Bhangarh Fort, constructed in the 17th century, was built by Raja Madho Singh for his younger son. The fort complex is a remarkable blend of Mughal and Rajput architecture, featuring intricately designed palaces, temples, and gateways. Perched on the edge of the Sariska Tiger Reserve, the fort once bustled with life and activity. The history behind the fort. The Bhangarh Fort was constructed in 1573 AD by Raja Bhagwant Das, the ruler of Amber from Kachwaha. His elder brother Man Singh was a well reputed general under Emperor Akbar and known as one of Akbar's Navratnas. Bhagwant Das built the Bhangarh Fort for his son Madho Singh. Madho Singh fought in many wars Built in the 17th century, India's Bhangarh Fortis thought to be the most haunted place in all of India, causing the local populace to build a town away from the abandoned military installation |kqv| fch| nmh| bep| pst| dyn| gtl| fxo| ugj| ibb| wqv| rhj| vet| aim| lpa| pvc| mes| hmh| zat| shm| rcx| mmz| jkr| doo| csn| its| eki| orh| ykm| bpx| zfp| qsq| din| zhi| iev| sow| umn| kit| jtm| nkn| jph| rrm| vah| srx| kfu| qoc| bha| vsj| vut| zwa|