Red Fort

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Red Fort

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Netaji Subhash Marg, Lal Qila, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi, Delhi, 110006, India

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The Red Fort, or Lal Qila, is a breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage site in Delhi that immerses you in Mughal history through its stunning architecture and lush gardens.  

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Netaji Subhash Marg, Lal Qila, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi, Delhi, 110006, India Get directions

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Netaji Subhash Marg, Lal Qila, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi, Delhi, 110006, India Get directions

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"Diwan-i-'Am: Hall of Public Audience Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Red Fort, located in New Delhi , is a treasure trove of cultural history. You can spend hours wandering among the various buildings, learning much about the history of India. Tucked away within the walls of the Red Fort is the Hall of Public Audience. Don't be fooled by the modest red exterior, for once you cross the threshold you are greeted by intricately detailed inlaid-paneled walls that run from the floor to the canopy-ceiling. It is within this chamber that the emperor would receive people from the community and hear their complaints. (I entered this building towhine about the 104-degree heat, but alas, there was no emperor available, as it was far too hot.)"

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"Diwan-i-'Am: Hall of Public Audience Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Red Fort, located in New Delhi , is a treasure trove of cultural history. You can spend hours wandering among the various buildings, learning much about the history of India. Tucked away within the walls of the Red Fort is the Hall of Public Audience. Don't be fooled by the modest red exterior, for once you cross the threshold you are greeted by intricately detailed inlaid-paneled walls that run from the floor to the canopy-ceiling. It is within this chamber that the emperor would receive people from the community and hear their complaints. (I entered this building towhine about the 104-degree heat, but alas, there was no emperor available, as it was far too hot.)"

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"Diwan-i-'Am: Hall of Public Audience Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Red Fort, located in New Delhi , is a treasure trove of cultural history. You can spend hours wandering among the various buildings, learning much about the history of India. Tucked away within the walls of the Red Fort is the Hall of Public Audience. Don't be fooled by the modest red exterior, for once you cross the threshold you are greeted by intricately detailed inlaid-paneled walls that run from the floor to the canopy-ceiling. It is within this chamber that the emperor would receive people from the community and hear their complaints. (I entered this building towhine about the 104-degree heat, but alas, there was no emperor available, as it was far too hot.)"

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Vijay P

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Great monument with a lot of history. I wish it was maintained better. The online ticket booking is great feature. Wish they cud just have a scanner because the manual checks take too long The guides can scam you. So be careful.

Arya V S

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An iconic monument that beautifully showcases India’s rich Mughal heritage! The Red Fort is massive, well-preserved, and filled with history at every corner. Walking through its grand gates and exploring the courtyards, museums, and intricate architecture was an unforgettable experience. The light and sound show in the evening is a must-watch. A place that makes you feel proud of India’s past—definitely deserves a visit❤️

Soham Kanti Bishnu

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It was really a great experience visiting Red Fort. Till date I have read about it or saw it on television. To enter the Fort you will require a ticket from the ticket counter. Just at the entrance there is a market where you can buy souvenirs, perfumes, jewellery and many more. Please make sure you are carrying cash if you desire to buy anything from here as you won't get any network in this area so your upi won't work. This market is known as Chhatta Chowk which was started by Shah Jahan after he saw such a market in Peshawar in 1646. Inside is a huge place with a lot of monuments and displays of Mughal art. The notable arts are Diwan-i-Am and Diwan-i-Khas.

Dr. Abdullah Marouf

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I loved this place, it’s a must visit in New Delhi. The ticket for a foreigner is 600 rupees, and you add 300 rupees if you’d like to visit the museum within the fort. The gardens are wonderful and the fort has got an old pazar market inside, and many buildings, perhaps one of the most beautiful are the Divan-i Am and the Divan-i Has.

Anindya Kumar Das

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Majestic, Historic, and a Must-Visit Icon of India 🇮🇳 Lal Qila, or the Red Fort, is an awe-inspiring monument that beautifully encapsulates India’s rich history, Mughal architecture, and cultural heritage. Stepping inside this UNESCO World Heritage site feels like walking through the pages of a history book—only grander and more vivid. The red sandstone walls are massive and impressive, standing as a symbol of strength and endurance. The intricate carvings, the symmetry in design, and the regal aura of structures like Diwan-i-Aam, Diwan-i-Khas, Rang Mahal, and Moti Masjid showcase the brilliance of Mughal architecture and attention to detail. The fort is well-maintained, and walking through its courtyards and gardens gives a true sense of royal life during the Mughal era. You also get a deeper appreciation of how significant this monument is, especially when you remember that it's from the ramparts of the Red Fort that the Prime Minister addresses the nation on Independence Day. 💡 Tip: Try to visit early in the day or around sunset—both for pleasant weather and beautiful lighting. Don’t miss the light and sound show in the evening—it’s beautifully done and brings history to life. Wear comfy shoes—there’s a lot to explore on foot! Whether you’re a history lover, a tourist, or someone rediscovering Delhi, Lal Qila is a timeless treasure that deserves all your time and attention. Proud to have this monument as part of our nation’s legacy!

Okoro Paschal

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To experience the true story of Red Fort explore with experienced guide that will help you navigate the whole place with detailed stories. Red Fort has been the fortress to the Indian nation built to protect from invaders. The Red Fort is also known as Lal Qila, a monumental Mughal fort located in Old Delhi, India. History credit Emperor Shah Jahan as the man who built this great fortress. The Red fort is a UNESCO world heritage site. With Indian History of hope and resilience, The Red Fort is a symbol of freedom. It has been ages and gathers people all over the world. It's one of the best tourist site to visit in India with lots of History filled with suspense and anticipation. Enjoy the Fort with calm mind.

Anushka Tyagi

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The Red Fort in Delhi is a magnificent example of Mughal architecture and one of India's most iconic landmarks.Its red sandstone walls, intricate carvings, and grand gates are truly impressive. Inside, you’ll find beautiful structures like the Diwan-i-Aam, Diwan-i-Khas, and lush gardens. The sound and light show held in the evening adds a dramatic retelling of its historical significance It’s a must-visit for anyone interested in history, culture, and architecture — though it can get quite crowded, especially during weekends and public holidays.

Farhan Ahmad Khan

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The Red Fort in Delhi is a must-visit historical site, rich in Mughal architecture and India's colonial past. The monument is massive and beautifully preserved, offering a deep dive into India’s cultural and political heritage. However, it can get extremely crowded, especially on weekends and public holidays. If you're planning a visit, it's highly recommended to book your tickets online at least a day in advance to avoid long queues. This small step can save you a lot of time and energy. Once inside, you’re free to carry personal belongings as most things are allowed. The fort complex houses several museums that showcase everything from Mughal artifacts to India's freedom struggle. These museums add depth to the overall experience and are worth spending time in. Given the vast size of the fort, make sure to keep aside at least 3–4 hours to explore it properly. From the majestic Lahori Gate to the Diwan-i-Aam and Diwan-i-Khas, every corner of the fort tells a story. The lush gardens, intricate carvings, and overall grandeur make it a memorable visit. Whether you're a history buff or a casual traveler, the Red Fort offers a blend of beauty, history, and culture that’s hard to miss.