Jahangir Palace

This palace inside Agra Fort is probably the most important building within the fort building and accommodates the royal women. Although I think the most important structure is the multi-layered red sandstone walls and the large bowl used as a bathtub, there is not much evidence.

The Jahangir Palace in Red Castle is a beautiful red palace with exquisite architectural style and sculpture. The palace is said to have been designed by Akbar the Great himself, but later the Emperor modified it, featuring a mixture of Hinduism and Persian Greece in Central Asia. Many tourists visit and take photos here.

The interior and ornamental red stone buildings in Agalburg are beautiful, and if you have a tour guide, he will explain to you this fascinating history. There is a room where you can whisper and hear the echo. The tickets are included in the castle.

It's the largest palace in Agalburg. It enters Amar & Singh Gate and goes up the slope. The first building on the right hand is Amar & Singh Gate. In front of the palace is a beautiful green space. The buildings adopt the rare symmetrical design of Indian castles, especially the mosques on both sides. Here you can see the Taj Mahal in the distance beside the river. The red and white buildings echo each other and are magnificent.

The palace was named after Jahangir, the fourth emperor of the Mogul Empire. It combines Muslim and Indian architectural styles. The building materials are local sandstones, which are well preserved in India because there has been no outbreak of war or famine in hundreds of years. India's Castle sees vomiting, but this is a very distinctive castle.

Jahangir Palace, very spectacular, standing on the top of the corridor, looking down, I see my legs soft, layer by layer, each layer has its own unique scenery, easy to lose one of them, many people see us, have taken pictures with us, like stars.