Famous forts in Pakistan: - Those forts of Pakistan which were once the pride of India

With India becoming independent in the year 1947, many things were divided. At that time, it was not right in any way for the country to be divided and many things to be lost. However, many times before this both the countries have tried to improve their relations but have only failed because the relations between Pakistan and India can never improve.

Apart from being each other's neighbours since 1947, both are also staunch enemies. But it can also be denied that many historical things of India have now become a part of Pakistan like states, cities and things situated there. There are some forts which were once the pride of India. Do you know about these forts? If not, then let us try to find out in this article.

Altit Fort

Altit is a famous fort of Pakistan, located in Altit city of Hunza Valley in GilgitBaltistan. This fort is about 900 years old and was once a part of India.

It is said that this fort belonged to the kings of Hunza State, who were also known as Mirs. At one time this fort was found in a dilapidated condition, which was later taken over by the Aga Khan Trust.

Rohtas Fort

The name of Rohtal, the famous fort of Pakistan is also included. This fort was constructed between 1541 AD and 1548 AD. Its architecture looks like a Muslim mosque.

It is said that this fort was built by Sher Shah Suri, in which about 12 doors have been built. At one time this fort was the pride of the Mughals, but after partition, it became a part of Pakistan.

Royal Fort

This famous fort is located in Lahore, Pakistan. It was constructed during the Mughal era. It is said that it was built by the Mughal emperor Akbar in the year 1560. If we talk about the structure of this fort, it is approximately 1400 feet long and 1115 feet wide.

It is so beautiful that you will want to explore it again and again. But to see this fort you will have to go to Pakistan, because, at the time of partition, this fort went to Punjab, a part of Pakistan.

Ranikot Fort

Ranikot also became a part of Pakistan after partition, which is also known as the Wall of Sindh. This fort is not only ancient but also beautiful. This fort is spread over 32 kilometres, and is said to be the largest fort in the world.

Its architecture is built in the old style, which was built by the kings of Sindh. The ramparts of this fort have been compared to the Great Wall of China.

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