Daulatabad, Fortress in Maharashtra, India
Daulatabad is a 14th-century fort city in Maharashtra, India.
The city was founded by Bhillama V, a Yadava king, in the 11th century AD.
It is known for its cultural heritage and architectural marvels including the Chand Minar and Chini Mahal.
The fort is open to visitors from sunrise to sunset.
Daulatabad Fort is one of the few invincible forts in Maharashtra.
Location: Sambhajinagar district
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