red fort
states: [india]
category: cultural
year: 2007
location: New Delhi State, Central District, New Delhi
region: Asia and the Pacific
latitude/longitude: 28.6555555556, 77.2408333333
last visited: 2007
unesco id: 231
world heritage site: 231
The Red Fort Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage site in India, is a historic fortress renowned for its stunning Mughal architecture and rich history. Constructed in the 17th century by Emperor Shah Jahan, it served as the main residence of Mughal emperors for nearly 200 years and later became a symbol of India's struggle for independence. The complex features impressive red sandstone walls, intricate palaces, and beautiful gardens, reflecting the grandeur and artistic mastery of the Mughal era. Today, it stands as a significant cultural landmark, attracting visitors worldwide to explore its historical and architectural legacy.
