Best places: Fortresses in Phagwāra, India

👍👍 It's a good piece of history, well maintained, but the entry is a bit restricted to a few places. Rest everything is fine. Thankfully it is still standing tall and mighty. The temple in the premises is a must visit.

Hilltop ruins of an ancient fort with audio tours & a museum housing photos, artifacts & sculptures.

👍👍 Now Gurudwara Sahib

👍👍 A great historical place.. a must visit place for everyone who came in hansi .

Quaint museum with a wide array of cultural artifacts from the iconic, ancient Kangra Fort.

👍👍 As I love to visit historical places ,qilas,ancient architecture,I love dis place..u will know how king has choosen geographical location for his security ..need renovation for preserving it for longer time...

Fortress dating to the 18th century, with a war museum, performances & Punjabi food carts.

👍👍 Right in the middle of old Hanumangarh town, jostling among brick shanties rises this historic monument. Dilapidated in parts, and completely in ruins in others, there is little beyond the massive but crumbling ramparts that can be seen from the outside. Inside is a bit of a disappointment as little...

😠 Nothing on the ground in name of fort except the perimeter wall on few patches. Half of the premises is filled with recently constructed temples and the remaining half is captured by the state government and is being used as state guest room and entry in the premises of the guest room is restricted....

👍👍 The Dharon ki Dhar Fort is also known as Jung Bahadur Thapa Fort. It has been built around 200 years ago (as per folklore in one night). The fort is small and more likely was a border and communication outpost. It has got a good all round view. It was also used to keep surveillance of the plains (...

👍👍 A calm place in a small village Currently, one temple is open to visit inside of the fort due to some construction going on. You can enter this by wearing a traditional cap, which is provided at the gate. Also before reaching the fort there is Shri Badrinath temple also there. The temple's main gat...

👍👍 Nothing but a majestic view of mountains, greenery and river so peaceful

Remains of a prominent riverside fortress popular for exploration, outdoor activities & scenery.

Late 18th-century fort featuring rooms with elaborate paintings of mythological & historical scenes.

Large fort with a moat, built in 1658, renovated in the 1800s & containing a temple.

👍 Historical place please visit here to enjoy Payal Fort is a fort built by Maharaja Amar Singh of Patiala in Payal with the co-operation of the Mughals in 1771.[1]At present, a public girls high school is being run from the fort.[2] This historical fort has been handed over to the Archaeological Sur...

👍 The Basholi Fort, at Basohli, Distt Kathua, though in ruins tells us how majestic the past here had been. Among the ruins of the fort a garden is being maintained but a lot can be done to make the place worth visiting. The town was founded by Raja Bhupat Pal in 1635 who built the fort and the palac...

👍 So gays when you know about the solsinghi fort then some time you get confused with Pipli Ford it's the same . When you travel fron barsar to lathyani you have seen a building on the top of hill having pillars and only a rooftop you can find this at when you go to the route from Buxar to Solsinghi...

👍👍 Bhukarka is the ancestral seat of Sringot clan of Bika Rathores. Rulers of Bhukarka are descendants of Maharaj Sring ji, son of Rao Jetsi of Bikaner. The Chief is the premiere noble of Bikaner State and enjoys Double Tazim Sirayat and Kurab Hath in Bikaner Darbar, estate was granted by Raja Rai Sing...