Darbhanga Fort

The symmetrical stone fort extends across multiple levels with defensive walls, turrets, and architectural elements reflecting North Indian military construction techniques.

Built during the rule of the Mithila kings in the 15th century, the fort served as a strategic military outpost for the Darbhanga Raj dynasty.

The fort complex contains several Hindu temples and Islamic architectural elements, demonstrating the cultural fusion prevalent in the Mithila region.

Visitors can access the fort through the main entrance gate near Darbhanga railway station, with local guides available to explain its historical significance.

The fort's underground chambers and passages form an intricate network that, according to records, connected different parts of ancient Darbhanga city.

Location: Darbhanga

GPS coordinates: 26.16070,85.89410

Latest update: May 31, 2025 01:46