Top 10 Castles to visit in India.
                     Top 10 Castles to 
visit in India
1. Red Fort
• Shah Jahan, the then head appointed the structure of 
the Red Fort or the Lal Quila in the Northern piece of the 
city.
• It took 9 years for the fortress to be fabricated. 
2. Mysore Palace
• This dazzling castle was the regal living arrangement of 
the Wodeyar family from around 1400 to 1950. 
• This excellent royal residence has mixes of Rajput, 
Muslim, Hindu and Gothic compositional styles. 
3. Golconda Fort
• Arranged a little towards west from Hyderabad, the 
Golconda Fort was worked as a Mud fortress by the 
Rajah of Warangal in 1143. 
• The term Golla Konda in Telugu implies Shepherd's Hill. 
4. Agra Fort
• Arranged a good ways off of 2.5 kilometers from the 
celebrated Taj Mahal, Agra fortification was the previous 
living arrangement of the Mughals. 
• It is proclaimed as an UNESCO world legacy site and has 
been protected well. 
5. Amber Fort
• It is one of the most well known vacation spots in the 
town of Amer, situated a ways off of 11 kilometers from 
Jaipur in Rajasthan. 
• The post is isolated into four areas and it is extremely 
normal to see visitors riding on elephant back to the 
stronghold doors. 
6. Jaisalmer Fort
•Worked in the twelfth century by the Rajput ruler Rao 
Jaisal, the post of Jaisalmer is situated in the core of the 
city. Based on Trikuta Hill and set on against the sandy 
scope of the Thar desert, this post is a pleasure to the 
eyes. 
7. Chittorgarh Fort
• The place has popular for ‘jauhars’ of 13,000 women and 
children who chose to kill themselves in a pyre of fire than to 
surrender their honor to the foreign invaders.
8. Kangra Fort
•Worked by the author of the Katoch Dynasty, Burma 
Chand, this post is situated on the western edges of the 
old town of Kangra in Himachal Pradesh. 
9. Mehrangarh Fort
• Found 400 feet over the city on a lofty slope, 
Mehrangarh post of Jodhpur is forcing. It is 
encompassed by thick dividers on all sides. 
• The post is made of shined red sandstone which makes 
it seem as though it has been hued by daylight itself.
10. Gwalior Fort
• Arranged close Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh, Gwalior fortress 
has an extremely fascinating story behind its development. 
• It is said that a neighborhood ruler Suraj Sen manufactured 
this post in the eighth century when a sage called Gwalipa 
gave him some water that mended his skin illness.