Just two out of seven ASI-protected monuments in Delhi have been made encroachment-free in the last 20 years, the ...

Explore the remaining walls and gates ... To visit all seven forts in a day, start at Tughlaqabad by 8 AM, reach Red Fort by 10:30 AM, Purana Qila by 1 PM (after lunch), Firoz Shah Kotla by ...

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 ...

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 ...

Tughlaqabad Fort: An architectural masterpiece of the Tughlaq dynasty, Tughlaqabad Fort stands as a reminder of Delhi’s medieval past. Feroz Shah Kotla Fort: Erected by Feroz Shah Tughlaq in ...