touch,One of the oldest forts in Madhya Pradesh as well as in India, Gwalior Fort is known for its stunning architecture and unique history. Sprawling and offering unforgettable city views, this hill fort has been ruled by dynasties of different kingdoms over the years. It is also considered as one of the most impenetrable forts in the country. Hence, if you are passionate about different cultures and their past glories, a visit to Gwalior Fort is a must

Overall nice view, especially during evening time. A lot many points for clicking pics. One can easily reach top of the fort by car, though you can go by foot.

One of the oldest forts in Madhya Pradesh as well as in India, Gwalior Fort is known for its stunning architecture and unique history. Sprawling and offering unforgettable city views, this hill fort has been ruled by dynasties of different kingdoms over the years. It is also considered as one of the most impenetrable forts in the country. Hence, if you are passionate about different cultures and their past glories, a visit to Gwalior Fort is a must.

It was built in around 8th century on an isolated hillock overlooking the Gwalior town. It is one of the biggest forts in India and had enormous influence on the history of India. The fort has two important parts namely, the main fort and the Palaces (Gurjari Mahal and the Man Mandir palace). The Palaces were built by Raja Man Singh Tomar. The Gurjari Mahal was built for his favourite queen, Mrignayani.The Gurjari Mahal is now converted into an Archaeological Museum. The fort remained in the control of the Scindia clan of the Marathas from the mid 17th century.

The Fort occupies a diameter of 10 Km area and is made huge. The Fort is beautifully designed and has a Madhya Pradeshi impression on it. If compared to Bundelkhand region fort's they are far more better and larger. The Fort is situated at a good height so that no enemies can attack it. The road to fort is very steep and the Fort too is very large, thus requiring a great stamina to visit this place.

Loved loved loved the place. I personally always like historical places. It's a good place for a nice photoshoot. Also the architecture is just amazing. Do visit this place in very comfortable clothes and most importantly comfortable footwear. You actually have to trek for almost 2Kms if you want to see whole fort. Do visit this place in shoes or sleepers only. There is no ticket for the fort entry. But there are several forts inside it where there is a ticket. Overall good experience. Scroll down for pictures😍

Must visit if you are in Gwalior. Few points to note if you plan; - there are 3 gates to this fort and the one which allows cars until the last point is called Uravi Gate. On Google maps, do not type Gwalior fort else it will take you to the old gate where public tempos are allowed. - Parking is chargeable and once you park you can visit all the temples & monuments. Sound & Light show is temporarily suspended due to Covid and new setup in progress. - Rs 25 ticket to visit (Man Singh Place + Saas Babu Temple & Teli Mandir) / Rs 10 ticket to visit the Museum & Rs 10 ticket to visit Gwalior fort. - Guide is a must but I don't think there are official guide. I still hired a guide (local person) at Rs 150 to visit the Gwalior fort & Rs 400 for Man Singh Palace. - No a stroller friendly place so parents should avoid carrying cot or stroller. But do carry warm clothes for your kids coz by the evening the place can get very chilling. - Do not miss the sunset at the Gwalior fort as it's an exceptional view. - Everything gets close by 5 pm so plan your day likewise. And, do not miss the Gurudwara.

One of the oldest forts in Madhya Pradesh as well as in India, Gwalior Fort is known for its stunning architecture and unique history. Offering unforgettable city views, this hill fort has been ruled by dynasties of different kingdoms over the years. It is also considered as one of the most impenetrable forts in the country. Hence, if you are passionate about different cultures and their past glories, a visit to Gwalior Fort is a must.

The fort is really unique and have beautiful architectural designs. This is a sheer combination of strength and beauty. While visiting the fort you will experience design and beauty more rather than the might. Being one of the oldest and surviving fort you can discover the footprints of all past dynasties who have ruled in Gwalior. A small museum gallery inside the fort was a surprise package. The route is good and place is lively with it's light and sound show in the evening. It has some of the food stalls and parking right in the top. Altogether a great place to visit with family. Everyone will have something to feast upon.

Very famous Fort in MP and well known for its beautiful view and architecture. It is located at high point of the city. The Fort covered in large area so sub-divided into forts. There are many sub forts each fort has tickets for entry (prices may vary for each fort). As Fort is covered in large area so it take hours to complete visit. The best part of the fort that I liked is the "View of City from Fort". It is just wow moment. Parking is paid. Fast food stalls are there. Must visit once ❣️. Best place to go with friends.

Gwalior Fort is one of the most beautiful forts in India and a must-visit place too. The fort complex is very huge and you will at least require half a day to cover the entire fort. Entry to the fort is free but you require to get tickets to visit some places inside the fort, make sure to take the tickets first at the entrance only to avoid the hassle. The fort area is very very beautiful, very much clean and well maintained. Try visiting every palace and temple inside the fort, the tour to the fort can be tiring if you are planning to do it on your feet so carry enough amount of water and some dry snacks.

Huge fort on a hill overlooking the city of Gwalior with excellent views of the city. Imposing walls enclose a large area which hosts a famous school, gurudwara and many archaeological sites including temples and palaces.

One of the oldest forts in Madhya Pradesh as well as in India, Gwalior Fort is known for its stunning architecture and unique history. Sprawling and offering unforgettable city views, this hill fort has been ruled by dynasties of different kingdoms over the years. It is also considered as one of the most impenetrable forts in the country. Hence, if you are passionate about different cultures and their past glories, a visit to Gwalior Fort is a must.

Loved the place its really beautiful and a good place to click photos. If you are interested in historical places this is a must go. A little improvement is required the place needs help the colors are fading and there are some damages to the structure else than that we can spend a quality time here. Dont miss the view point u can see the entire tiny world under it. There are also some adventure sports around the area u can give a try to. Have fun😁

(Translated by Google) The fort of Gwalior, which has witnessed the rise and fall of the political history of India, is a beautiful historical tourist destination incorporating the architecture of many times. (Original) भारत के राजनैतिक इतिहास के उत्तर चढ़ाव का साक्षी रहा ग्वालियर का किला कई समय की वास्तुकला को समेटे हुए एक सुंदर ऐतिहासिक पर्यटन स्थल है।

Must visit. It covers a huge area. Its beautiful (although not maintained),especially the Man Singh palace has a lot to explore. But I would recommend, must go in a group of 4-6 people, as there are very less security gaurds inside. We were just 2 friends and realized this.

Nice place to visit in Gwalior. Would take atleast 2-3 hours to cover the entire area. We went during winters when days are pleasant and relatively cool so didn’t feel exhausting even after long walks and trudging various structures. One should take the services of a local guide, who with their stories will make it less tiring and memorable. One can have a nice view of the city from here.

Located near the old city in Gwalior. Very amazing architecture. Great views and interesting history can be experienced here. When reached to uphills one can visit the Gurudwara and 2 more temples. Nicely maintained. The entry ticket is only 25Rs. Per adult.

Best place to go for tour in Gwalior. The Gwalior Fort. Loved this place. Nice view of whole city around the fort.

Gwalior Fort Is One Of The Most Famous Place In Gwalior. Very Nice And Amazing Place In Gwalior.Very Happy To See That's Amazing Environment And Culture.I Have Already Visits Many Times With Whole Family And Friends. Guide Facilities Is Also Available For Know More About Gwalior Fort.

the Gwalior Fort is one of the most impenetrable fortresses located in the entire northern and southern India and is a place you definitely must visit.The best time to visit the Gwalior Fort is during the autumn and spring season, that is between October and March. One can also enjoy the visit during the time of monsoon when the surrounding is verdant green, and the air is fresh and crisp.

Nice place. I have no words to express the beauty. A marvelous place to see the wide view of city , very nice experience. Must visit

Amazing place if you are in Gwalior give a day to Fort area itself. Gwalior Fort, situated on top of a hill, finds its place among the best fortresses of India. It is also considered to be one of the most impenetrable forts in the country. Known for its great architecture and rich past, Gwalior Fort is a must-visit attraction when visiting Central India. Read about the history of the fort here, and find out what makes it such a wonder.According to historians, there isn’t any concrete proof to indicate exactly when the fort was constructed. However, a local legend tells us that it was built in 3 CE by a local king called Suraj Sen. A saint named Gwalipa came wandering to the fort and met the king, who was suffering from leprosy. When Gwalipa offered him some water from a sacred pond (now called Suraj Kund and located within the fort complex), he immediately became healthy again. As a thankful gesture to the saint, the king named the fort and the town after him. The saint then gave the king the title of ‘Pal’ (protector) and told him that as long as he and his family continue to bear this title, the fort would remain in their possession. Following this, 83 successors of Suraj Sen controlled the fort. But the 84th king, Tej Karan, did not bear the title and lost the fort.

Definitely a must visit in Gwalior.. Breathtaking view of the city but most importantly it takes you through a journey into the past.. You almost feel yourself being part of a piece of history. Would definitely recommend going with the govt. approved guides available (Rs.611 for the entire site covering nearly 1.5 hours, the rates very depending on how many locations you want to hire them), as they narrate the true meaning behind each and every single stone and carving. Intricate architecture takes you through different periods of history and the change of powers.

We went here on 15Aug so tickets were free. You can see the entire Gwalior city from bird's-eye view. The ASI museum is must visit, an so is the 'Zero' point. Man Singh palace is impressive. Indian architectural marvel. Please keep good amount of time in hand if you want to explore and learn about our history. Taking Guide is recommended.

One of the best place of gwalior. Please don't miss to visit this place whenever you visit gwalior.

One of the most beautiful forts with rich history. Right from the base of the fort which has Buddhist caves to the top of the fort which has exquisite stone carved palaces. This place is extremely beautiful but very badly managed by MP Tourism Department. The link on Google map still showed that the fort is closed and took us to the wrong gate from where visitors are not allowed. When we reached the correct gate we were very confused with parking and had to take multiple tickets from multiple counters for maan sing palace and the fort. Fort is very dirty with trash thrown everywhere and only one pathetic public toilet. The staff at entry gate were also very uncooperative and rude about everything. Very unfriendly environment for tourists. MP Tourism department and ASI should seriously look into this matter. Overall it's worth visiting the fort and specially the Maan Singh Palace and SaaS Bahu Temple and Caves. Hiring a guide is highly recommended here. You will need atleast 3 hours to visit this place. The sunset and the city view from the Top of the Fort just looks splendid.

Beautiful view of Gwalior city... Best place to visit with family and friends 👍

I think it's an amazing place of Gwalior 🤗🤗 u should visit the fort 👍👍 U will happy ❤️❤️ Thank uhh 👍👍

Is is so beautiful but if you won't take taxi or Ola it is difficult to climb on it but the place beautiful there are so many temples in it was saas bahu temple many more in the entrance you will find blue designing you will find so many beautiful places and some dangerous places also.

I have never seen this kind of amazing fort

(Translated by Google) A place to visit. The Archaeological Survey Department looks after this fort. Historical buildings look very beautiful. Cleanliness is better. Once visited, Guides are also available. (Original) घूमने लायक जगह है। पुरातत्व सर्वेक्षण विभाग इस किले की देख भाल करता है।ऐतिहासिक इमारतें बहुत सुंदर लगती हैं।साफ सफाई बेहतर है।एक बार जरूर आए।गाइड भी उपलब्ध हैं।

It is a very old and elevated fort built in Madhya Pradesh. Also known as Gibraltar of India. This is very good place to visit in Gwalior with friends. You will find fine architecture and many couples in secret places😀.

Beautiful place. The view of gwalior is so beautiful from here. Its a historical place, also called mansingh palace. Raja Mansingh one of the nine gems of akbar used to live here. Must visit place

Amazing historical place in gwalior, madhya pradesh. A great example of ancient art and scindia empire.

A very nice place to visit, it has historical beauty, such a clean and nice place, its too go by walking as we cod enjoy the whole views all around

Loved it

One of the popular and splendid architecture building of ancient India very rich of artful structure. It's one of our great heritage.

A 10th century marvel, a place where the second oldest record of 0 (zero) in the world is found, spread over 3 kilometer area this fort is a historical marvel! Walking through history, having the stories about each of this place, each design, structures narrated by a guide is simply an immersive experience in the past. The entry fee is 75 rupees for Indian nationals.

The view of the city from the fort is pleasant but the surroundings were not clean.However,the fort is a must visit place in Gwalior but I was disappointed with the authorities there who couldn't manage to keep the fort clean.Food items must be banned inside specially gutka coz it's everywhere.

Nice view of city from Fort's inside. There is one way to climb there and come back, but they are managing it smoothly. Small section of foods and water are also available at up side.

There are 2 parts of this fort. One is managed by central government and ASI which is very well maintained. The place is rich with history. You need a guide to understand the history of this place otherwise it will just be a huge fort with walls for you. The other part which is maintained by the state government is quite bad state. All the walls have been ruined and there is absolutely zero maintenance of the fort. It is now mostly used by lovers who can't afford a hotel.

It is a Glorious fort existed from 10 th century. The structure is very charming. It is situated about 200-300 meter hill. One can go here through elevated slopping stones path to the gate to fort.

One of the best place in Gwalior. Only one suggestion try to visit early in the morning specially in weekend. I reached there at 8 am and saw all the places properly. Things to avoid - (*)check the ceiling walls properly as you might see so many bats. (*) Try to avoid bunkers if you are alone specially in the morning. (*) Avoid shorts otherwise if you plan to go to Gurudwara they will not allow you. Same thing happened with me.

It's a most beautiful Fort i have visited, rich heritage Indian culture is purely descripted here. Amazing carving with such a small details being taken care. Heart got melt to hear what Mughals did to destroy our culture and how they played with our sanity. Bad to see that how coward most of us were...

Mesmerising architecture of this magnificent fort. There are guides easily available and best if you visit early in the morning as there is less crowds.Guides will help you to navigate, the also tell the history of some places and even show some unknown things that can't be spotted easily. While you're here at this big sandstone structure don't forget to visit the surrounding places in the hill

Gwalior fort is a big area. Gujri mahal, Teri ki mandir, sahasrabahu mandir, Suraj kund, gurudwara, jain temple ect are inside this fort. they are separated by two to three Kms each. three wheelers cannot enter the fort. one cannot reach these by walk also. so taking private bykes or cars needed.

Without a doubt my only reason for visiting Gwalior was the Gwalior Fort and it proved to be one of the best decisions. It's rich in culture, history and the fort itself is a sheer beauty to the eyes. Carry lots of water and wear sunscreen, if possible travel in winters rather than summers. In the evening it's an experience all together. A must visit in your Gwalior itinerary.

Wonderful architecture..has a great historical importance…good parking area.. nearby attractions are siddhanchal jain temple caves, Teli ka mandir, sahasra bahu temple(sas bahu temple).. try to avoid visiting during summer..

Gwalior fort is very big and beautiful. The road for entry to the fort is awesome. You can buy tickets directly there. Since its too big and less crowded, we found it little scary. The place is not well managed. It looks quite old and deserted. The views of city from the fort is just wow. Many movie shootings have been done here and one must visit Gwalior fort once in their lifetime. Enough parking space available outside. Wear shoes as you have to walk a lot inside fort.

Nice fort in mp ... visit in 11 Feb 2021

Gwalior Fort, situated on top of a hill, finds its place among the best fortresses of India. It is also considered to be one of the most impenetrable forts in the country. Known for its great architecture and rich past, Gwalior Fort is a must-visit attraction. Gwalior Fort was built in 8th century by Suraj Sen. The fort stands on a solitary rock known as Gopachal.

it is beautiful place .Inside the Gwalior fort there is Man Singh place There is Sas Bahu Temple there is Teli ka mandir

Amazing fort and good for photography

(Translated by Google) Nice place to visit Man singh palace Teli ka mandir Sas bahu temple Museum Light and sound show Data bandi chor gurudwara Sindhiya school 4 (Original) Nice place to visit Man singh palace Teli ka mandir Sas bahu temple Museum Light and sound show Data bandi chor gurudwara Sindhiya school 👌👌👌👌

Nice place to explore

Very good place 👍

Best place of Gwalior tourist place

This is very beautiful

Place was good

Good place

❤❤❤❤

Beautifully architect 👌😊

Nice

Nice

Good place to visit. Go and enjoy the monuments

Its good to visit. But the place is dirty with pan pichkari chips rapper and very crowded on holiday days. It has an awsome view of the Gwalior city

Osm place for visit with family and frnds,

Worth visiting

A gigantic fort that comes with a splendid view of the city. It takes a day see the fort entirely. There are two gates, east and west. The taxi service at the east gate takes you to the top, but you can also walk. There is no entrance fee to the main fort but there are 3 spots with an entry ticket. If you're planning to attend the light and sound sow in the evening. Hire a taxi as you won't get any vehicle to go to your next destination. Plus the mobile signal is weak so it will be difficult to book one on the spot.

Exciting journey scenic view

Gibraltar of India

First place see if visiting Gwalior.

Awesome place to visit.

Great place to visit.

Beautiful palace

The Gwalior Fort... The Fort built on the hill which is a Monolithic stone, a Fabulous fort build way back where there were no engineers or any modern equipments, it is so marvelous...

Open

One of the best forts in India. You have a lot to see inside the fort complex and need around 5 hours. Man Mandir, Jahangir & Shahjahan palace, Vikram & Karan mahal are all within the complex. Light and sound shoe night was not upto the mark, and costed INR. 150 per head. Visit Teli ka Mandir, Sasbahu temple and Bandi chod gurdwara which are at walking distance.

Nice

Gwalior fort

Magnificent place around Gwalior but no cleanliness measures are taken. People randomly throw garbage around this place.

(Translated by Google) Gwalior Fort (Gwāliiyar Fort) is a hill fort near Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India. The fort has existed since at least the 10th century, and inscriptions and monuments found within the fort complex that now stands suggest that it existed in the early 6th century. The fort has been controlled by several different rulers throughout its history. The present fort had a defensive structure and two main palaces, the Gujari Mahal and the Man Mandir, built by Man Singh Tomar (17166–1516 BC). Gujari Mahal was built for the palace queen Mrignayani. It is now an archaeological museum. The second oldest record's "Void" was found in a small temple in the world, located on the sidewalk (the stone inscription numeric zero is the oldest record of the symbol having a local value as modern decimal notation) above. This inscription is about 1500 years old. (Original) ग्वालियर किले ( Gwāliiyar किला ) एक है पहाड़ी किले के पास ग्वालियर , मध्य प्रदेश , भारत । किले का अस्तित्व कम से कम 10 वीं शताब्दी के बाद से है, और अब जो किला परिसर है, उसके भीतर मिले शिलालेखों और स्मारकों से पता चलता है कि यह 6 वीं शताब्दी की शुरुआत में मौजूद था। किला अपने इतिहास में कई अलग-अलग शासकों द्वारा नियंत्रित किया गया है।वर्तमान किले में एक रक्षात्मक संरचना और दो मुख्य महल, गुजरी महल और मैन मंदिर, मान सिंह तोमर द्वारा निर्मित (१४16६-१५१६ ई.पू.) का शासन था। गुजरी महल महल रानी मृगनयनी के लिए बनाया गया था। यह अब एक पुरातात्विक संग्रहालय है। दूसरा सबसे पुराना रिकॉर्ड की " शून्य " दुनिया में एक छोटा सा मंदिर में पाया गया था, जो के रास्ते पर स्थित है (पत्थर के शिलालेख सांख्यिक शून्य आधुनिक डेसीमल नोटेशन के रूप में एक स्थानीय मान होने प्रतीक का सबसे पुराना रिकॉर्ड है) ऊपर। यह शिलालेख लगभग 1500 साल पुराना है।

Best historical place in Gwalior to visit Gwalior Fort

(Translated by Google) The famous Kohinoor diamond went into the hands of many rulers. In this sequence, this diamond also remained in the hands of Tomar dynasty of Gwalior. From 1461 AD to 1525 AD (66 years), the Tomar dynasty of Gwalior dominated the Kohinoor. King Vikramjit Tomar of Gwalior supported Ibrahim Lodi against Babur in the first battle of Panipat. When King Vikramjit Veeragati was received in that war, Babur sent Humayun to Gwalior and took away Kohinoor. (Original) विश्वप्रसिद्ध कोहिनूर हीरा अनेक शासकों के हाथों में गया था। इसी क्रम में यह हीरा ग्वालियर के तोमर वंश के हाथों में भी रहा। 1461 ई. से 1525 ई. (66 वर्षों) तक कोहिनूर पर ग्वालियर के तोमर वंश का अधिकार रहा। ग्वालियर के राजा विक्रमजीत तोमर ने पानीपत के पहले युद्ध में बाबर के विरुद्ध इब्राहिम लोदी का साथ दिया था। उस युद्ध में राजा विक्रमजीत वीरगति को प्राप्त हुए, तो बाबर ने हुमायूं को ग्वालियर भेजकर कोहिनूर छीन लिया।

Very good place for visiting and knowing the history of gwalior

Beautiful fort Bad services

Good place

Adventures, but it would be nice if you visit during rainy season..

Gwalior is a big city and there are lots of place who you can visit like Gwalior fort is very ancient fort and sun temple and many more

Place is nice but very crowded most of the time,would not recommend for hangout.

Historical

This place should visit with Guide who will tell you the history of forts and will show you the place in short time. It will take 3 hours to visit and Guide can tell you how can you take good pics with the location .You must visit Saas Bahu temple and Teli temple where you can see what Mughal did in our history they broke every statue face otherwise it was a great place and art.

Nice

Poorly maintained.

Gwalior fort

Nice place..

Good

cool

The Place is beautiful but crowd is so bad Not safe for girls Specially in the evening time

Great place

Amezing place wonderful...full view of gwaliar city from here... Lots place in Gwaliar Fort to watch..One day full to see all things suiated in Gwaliar place. Saas bahu Mandir, Guru dwara etc. I like very much this place

Nice place

best timing 10am to 5pm

EXCELLENT , OUTSTANDING

Must visit place to know the legacy of india

One place to visit our shaan

Very nice but a bit crowded

Some improvements I want like cleanness, safety,. Some place on fort which have no boundaries .this is very dangerous. Overall this is very best place for visiting 😊

Historical place.

Gwaliar fort sechivated at top of hill very good historical Place

It is indeed a very nice place to visit .

The point is amazing if you are going with your bunch and people!! A cool place to hangout and chill!! You can easily have a bonfire or just chill with nice food that you can bring from your house or buy from the shops at the entrance. The crowd though can be a little better and can be more but it's a nice place to hangout and chill with friends enjoy and talk and have fun

Just amazing view of the city from top of the fort. This is really beautiful place to visit with your friends and families. Very clean and clear surroundings here. You will definitely enjoy this place. There is also museum here where old things of the fort are preserved to show them to people. Overall very amazing place and it is the most nice place where view of the Gwalior is just awesome.

One of the tallest points of the fort. This fort was constructed years ago, and is still standing tall, showering love, vibes, and offering romantic picnics for families, and couples, who come here to dine by the woodfire, and sitting under the kneeling stars, and wishing upon the shooting stars. There are a lot of places for couples to lock their lips, and explore the unexplored.

A beautiful place with a mesmerizing history... N a wonderful view.. A sight for eyes ... Visit must .. If u love historical places n history...

Amazing view, I'm daily traveling Gwalior Fort Search YouTube channel :- Asiantourworld Watch Gwalior Fort Vlog Video complete

Historic fort with temples and gurudwara. Fort was very well maintained by archeological department.

Definitely this is an underrated historic monument. After visiting the place we found that this is so good and large that one has to come here for one full day trip. Having a guide will definitely be a value add. Very well preserved and clean neat place. Gives an awesome hawk eye view of the city.

Best enjoyed in rainy or winter season. It's height gives perfect view of the city..

Horrible experience in ticket procurement. It was online. Maximum people faced problem in doing so . My personal experience was very bad the money was deducted from my account but the tickets were not generated. Have to wait for a long time . Then after that at the gate while ticket checking the staff were not properly trained to check the online tickets. Unnecessary wastage of time . The fort was very ill maintained, dirty , loud noise by visitors ,scribblings in the walls , bat smelling corridors, no guard or authorized person to check these. Overall not a place of worth visiting.

Good view and the best part is place is well maintained

Third class service

Have a nice place

Love this place♥️♥️

Dam good

Best place to visit for Gwaliorites and other 👍

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A historical fort of Gwalior built on 300 feet above over the hills in Gwalior city. On the top of fort you can see all around the colonies and almost overall area of city. This is a fantastic and beautiful view of city over the top of fort.

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I go for morning walk and it give me high like anything else

Mind-blowing.

Lovely place

Gwalior Fort is beautifully designed.

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Good.. Way of Fort by orwai gate is very nice.

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Good view from here to Gwalior.

Amazing view

Great point to have a wide view of the city from top

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Must view fort, spectacular view from the the top of the fort as it is highest point of the city. Great history is attached to this place , sahastra bahu temple , gurudwara, scindia school, and mansingh palace are the highlights of this place . Visit to believe the place

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Our Gwalior fort is very famous and it's a great place for roaming with family and friends

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Love this place. View from fort is awesome and pleasent

Glory of Gwalior. Some rock cut architecture is really awesome. You can take a view of whole Gwalior city from here. Nearest railway station is Gwalior Junction, which is about 5Kms from the fort.

Gwalior fort is the Gibraltar of India It's amazing design and development projects of own era. Four gates are here and on the road type way to go on the fort . I recommend you to once a time you may must go and enjoy the fort view and view Gwalior city of top level view . Thanks and support

Super experience, very beautiful fort. Few things to remember 1. Do not pay guides to show you the way to fort. They all lie that your car won't go. 2. Locals might ruin your mood on the fort but do not react if not necessary. Enjoy the view

An outstanding piece of work by indian rulers and their vision to create astonishing beauty. Build in 80's but still the structure is standing tall and strong. The only thing that I didn't like is the behaviour of local people here. They just throw plastic bottles, wrappers and more craps in the fort. I don't why they do it. Just keep this place clean.

Well The most historical place.

Very nice place.

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The fort has existed at least since the 10th century, and the inscriptions and monuments found within what is now the fort campus indicate that it may have existed as early as the beginning of the 6th century

Poor management.. Dirty washrooms..

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Gwalior Fort is one of the best fort in India. It is build by kings and also used by Britishers. Gwalior Fort is house to many architecture marbles like Man Singh Mahal, Assi Khamba ki Bawadi, Saas Bahu ka Mandir, Teli Ka Mandir and Bandhi Chod Gurudwara. It is spread thousands of acres. To get better experience of fort better to explore by walking rather than taking autos which is also available for visiting places inside this fort. This fort also have small cafes where you can buy tea, soft drinks and snacks. Light and Sound show is also organise their at evening.

The centre of attraction of the city.. Fort consist of many small palaces in it which was made by King Man Singh and later edited by Mughal dynasty.. Sheer gem of Indian history.. Visiyor will find peace and pride of our history

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An outstanding piece of work by indian rulers and their vision to create astonishing beauty. Beautiful view of Gwalior city...

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Awsome historic fort. Have various small forts inside like Vikram Palace, Sahjanha Palace, Janhageer Palace ,Man singh Mahal etc. We have to take Tickets two times one for fort area and other for Man singh fort,Surya kund,Teli Mandir, and Saas Bahu Temple.

(Translated by Google) The month of June, 2019, which was a very big day for us and we can never forget this day, is the saying that good times only come once and not again and the joy of visiting the fort was something else that we will ever Can not forget even though our Bhriman was incomplete at that time, but this day there was something special which was very special that we can never forget that the joy of coming to Gwalior at that time was something else. (Original) साल 2019 महीना जून का जो हमारे लिए बहुत ही बड़ा दिन था और हम इस दिन को कभी भूल नही सकते वो कहावत है ना अच्छा वक्त सिर्फ एक ही बार आता है बार बार नही उस वक़्त किले घूमने का आनंद ही कुछ और था जो हम कभी भूल नही सकते भले ही उस वक़्त हमारा भृमण अधूरा रहा पर ये दिन कुछ स्पेशल जो बेहद ही खास था जो हम कभी भूल नही सकते उस वक़्त ग्वालियर आने का आनंद ही कुछ और था

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This fort area is a huge area having multiple mahals, cenotaphs and kunds (water pools). Entry ticket is just Rs. 10 for Indian citizen for the whole area. Do not take any guides with you inside this, not worth it. Among all structures Karn Mahal is the one which is most well maintained and interesting with multiple levels of construction which is mesmerising. When I visited, it was moderately hot sun, but windy as well, hence managible. There is lot of walking under sun inside this area. So do take due care about it.

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This fort belongs to Scindia family but much more known for the glowrious virtue of Jhansi ki Raani Laxmi Bai. One of the most visit place to know the glowrious past and architecture of Indian art and culture.

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Well maintained fort. Picturesque landscaping.

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Gwalior Fort, situated on top of a hill, finds its place among the best fortresses of India. It is also considered to be one of the most impenetrable forts in the country. Known for its great architecture and rich past, Gwalior Fort is a must-visit attraction when visiting Central India. According to historians, there isn’t any concrete proof to indicate exactly when the fort was constructed. However, a local legend tells us that it was built in 3 CE by a local king called Suraj Sen. A saint named Gwalipa came wandering to the fort and met the king, who was suffering from leprosy. When Gwalipa offered him some water from a sacred pond (now called Suraj Kund and located within the fort complex), he immediately became healthy again. As a thankful gesture to the saint, the king named the fort and the town after him. The saint then gave the king the title of ‘Pal’ (protector) and told him that as long as he and his family continue to bear this title, the fort would remain in their possession. Following this, 83 successors of Suraj Sen controlled the fort. But the 84th king, Tej Karan, did not bear the title and lost the fort.

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Best place to visit in Gwalior. The fort stands high. Have the full day time to visit fort . Sun temple is also there to visit.

A very good place to visit.. calls for at least 2-3 hrs without light and sound show which at present is not being organised. A good guide by name of Jatin showed all the places with the history behind it.

The beauty and heritage of Gwalior at its peak. I found it as a very attractive and lovely place to visit with your family and friends and hang out. It's a lot more than just a fort. The heights are amazingly beautiful.

I remember the premises earlier were so clean, but now there's no cleaning on the fort. It's crowded at times and there's littering everywhere. The light and sound show is closed for atleast 2 more months.

Great uphill place for half day visit in Gwalior. The fort built by Raja Man Singh Tomar in 1508 boasts of rich historical heritage. The place could be better maintained by the authorities. More facilities should be there. All in all, must visit for those who are going to Gwalior...

One of the most beautiful forts in India. Walking thru the “short” road you’ll see great walls with towers & and the oldest “zero” mark in India. And on the “longer” road - statues, carved in stone many years ago. Gopachal rock-cut Jain monuments, also called Gopachal Parvat Jaina monuments, are a group of Jain carvings dated to between 7th and 15th century. In case you want to search the fort territory - you’ll have to buy two tickets 300 & 750 rupees - to explore the buildings and the fort area. To tell the true, that’s money wasting - nothing really cool inside.

Gwalior Fort, Gwalior , Madhya Pradesh,India. According to historians, there isn’t any concrete proof to indicate exactly when the fort was constructed. However, a local legend tells us that it was built in 3 CE by a local king called Suraj Sen. A saint named Gwalipa came wandering to the fort and met the king, who was suffering from leprosy. When Gwalipa offered him some water from a sacred pond (now called Suraj Kund and located within the fort complex), he immediately became healthy again. As a thankful gesture to the saint, the king named the fort and the town after him. The saint then gave the king the title of ‘Pal’ (protector) and told him that as long as he and his family continue to bear this title, the fort would remain in their possession. Following this, 83 successors of Suraj Sen controlled the fort. But the 84th king, Tej Karan, did not bear the title and lost the fort. Certain monuments and inscriptions inside the fort explain to visitors that it has been existent since the 6th century. A Huna emperor called Mihirakula used to rule the fort during that time. Later in the 9th century, Gurjara-Pratiharas captured the fort, governed, and also built the Teli Ka Mandir. After being attacked and ruled by a couple of Muslim dynasties for three centuries, the Tomars captured the fort in 1398. Maan Singh was the last and the most distinguished Tomar ruler, and he constructed several monuments inside the fort complex. The beautiful turquoise blue-tiled Man Mandir Palace was built during his reign. And he also had a separate palace built for his wife Mrignayani; this structure is called the Gujari Mahal and is now a state archaeological museum. When Ibrahim Lodi attacked the fort in 1516, he defeated Maan Singh, who died, and the Tomars lost the fort. The Gwalior Fort then witnessed a brief period of rule by the Mughals, until the Marathas captured it and soon lost it to the East India Company. After this, there were many recurrent shifts between the rule of the Marathas and the Britishers. Finally, in 1844, the Maratha Scindia family of Gwalior, as the British government’s protectorate, occupied the fort.

LOVE THIS PLACE, TOURIST ATTRACTIONS, 1) MAN SINGH PALACE 2) MEUSEUM 3) GURJAR MAHAL 4) JOHAR KUND 5) KARNA MAHAL 6) SURAJ KUND 7) TELI KA MANDIR 8) SAS BAHU TEMPLE 9) GURUDWARA ,. etc All are very good attractions and awesome architecture. After reaching at the fort 1,2,3,4,5 can visit without book any vehicle. But to visit 6,7,8,9 you have to book a e-rickshaw, take allmost 250.00. Ticket for MEUSEUM : Rs.5 Ticket for Man Singh Palac+Sash Bahu Temple+ Tele ka mandir: Rs. 25 Ticket for Johar pond, Gurjar Mahal, Karna Mahal : Rs. 10

From that much height you could view the whole city. The view is surreal and so good, the climbing worth it.. the architecture, the design, the view all are good

Beautiful! The best time to visit is in the winters, the sun is perfect, great temperature to walk around and explore. The view from the fort is also amazing!

Beautiful fort. Visited in the evening and the next day for sunrise and then again in the afternoon. If you take a rickshaw you'll have to finish the walk up to the fort. On the way you'll walk past some beautiful Jain carvings. It can feel a bit long on a very hot day. If you go by car or on a motorbike you can go all the way to the entrance of the fort.

Lovely architecture and the work on stone is mind blowing. Even after several centuries it still looks lively. A must visit when in Gwalior.

A poorly managed and maintained fort. No sign boards to navigate the tourists. It gets really confusing while exploring the fort. The tickets can be purchased offline from the ticket window as well as online. The view of the Gwalior city from the fort is really beautiful. One should plan visiting the fort at early morning or evening hours during sunset. The golden light would make the views even more beautiful.

A beautiful structure with a very rich history. We went by the drive-up route which was gorgeous. There is another route to walk up which is a 20-minute trek. One can get a glimpse of different architecture styles here of its different conquerors.

This is the main attraction in Gwalior. You need to have 2 to 3 hours to cover all the points located above the hillock. You should start from Urwai gate. From the entry point you can walk or take a car service. They will help you reach all points. The fort has been maintained well but there should be enough guides with fixed rates available to help the tourists. Apart from the fort, there are other points like Sahasrabahu temple, Teli ka temple and gurudwara Data Bandi Chhod Sahib.

A must visit if you are in Gwalior. Look for Urvai Gate on the map for directions. Guides are easily available. I would recommend hiring one. Helps in navigating the place quickly in addition to the historical information. A full circuit costs around 1000-1200 Rs. Time required to explore 2-3 hours.

This is one of the best places to visit in Gwalior. This ancient fort has great historical values and needs your time to understand. Situated at the centre of the city so reaching here is very easy. I would say to come via own vehicle or book a van. The sunset is so soothing and a great place for children. A must visit tourist place.

Fantastic View Of Whole Gwalior From The Top. Best Ancient Architecture. You Must Hire A Guide To Know The Each Hidden Details.

Gwalior fort is a heritage of gwalior city and of city of Tansen. Gwalior fort is a nice place to visit on any day of the week. However, is most visited by peoples on end of the week i.e., Sunday and also on weekend. Couples, bf-gf and foreigners visit the fort frequently.

This place was wonderful. I loved the history, architecture and a breath of fresh air from the city. It's a must-to-be visited place if you're going to Gwalior.

I've no words to describe this place it's way more beautiful than it looks in these pictures of you are in Gwalior you should definitely visit the fort you'll need only 2 hrs to completely explore the fort but if you want to enjoy more you should visit in evening at 4 to enjoy the light and sound show as well.

Huge & worth a watch fort. Even after so many rulers it stands firm. Big premises has loads of small palaces/mahals inside it. Teli's, Saas bahu, Jehangir mahal, Schindia school, well etc. Better to buy the ticket in advance, can be done online too! ₹20 pp. Shared cars are available that charged for 2 of us as private car ₹550 to reach on top n show us various things in the fort premises. Takes 2-4 hrs depending on how long you spend time taking pictures.

A must visit for the tourists when in Gwalior. There are many Palaces in the enclosure. Tickets are available at the counter. One get a lovely view of the city Gwalior from the top of the fort.

Gwalior Fort stands as a testament to India's rich history and architectural brilliance. The fort's imposing structure, intricate carvings, and historical significance make it a captivating experience for visitors. Exploring the various palaces, temples, and the panoramic view from the fort provides a deep insight into Gwalior's cultural heritage. A visit to Gwalior Fort is a journey through time, offering a blend of architectural marvels and historical tales."

Traffic can be maintained in much better way out side the fort with the help of professionals & parking too. Fort maintenance is not up to the mark by authorities concern. Beautiful Indian heritage site.