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Landmark 17th-century Mughal fortress built in towering red sandstone, now a complex of museums.
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Visiting Red fort at night was a truly enchanting experience. The illuminated arch against the dark sky created a captivating contrast.
It is connected by metro, and has a market opposite to it, which is shoppers stop and has a great view at nights. Often crowded and this raises on weekends.
It is connected by metro, and has a market opposite to it, which is shoppers stop and has a great view at nights. Often crowded and this raises on weekends.
I had visited early morning. I did not get que. And it's very good place and reserved well. It has cafeteria, washroom , drinking water inside. A small bazaar also..n I loved it. Good for every age people.
I Spend almost 2 hour inside of it. It's a historical place which would create excitement inside of us. It's a wonderful place and the technology to build it is very unique. The most interesting thing is without machinery the Quila is built which still exists in its original condition. You can book tickets by scanning the QR code and the ticket will be sent to the given mobile number. One will get a discount on the ticket if you book tickets online. I suggest go for online tickets and save your money.
It was beautiful place and it almost take 2 hours to walk entire place .
I visit the museum within to learn more about each initiative and weapons used during that time. but spent 90 minutes walking around the grounds and still felt I could take longer.
where there a lot of maintain it amazingly! This landmark comprises a large complex full of multiple architectural structures with acres of well-kept gardens in between. It is all enclosed by a huge red wall, giving it its name.
It felt safe and the facilities are clean. Absolutely worth a visit! One of the greatest monuments of India and the walk around the place is so peaceful.
A must visit for relaxation and learning more about the history of Indian revolution of getting freedom. Great place to be opted for children to understand our history and explore this monument.
Also, they host lot of shops within the premises. During Indian Independence day the Indian flag is hoisted here.
I visit the museum within to learn more about each initiative and weapons used during that time. but spent 90 minutes walking around the grounds and still felt I could take longer.
where there a lot of maintain it amazingly! This landmark comprises a large complex full of multiple architectural structures with acres of well-kept gardens in between. It is all enclosed by a huge red wall, giving it its name.
It felt safe and the facilities are clean. Absolutely worth a visit! One of the greatest monuments of India and the walk around the place is so peaceful.
A must visit for relaxation and learning more about the history of Indian revolution of getting freedom. Great place to be opted for children to understand our history and explore this monument.
Also, they host lot of shops within the premises. During Indian Independence day the Indian flag is hoisted here.
This is a must visit to get a feel about history. The place is vast and has a decent exhibition which shows various exhibits, photographs and storyline about British occupation and their tyranny. The struggle for independence, particularly the 1857 struggle is nicely depicted
It would have been good if the authorities can provide audio guides in foreign langauges which can make it really interesting
The overall place could be maintained better with more signboards and explanations
It would have been good if the authorities can provide audio guides in foreign langauges which can make it really interesting
The overall place could be maintained better with more signboards and explanations
Great place to visit here with friends and family. Historical place, clean, well maintained. There are 2 museums that shows our independence war memories and few ancient items etc. There is a shopping street where you can purchase decorative items and ornaments too but the price is little bit high as compare to other markets. Ticket price is ₹80 per person with museum and ₹50 per person without meusum. Overall good experience.
it's a great place to have fun with friends and family, now there are many rides for children and for adults as well to enjoy the beautiful place... u should visit the place at night nd see the whole view of red fort from the top of giant wheel...
