The Red Fort is set-up in the centre of Delhi and it was constructed by Shah Jahan
who was the fifth Mugal emperor. He started the fort construction
during the time period of 1638. The name of the fort such as Red Fort
came into existence for its massive enclosing red sandstone walls.
The emperor constructed this fort as the palace for his capital
Shahjahanabad. Ustad Ahmad Lahauri was the architect of the fort and
he used the Indian Architecture style to build this Fort. During the
time period of 2007, it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage
site with Salimgarh Fort. On Independence Day, Indian Prime
Minister hoists the nation flag Tricolor on the main gate of
the Red Fort. In Hindi Languages it is well known as Lal Qila
and during the imperial family it was called Bessed Fort. The
emperor Shah Jahan order the construction of Red Fort, when he
decided to shift his capital to Delhi from Agra. All the construction
work of Red Fort was completed in the year of 1648. The outer
boundary walls of the fort are asymmetrical to contain the older
Salimgarh Fort.
The Red Fort is
constructed approximately 254.67 acres, which includes 1.50 defensive
walls and enclosed by 2.41 km. The most surviving structures of Red
Fort are main gates, ramparts, walls and imperial apartments which is
located in the eastern river bank. In front of the fort the chawari
bazaar is located and Lahore gate is the main gate of the fort.
The name of the gate was taken from the city of Lahore. The Delhi
gate is the southern public entrance to the fort and also similar to
the Lahauri Gate. Two giant stone elephant is setup in either side of
the gate. These stone elephants face each other. The Diwan-I-Aam
leads to the innermost court of the fort and Diwan-I-Khass which is
mostly known as Hall of private Audience. The white marble is used in
the construction of this one and in the wood silver ceiling has been
restored. Tourist and local public came here every month to see the
beauty of Red Fort (Lal Qila). Old Fort Delhi Sound and Light Show Timings, Light and Sound Show at Old Fort Timings, Old Fort Light and Sound Show Timings
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