Red Fort: Excellent Architecture

   If the Red Fort is said to be the historic fort of the country, there may be no exaggeration. The red fort in Delhi was once the center of the Mughal Sultanate. 

  According to experts, the Red Fort was the main residence of the Mughal rulers for nearly two hundred years till 1856. If you say that Mughal was a political center, there would probably be no exaggeration.  

   This magnificent memorial land of red sandstone has a special reputation in the world. In the interior area of ​​the Red Fort attracts luxurious structures from market-haats to residential. The cool flow of water flow in the beautiful series of the royal apartments or the Mandapam underlines the architectural singularity. 

  The architectural architecture of this unique heritage of Mughal times is also very beautiful and impressive. Discovery of Timurid and Persian traditions is seen in architecture. The innovative architecture of the Red Fort is also seen in buildings ranging from buildings to garden gardens.  

   Along with red sandstone, here attracts marble structures. Due to specifications, UNESCO has declared Red Fort a World Heritage Site. Since the Red Fort was used as a Mughal ruler residence, it was also called the blessed castle.

  It is meant to be Qila-e-Mubarak. Mughal ruler Shah Jahan built the Red Fort on May 12, 1639. Lal Qila was constructed from the Agra to the capital of the Mughal Empire. Architectural architect of the Red Fort was Ustad Ahmad Lahori. After the long tenure of nearly ten years, the construction of the Red Fort on 6th April 1648 was completed. 

  Its beauty is singular and attractive. Particularly, due to the specifications, the Red Fort has now become the country's main tourist destination. A light and sound show is broadcasting under the Mughal empire within the Red Fort premises.  

   This show is based on information. There is also a long circle of protective walls of the Red Fort spread over 254.67 acres of area. The structure of the Red Fort is octagonal. The unsurpassed example of Mughal architecture is that Red Fort has many historical events in its lagos. 

   Attempts to preserve this monument of national importance begin from 1913. There is a long series of red fortress underlined. For example, Lahauri Gate, Delhi Gate, Chhati Chowk, Naubat Khana, Diwan-i-Aam, Canal-e-Bihish, Mumtaz Mahal, Rang Mahal etc.

   Lahauri Gate: Lahauri Gate is the main entrance to the red fort made of red sandstone. This entrance was known as Lahauri Gate due to the Lahore city side.   Delhi Gate: Delhi Gate is the public entrance to the southern part of Red Fort. Elephants have been decorated at the entrance. Gauda Divya This gate is very attractive.   Chhati Chowk: Chhati Chowk is located near the Lahauri gate. Chhati Chowk was for Shahi Mughal. At this place the royal family had the convenience of buying and selling. For example, silk, ornaments and other accessories were available.

   Naubat khana: Naubat khana was also called nakakarakhana. Here music and music took place.  Diwan-i-Aam: Diwan-i-Aam is a large size. The Mughal rulers used to listen to the suffering of public-awam here. It shows engraved arches and craftsmanship. Right behind it are the royal houses.   Canal-e-Wahishah: Canal-e-VHishish is actually a series. It is also called the flow of heaven. As well as pulling water from the imperial turret, its flow passes through the middle of the conducts.

   Mumtaz Mahal: Mumtaz Mahal used to stay in Begum's house. This is also called the big color palace. There is also an archaeological museum of the Red Fort in Mumtaz Mahal.   Rang Mahal: The color palace was specially the residence of the Begum and the mistress of the Mughal ruler emperor. It was specially decorated and painted. The brightest mujak has been used in this.

   Special Palace: A special palace was the emperor's residential building. It's like an octagonal tower. The beautiful palace saw the beautiful view of the river Yamuna   Dewan-e-Khas: The Diwan-i-Khas used to meet the Mughal Emperor with special warriors, ministers and special people. The bright spot of marble stones looks very beautiful. Precious stones have also been used in this. It can be called heaven of earth. Apart from these, there is a long series of beautiful places in the Red Fort.

    All the necessary resources are available for the visit of the Red Fort. The nearest airport is the Indira Gandhi International Airport New Delhi. The nearest railway station is the Delhi Junction. Tourists can also travel to the Red Fort by road.
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