Agra Fort

It is located in India, along the gardens of the Taj Mahal, which is a very important monument dating back to the seventeenth century Mughal. It is a powerful fortress built of red sandstone that houses in its 2.5 km precinct the royal city consisting of many fairytale palaces such as Jahangir Palace, and two magnificent mosques. The castle was built in the year 1080, and it was the seat of government for the Mongol ruler, Jalal al-Din Akbar, who built it after he consolidated his power after coming to power, and the castle was considered a strategic military point. The castle was built in the shape of a crescent, flat on the eastern side, with long, straight walls facing the river. The buildings of this complex are characterized by their diversity in terms of architectural style.