Travel Tips: These forts used to increase the glory of India, today they are the center of tourism in Pakistan.

India is known all over the world for its culture and nature and people from abroad come to India to see this. You must have seen many forts in the country and also know about them. These forts of the country add to the glory of the country. But the forts about which we are going to tell you today once used to be the pride of India and today they are considered as the famous tourist places of Pakistan. Yes, today we are going to tell you about those forts which used to come to India before partition but today are the center of Pakistan's tourism.

* Hawalpur, Dravad Fort
The Drawad Fort, located in Dera Nawab Sahib, Bahawalpur, Pakistan, was once a part of India. This fort with 30-meter-high walls was built by Rajput Rai Jajja Bhati of Jaisalmer, which was the palace of the Royal Family before the occupation.

* Karimabad, Altit Fort
The 900-year-old Altit Fort, also known as the Old Monument, is located in Karimabad, Hunza Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Famous among tourists, this palace was also once a part of India, but after partition, it is considered the pride of Pakistan.

* Bahawalpur, Sadiq Garh Palace
One of the famous forts of Pakistan, Sadiq Garh Palace is located in Bahawalpur. Surrounded by long walls and gardens, this fort is very beautiful.

* Jhelum, Rohtas Fort
This Rohtas Fort located near Dina Town of Jhelum city is quite famous. Tourists also come from far and wide to see this palace with a stepped wall and about 12 gates.

* Bahawalpur, Noor Mahal
The structure of this palace built during the British period in Bahawalpur is similar to the palaces of Italy. This palace, which has become the property of the Pakistan Army, is used as a guest house.

* Muzaffarabad, Red Fort
Located in the city of Muzaffarabad, this magnificent Red Fort is also known as Muzaffarabad Fort. This beautiful fort is surrounded by the Neelam River on three sides.

* Sindh, Faiz Fort
This 200-year-old fort in Pakistan Sindh is one of the many beautiful forts there. Built-in 1798 by the royal family of Khahir Pul, this fort is also known as Aramgarh Fort.