A Fortress Steeped in Mughal History

Agra Fort, built in 1565 under Emperor Akbar, is a significant example of Mughal architecture and power.

This vast red sandstone fort, originally a military structure, evolved into a palace during Shah Jahan's reign. The fort served as the Mughal emperors' residence until the capital shifted to Delhi in 1638. Its semi-circular design boasts massive double walls, intricate buildings, and beautiful gardens, offering insights into the grandeur of the Mughal era.

Remarkable Features

🏰 Jehangir’s Palace: Built by Akbar for his son, featuring grand architectural styles.

🌊 Hauz-i-Jehangir: A historical bathing tank carved from a single stone block.

🌟 Shish Mahal: Known for its stunning mirror work and historical significance.

Accessible for all, Agra Fort requires a ticket for entry, attracting tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.