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History of Red Fort
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Built by Emperor Shah Jahan, the construction of this massive Red fort in Delhi ended in 1648 and has been since then a place of tremendous historical importance. Built of red sandstone, this royal fort contains all the trapping s of the Mughul Government, private and public halls, arched marble palaces, grand beautifully made gardens, posh apartments and a mosque. During the British rule, a number of changes wee made when the red fort became their army headquarters. Later, during independence, it was here that Prime Minister Nehru hoisted the Indian flag of independence.
Introduction to Red Fort
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The Red Fort or the Lal Quila is the largest of the monuments in old Delhi which has withstood the vagaries of time and nature for centuries. Despite being attacked twice, this Red Fort stands tall as one of the most majestic testimony to the Mughul opulence. The Red Fort remains open for visitors everyday from sunrise to sunset.
The Red Fort is located in the northeast corner of the original city of Shahjahanabad in Old Delhi. It is situated on the Western banks of River Yamuna.
The Red Fort is located in the northeast corner of the original city of Shahjahanabad in Old Delhi. It is situated on the Western banks of River Yamuna.
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