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Landmark 17th-century Mughal fortress built in towering red sandstone, now a complex of museums.
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a huge fort complex with a set of astonishing, beautiful buildings inside. there are signs in front of the majority of buildings explaining what the building was about and the events happening there. it is a very informative and inspiring experience. as the fort showcases the wealth and ingenuity of mughal empire. definitely worth a visit when in Delhi.
An incredible piece of Indian history. This place is fantastic but busy. I recommend researching the history of it before going and showing up early. The crowds really pack in after noon. This place is so big that everyone could spread out and it didn't feel busy until we went to leave. They have a cafeteria to get food inside and many shops for tourists. There were stray dogs walking around and many school kids. There is a metro stop just outside of the Delhi gate, but expect to be swarmed by people selling and begging as you make your way inside.
The Red Fort, the largest monument in Delhi, is one of its most popular tourist destinations and attracts thousands of visitors every year. It is a monument of national significance. This place is great to spend the day with your family or friends.
Great and marvellous monumental structure of the mughal reign.........
It depicts the freedom struggle of our great freedom fighters.....
It is always a great moment when the honorable prime minister of India hoist the national flag of India from the Red Fort...
It have various museum's inside it. The gardens are well maintained....
It is a nice place to visit...
It depicts the freedom struggle of our great freedom fighters.....
It is always a great moment when the honorable prime minister of India hoist the national flag of India from the Red Fort...
It have various museum's inside it. The gardens are well maintained....
It is a nice place to visit...
Red Fort is a historic monument in Delhi that exudes grandeur and architectural splendor. The impressive red sandstone walls and intricate designs reflect the rich Mughal architecture. The fort's sprawling grounds and well-preserved structures offer a glimpse into India's rich history and royal heritage. The sound and light show held in the evenings bring the monument to life with captivating storytelling. However, the fort can get crowded, especially during holidays and weekends. Overall, Red Fort is a must-visit destination, providing a captivating experience and a deep appreciation for India's cultural and historical significance.
Nice place to visit with friends & family..I recommend to book tickets online because for offline tickets you need to stand in queue. If you want to explore all the places inside red fort then It will take 2-3 hours.
Nice place to visit with friends & family..I recommend to book tickets online because for offline tickets you need to stand in queue. If you want to explore all the places inside red fort then It will take 2-3 hours.
I have been a fan of Mughal architecture and red Fort won't disappoint you with its beauty and architecture.
It is maintained very beautifully and will be a very good option for a family day outing.
It has ample car parking and charges are 20rs/hour. There are e rickshaws which charge 12 rs from parking to red Fort main entry. Ticket entry is around 35rs and you can purchase that online too.
It is maintained very beautifully and will be a very good option for a family day outing.
It has ample car parking and charges are 20rs/hour. There are e rickshaws which charge 12 rs from parking to red Fort main entry. Ticket entry is around 35rs and you can purchase that online too.
That is an awesome place to visit. But here are some points you have to take care of....
1-You have to buy a ticket to enter so the standard one is for 50 and with the museum(pictures only)80, So the trick is buy the standard ticket only and after getting enter there is another museum with statues in it who's ticket you can't buy from outside so you have to get entry first and then you can buy the ticket for that museum from inside.
2-You can take pictures wherever you want it's not prohibited in the whole place.
3-Take change(cash) with you because for the ticket they don't take online payment.
1-You have to buy a ticket to enter so the standard one is for 50 and with the museum(pictures only)80, So the trick is buy the standard ticket only and after getting enter there is another museum with statues in it who's ticket you can't buy from outside so you have to get entry first and then you can buy the ticket for that museum from inside.
2-You can take pictures wherever you want it's not prohibited in the whole place.
3-Take change(cash) with you because for the ticket they don't take online payment.
