Daulatabad Fort, Medieval fort in India
Daulatabad Fort is a 14th-century fort city in Maharashtra, India.
The fort was built by the Yadava dynasty and has been a stronghold of various empires including the Delhi Sultanate and the Marathas.
The fort is known for its architectural grandeur and strong defense systems.
It's a popular tourist destination, accessible via road from Aurangabad.
The fort features a 'Bharat Mata' temple, symbolizing the Indian independence movement.
Location: Sambhajinagar district
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