Red Fort

Delhi’s Red Fort is a 17th-century Mughal citadel and one of India’s most important historic landmarks. Built by Emperor Shah Jahan in red sandstone, it combines grand defensive walls with elegant palaces, audience halls, and gardens inside. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is closely linked to India’s history and modern identity, including the annual Independence Day address from its ramparts. Visit for its architecture, historical significance, and insight into Mughal court life in the heart of Old Delhi.