Red Fort
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Formerly known as Khila-e-Mubarak or Blessed Fort, the Red Fort in Delhi is located on the banks of the Yamuna River, which was once part of Shahjahanabad.
The entire complex of the Red Fort exemplifies the architectural creativity of the Mughal architecture.
The Red Fort is one of the most famous monuments and tourist attractions in India. The responsibility for the protection of the Red Fort is currently on the Archaeological Survey of India.
The Red Fort is the main abode of the Mughal Emperors. Built-in 1939 by Shah Jahan. It was once the political center of the Mughal emperors.
The entire complex of the Red Fort exemplifies the architectural creativity of the Mughal architecture.
The Red Fort is the main abode of the Mughal Emperors. Built-in 1939 by Shah Jahan. It was once the political center of the Mughal emperors.
Red Fort Entry Fee and Timings
Entry Fee35 Rupes per person for Indians
500 Rupes per person for Foreign Tourists
25 Rupes per person for Video filming
photography Free
80 Rupes per person for adults on weekends (Light & Sound show)
30 Rupes per person for children on weekends (Light & Sound show)
60 Rupes per person for adults on weekdays (Light & Sound show)
20 Rupes per person for children on weekdays (Light & Sound show)
Timings
All Days 9:30am to 4:30pm
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