History of Red Fort?

The fort is located very close to Chandni Chowk metro state. If you get out of the Gate 5 from the metro station,

you can hire rickshaw to reach the fort. You can also walk from the station to the destination. You can find taxis and autos from any part of the city to reach Red Fort.

The fort is at prime beauty throughout the year. If you visit during national holidays like Independence Day and Republic Day, you can find many interesting activities and even the Prime Minister’s speech.

On the drawback, the fort will be heavily crowded during these holidays and the security will be very high.

Season has no effect on the beauty of the fort. However, visiting India during summer can be dehydrating and humid experience. Delhi experiences very hot climate from March to June.

Monsoon starts in July and ends in September. The prime tourism season is the winter season, which starts in October and ends in February.

The fort is open throughout the week except on Mondays. The fort is open from 7 in the morning until 5:30 in the evening for sightseeing. It takes around 2-3 hours to scale the whole place. The light and sound show takes place in the evening.

Monsoon starts in July and ends in September. The prime tourism season is the winter season, which starts in October and ends in February.

Season has no effect on the beauty of the fort. However, visiting India during summer can be dehydrating and humid experience. Delhi experiences very hot climate from March to June.

Monsoon starts in July and ends in September. The prime tourism season is the winter season, which starts in October and ends in February.

Season has no effect on the beauty of the fort. However, visiting India during summer can be dehydrating and humid experience.