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The Red Fort in Delhi transports visitors through Mughal history. It is a must-see for history buffs due to its massive architecture, complex features, and dazzling nighttime light show. Inside, don't miss the museums, colorful markets, and beautiful cafes—a great combination of antiquity and modern delights!
It's an amazing experience to witness the beauty of Lal Quila. It's huge from both inside and outside. If you are not comfortable in walking then it may not be that good to you.
For inside entry you need to have ticket that can be booked online as well which may cost you around ₹30/ person and there are several museums inside for their entries there are seperate tickets required.
You can purchase items from inside market as well which offer great deals.
For inside entry you need to have ticket that can be booked online as well which may cost you around ₹30/ person and there are several museums inside for their entries there are seperate tickets required.
You can purchase items from inside market as well which offer great deals.
The Red Fort, a marvel in Delhi, is a timeless testament to India's rich history. Visiting this iconic fortress with my family left me awestruck and deeply patriotic. The grandeur of its red sandstone walls, intricate architecture, and historic significance make it a must-visit destination. As we explored the imposing halls and intricately designed chambers, the echoes of bygone eras resonated. The sound and light show in the evening added a magical touch, narrating the tale of India's struggle for freedom. Standing on the same grounds where historic events unfolded evoked a sense of national pride. The Red Fort isn't just a monument; it's a symbol of resilience and the spirit of a nation. A visit here is a journey through time, weaving together the threads of India's vibrant past and the promise of a united future.
This place will definitely leave you filled with a lot of historical information.....
Forts architecture is beautiful, but as we know, because of repeated plundering in the past, it is kind of not at the peak of its historical charm....
3D educational experience & Museum very well explained the history of this place....
A lot of Mughal & Persian styled accessories could be bought here from the shops located in the premises...
Food here is exceptionally good & at a very affordable price..
Forts architecture is beautiful, but as we know, because of repeated plundering in the past, it is kind of not at the peak of its historical charm....
3D educational experience & Museum very well explained the history of this place....
A lot of Mughal & Persian styled accessories could be bought here from the shops located in the premises...
Food here is exceptionally good & at a very affordable price..
Visiting the Red Fort was an enchanting journey through India's rich history. The majestic architecture, adorned with intricate carvings and vibrant red sandstone, evokes a sense of awe. The Diwan-i-Aam and Diwan-i-Khas showcase the opulence of Mughal design, while the sprawling gardens provide a serene escape. Exploring the historic fortifications and stepping into the iconic Lahori Gate offered a glimpse into India's bygone era. The sound and light show in the evening added a captivating narrative to the experience. The Red Fort stands as a testament to the grandeur of Mughal heritage, making it a must-visit cultural gem in Delhi.
One suggestion when you are going to buy tickets for a museum, don't buy tickets for a 360° show, it is just a waste of money and nothing else.
One suggestion when you are going to buy tickets for a museum, don't buy tickets for a 360° show, it is just a waste of money and nothing else.
Nice historical place to visit. To see all the places you need at least two hours. There is a bazaar inside where you can buy shawls, souvenirs, etc.
Till evening the place remains open.
Ticket prices for Indians: 50 (only quila), 80 (quila with museum)
Remember: you cannot directly enter the fort from the opposite side of the Lal quila metro station (as happened in my case). So it is better to start from Jama Masjid metro station (gate no. 3) and then walk for 5 minutes to the ticket counter.
A must visit place in New Delhi.
Till evening the place remains open.
Ticket prices for Indians: 50 (only quila), 80 (quila with museum)
Remember: you cannot directly enter the fort from the opposite side of the Lal quila metro station (as happened in my case). So it is better to start from Jama Masjid metro station (gate no. 3) and then walk for 5 minutes to the ticket counter.
A must visit place in New Delhi.
It's an amazing place. History lovers will love this place. This location is divided into several parts, such as Nahabat Khana, Dewan-e-Aam, and Dewan-e-Khas etc. The architecture of this place is marvelous. It is situated near the Lal Quila metro station, gate no. 4. There is also some souvenir shop inside the Lal Quila.
