Unearth the past glory of historic and architectural legend of India’s Delhi set UNESCO World Heritage Site; the Red Fort.
The main residence for Mughal emperors was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in 1638 “Red Fort”.
Its red sandstone walls and marble decorations show traces of Persian, Timurid and Indian architectural styles.
The name comes from its massive red sandstone walls that were meant to stand out.
The main or Lahore gate at The Red Fort represents India independence when every year the Prime Minister hoists a national flag here on Independence Day.
Diwan-i-Aam where the emperor used to speak to the general public and listen to their grievances was an intriguing part of fort.
Peacock throne used to be in this room which was for emperor and his selected followers.
Rang Mahal which means “Palace of colors” in English originally housed the emperor’s wives and concubines; It was highly decorated inside and even had running water.
It had a series of water channels that were meant to cool the environment and enhance its beauty.
Its cultural relevance and architectural magnificence have seen The Red Fort get recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 2007
Visit the Red fort and enjoy one of the most iconic places in India known for its rich history and grandeur.