Lahori Gate

Red Fort is a typical Mughal-style red sandstone building, similar to Agra Fort Fior, but not as large as Agra Fort. The Red Fort of Delhi was built in the middle of the 17th century by Shajahan, the fifth-generation monarch of the Mughal Dynasty. Due to several wars, the Red Fort of today, although it has lost its former glory, the majesty of Lahore Gate is still there, and the ramshackle red walls are still there. Some of the palaces, with their basic structures intact, seem to be able to glimpse the glory of the past. In contemporary times, its greatest significance is to proclaim India's independence from British colonial rule as an important symbol of sovereignty, with special flag-raising ceremonies on Republic Day (26 January) and Independence Day (15 August). Although it is a world cultural heritage, the monuments have been damaged more severely. The sunset in the evening is the best time to take pictures here, and there is a sound and light show about the history of Red Fort in the evening, with an English commentary.

This gate looks pretty good, I like to enjoy some very special small things here, the internal structure of the gate is also relatively wide, I like some places to visit here, it is a very hungry place.

Lahore Gate is just a gate of Red Fort, just like the noon gate of the Forbidden City, you can pay attention to the visit to Red Fort, wonderful carved sandstone and inlaid marble decoration. The scale of the palaces is hard to describe, but this one has two moats, one tiger and one crocodile.

there were around twelve gates into the old city but now you may find all twelve gates. The gates were originally built by the mughal emperor Akbar. If you walk around there you may look a lot of locals and tourists. Local shopping market and huge spice market is right there. It is a great place in terms of old tradition Buildings. The art , building and the houses be very good in terms of old old construction.

The Lahore Gate is the main gate of the Red Fort, which was previously the only way to enter the Red Fort, and this gate has witnessed many important events in Indian history, and India's declaration of independence was in the square in front of the Lahore Gate. Many important events in India are now held here. The architectural style of Lahore Gate is clearly seen as the local style of India, with beautiful curves and beautiful decorations. From this, you can clearly see the Indian flag flying in the center of the opposite building.