Kangra Fort
The Kangra Fort Is Positioned 20 Kilometers From The Town Of Dharamsala On The Outer Edge Of The Town Of Kangra, India.
Sujanpur Tihra Fort
Overlooking The Town Of Sujanpur, Abhay Chand Katoch-The Monarch-Build A Carrying Weapons Fortress At The Top Of The Hill Called Tira In 1748 AD. The Fort Of Sujanpur Tira Motionless Belongs To The Pedigree Of Maharaja Sansar Chand. Next-Door The Fort Is The Maharaja Sansar Chandra Museum Sprint By The Royal Relations Of Kangra.
Haripur Fort
Haripur Is A Significant Town Of Kangra Quarter. Nestling In The Knee Of The Regal Dhauladhar Ranges, The Town Is Known For Its Haripur Fort. The Enormous Battlements Of The Fort Can Be Seen From The Guler Railway Station. ... This Was The Assets Of The Generous State Of Haripur Guler — An Subsidiary Of Kangra.
Kotla Fort
Nupur fort was previously recognized as the Dhameri Fort and was built in the 10th century. The fort was shattered by the British and then by an tremor in 1905.
Gurkha Fort
Gurkha Fort Rests At An Elevation Of 1437 M On Top Of Sea Stage In The Town Of Subathu, Which Is Well-Liked As The Cantonment Town. Built By The Gurkhas In The 19th Century, The Fort Holds 180-Year Old Cannons That Were Second-Hand In Battles. The District Came Under The British Rule Subsequent To The Gurkhas Were Beaten In A War.
Gondhla Fort
Lahaul Has Only One Fort, Gondhla. It Was Built By Raja Ram Singh Of Kullu In 1700AD. The Gondhla Fort Is Completely Built With Timber, In The Tower Type Planning. Just In Front Is The Chandra Stream Crossways The Valley.
Kamru Fort
Kamru Fort Is An Antique Wooden Fort Situated On A Hill A A Small Number Of Kilometers From Sangla Town. It Was The Unique Seat Of The Bushahr Family That Lined From Here. The Resources Was Later Shifted To Sarahan And Then To Rampur, From Where The Last King Padam Singh Feint.
Chamba Fort
The Chamba Fortress Known As Akhand Chandi Fortress Is A Well-Known Arrangement Overlooking The Well-Known Chamba Chaugan. Constructed During Raja Umed Singh's Reign Between 1748-1764. The Fortress Is Extensive And, It Has Some Precisely Carved Doors, Balustrades And Window Frames And Complicated Wood And Goblet Work.
Ratanpur Fort
One Of The Antique Towns In The State Of Chhattisgarh, Ratanpur Is Situated In The Bilaspur Region And Is Famed In The Middle Of Tourists And Travellers For Its Antique Temples And Ratanpur Fort. Ratanpur Remained The Resources Of Haihaivanshi Kingdom Until It Was Under Enemy Control By The Maratha Kings And Later On By The British.
