Delhi, with its rich historical tapestry, is surrounded by forts that showcase the grandeur of empires past. For an immersive ...

Tughlaqabad Fort was constructed in the 14th century by Sultan Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq. Known for its imposing walls and bastions, the fort was designed to be an impregnable stronghold against invaders.

Probably the most massive of the Delhi monuments is the Tughlaqabad Fort, spread across the southern section of ... Ring after ring of rough – hewn stone walls thunder their way across the open plain ...

Ghiyasuddin, the founder of Tughlaq dynasty, chose the rocky site for Tughlaqabad so it would be easy to defend. Work began on the fort, a massive, formidable structure with sloping walls.( ...

From the massive bastions of Tughlaqabad to the elegant sandstone walls of the Red Fort and from Feroz Shah Kotla, the abode of the djinns, to the elegant structures of Purana Qila, Delhi has its ...

The soil beneath Tughlaqabad Fort narrates a historic tale one that ... So after a study of the map which showed traces of walls, we decided to carry out excavations to see what the palace ...

The entrance to the roof of the wall that encloses the tomb is closed but from the windows one can see the spectacular view of the Tughlaqabad fort as well as the Adilabad Fort in west.