Shigar Fort, Fortress in Pakistan
Shigar Fort, a heritage site and luxury hotel.
Built in the 17th century by the rulers of the Amacha Dynasty.
Represents Balti culture and architecture.
Renovated and converted into a museum and boutique hotel by the Aga Khan Cultural Service.
Known as Fong-Khar, which translates to 'Palace on the Rock'.
Location: Shigar
Inception: 17 Century
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