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Maharashtra·fort · architecture

The compound bears a ghostly sight with the worn down structures of the once flourishing fort city of the Portuguese. The Vasai Fort or Bassein Fort known with different names in the Konkan region is located away from the city of Mumbai.

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History lies unattended at Revdanda Fort. Cannon batteries lie exposed to elements of nature with vegetation swallowing them up slowly.

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The ruins of Revdanda Fort in Alibag / Alibaug, Maharashtra during the monsoon season looks nothing like the sunset pictures in the dry season.

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Kankwari Fort in Alwar's Sariska National Park. The fort lies at the highest point of Sariska National Park in Rajasthan, and it is known for Dara Shikoh having been kept hostage here.

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The hillock projecting at the meeting point of land and sea at Korlai in Maharashtra. The waves lapping at the rocky cliffs of the hillock.

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On the Arabian Sea in Kasaragod, Kerala stands this spectacular and historic fort which is the biggest in the state. From the sky, the complex of the distinct reddish fort is enclosed by blackish rock formations touching the Arabian Sea.

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Shaniwar Wada, a historic fort in Pune which was made by the Peshwas of the Maratha Kings. The fort and the humongous gates with spikes stand out despite the negligence of maintenance.

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A melange of shots of the architecture of Red Fort, Old Delhi. The Lal Qila features the Rang Mahal, an old step well or baoli, fortifications and palace, with gardens.

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See the antique cannon at the front of Red Fort! The iconic red sandstone fort in the heart of New Delhi, the Red Fort is open to the public again after months of closure due to the corona Pandemic.

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One of India's oldest forts, the Purana Qila in Delhi is a treasure trove of history and architecture. A top view of the complex in the winter with the structures dotting the complex.

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The entrance of the Purana Qila made mostly of sandstone stands in Delhi today. The medieval fort is a major tourist attraction here in the National Capital. A huge archway gate and circular bastions.

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A virtual tour of the Raigad Fort in the Sahyadri Range of Maharashtra which was the seat of the Maratha army in the Deccan. Inscriptions on the rocks of the temple complex and the remains of the degenerated rock statues.

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The Raigad Fort in the Deccan Plateau is an archaeological stronghold of the Maratha Empire. We take a virtual walk inside the stone fort. The dilapidated stone structure of the forts standing alongside the ruins of the palace.

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A wide view of the ruins of Tughlaqabad and the massive bastions which were built in early medieval India. Deserted and overlooking a highway in New Delhi, the fort bastions stand tall but the fort is in ruins.

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The huge abandoned Tughlakabad fort made of stones stands adjacent to the Mehrauli-Badarpur and a lesser-known fort in New Delhi.

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A huge abandoned fort made of stones stands adjacent to the Mehrauli-Badarpur and a lesser-known fort in New Delhi.

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Virtual walk inside the tunnel leading to the structure believed to be an underground tunnel and the ruins of Tughlaqabad Fort. The wide view also shows the highway below the huge stone bastions.

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A huge abandoned fort made of stones stands adjacent to the Mehrauli-Badarpur and a lesser-known fort in New Delhi.

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A huge abandoned fort made of stones stands adjacent to the Mehrauli-Badarpur and a lesser-known fort in New Delhi.

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Overlooking parts of the National Capital the huge ruins of the stone fort of Tughlaqabad is another heritage monument from medieval India.

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A lovely view of the Red Fort in Old Delhi, as taken from the shipping and eating hub of Chandni Chowk. After the recent development and pedestrianization, the view looks far more cultured and less cluttered as well!

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Aligarh Fort (Aligarh Qila) is located in the city of Aligarh , Uttar Pradesh. It is also called "Aligarh Qila". Most part of it is damaged and only ruins remain.

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The Archaeological Survey of India cannot rule the roost at the Red Fort when it comes to boidies such as this morh who has decided to set up camp for the day on the ramparts, and probably poop and pee there too!