Best places: Fortresses in Pakistan

Elaborate Mughal-era fortress with ornate palaces & pavilions, a mosque & several museums.

Prominent fort from the 16th century featuring a museum within a gate & scenic views of the valley.

👍👍 Great historical place to visit. Some renovation works are going on presently. Nostalgic heritage site of Sindh. This place is worth seeing especially from an architectural point of view. I suggest that everyone should pay a visit to watch it. Kot Diji Fort is so old place it was made up for safety...

The site of this mostly destroyed fortress is now a park with a museum, scenic views & shrines.

This fort at the entrance to the Khyber Pass was built by Sikh General Hari Singh Nalwa in 1836.

👍👍 This a very small fort with a boundary wall and some remaints of rooms and buildings on the side. There is a very big, splendid mosque inside the fort. No entry tickets. Its is quite nearby GT road. Wear close shoes when visiting due to uneven surface.

👍👍 Good family spot but greenery is not upto the mark as compare to Lahore parks. Views from top are amazing

👍 The Ramkot Fort is accessible through boat. It's located in mangla dam. It's an old fort built by hindus around 1186 AD. We took the route of Dina, Mirpur khas to reach Mangla Dam. From where we rented a boat to reach Ramkot Fort. This fort is located within the island in Mangla dam. We were 12 peo...

Partly rebuilt 17th-century fort & mosque above a valley, famed for multiple past battles & sieges.

😠 Fort no longer exists only few parts of wall which are hard to find and even locals don't exactly know the location of those few original parts. Don't expect too much while visiting. Pics of those few parts are attached. I personally recommend instead of wasting time at depalpur fort give a try to b...

👍👍 Qasim fort is one the beautiful places in Karachi. It is very old before the independence of Pakistan. It exceeds the beauty of Karachi. It is one of the favorite places of the people. There are many famous places around Qasim Fort. It has beautiful blue colored water. Which looks amazing and which...

👍👍 Historical place.. I wish to see from inside but due to the security reasons i was not able to see

👍 Chakdara has been an important center for the last 3500 years and is littered with remains of the Gandhara grave culture, Buddhist sites, and Hindu Shahi forts. The ancient route from Afghanistan via Nawa Pass and Katkala Pass/Zwalm pul (Bridge) Swat River crosses at Chakdara.

👍 A very nice place in jammu and kashmir union territory.Almost India's last point🇮🇳.it suffered in 2005 earthquake.It is made at the banks of kishanganga river ( neelum) river. built by hindu chak rulers of Kashmir in 16th century. The river is called kishan ganga because of its resembles with the c...

😐 Naukot Fort......🏰-- Naukot Fort, which marks the passageway into the vast and mysterious Thar Desert. Located 63km outside the city of Mirpurkhas and 150km away from the city of Hyderabad and 290 km far from karachi city...... Nice palce to visit who can intrusted in history and ancient time to ex...

👍👍 A very beautiful historic place in center of Quetta. Right now its under management of Pakistan Army and its kept in a very nice condition. Arm Forces and their families as well as civilians may visit from 9am to 6pm but need a prior approval. A piece of art, enegineering and safety, everyone will...

👍👍 When you enter chitral from Boni side, view of Chitral Fort Amazing. Chitral Fort is located in Chitral Town, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. Fort is Situated on the bank of River Chitral. The Fort is on very prime location. Fort has been built in 1774 during the rule of Mohtaram Shah Katur II of Chit...

👍👍 Mir Chakar E Azam Rind Tomb After renovation. By special efforts of Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar, DC Okara Capt. (Rtd) M Ali Ijaz. Must Visit 🥰

👍👍 Built by British Raj in one year this beautiful fort is visible as travel through zig zag road to higher elevation of approximately 847 meters. The entrance to the fort is strictly prohibited.

👍👍 RAHIM YAR KHAN, March 27: Situated 100km north of Rahim Yar Khan in the heart of Cholistan desert, the famous Islam Garh Fort is fast fading into a shadow. Built during the regime of Raja Rawal Siri Bheem Singh in 1665, the structures inside the fort are in a shambles. The fort took 20 years for it...