Best places: Fortresses in Tirumala, India

16-century fortress was the former headquarters of the Aravidu Dynasty & features a moat & ramparts.

👍👍 Truly a hidden gems, this is a wonderful place for trek lovers. The fort has a lot of history which can be googled so will spare the repeat. Entering the fort you get to see the Rangini Mahal, you cant go inside as the rooms are locked but can take a look around. There is someone from ASI on prem fo...

👍👍 Beautifully preserved ancient fort. It's a 13th century fort built on the bank of Penna river. The fort extends over an area of 30 acres contains mainly Hindu monuments with beautifully carved pillars and halls although all the temples inside the fort are disappeared. What you see now is part of th...

Fort built in the 11th century, now with an archeological museum & an evening light & sound show.

👍👍 Osumi ... ✌️🏻

👍 It's on the way to Ranipet to Aarani. The Arcot Fort was part of the famous Battle of Arcot, which led to a British victory. One of the gates of the fort was renamed "Delhi Gate" to signify the beginning of the capture of Delhi. The entrance of the gate was constructed in the style of a Mughal arch....

👍👍 Nice place to visit .Don’t drink too much of water which will be available at top of the fort better to carry water bottles and don’t throw the wastes .Be careful of small insects.

👍 Raja Rani Fort is a historic site located in the city of Trichy, Tamil Nadu. The fort is believed to have been built during the Nayak dynasty in the 16th century and served as a royal palace for the kings and queens of the time. The fort is an architectural marvel and is known for its intricate carv...