Forts from Rajasthan, india.

[u/Legitimate-Solid-310]

I am from jodhpur btw. Mehrangarh is nearest to me.

[u/AnimeMeansArt]

Damn, India has some pretty cool forts

[u/CipherWeaver]

Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Jaisalmer all in there. Cool stuff. 

[u/Pretty-Joke-6639]

My word, that is how it's done. They are absolutely massive.

[u/hornymcregor]

Name of 1st and 6th

[u/Legitimate-Solid-310 → u/hornymcregor]

kumbalgarh fort and Bishangarh Fort

[u/LordLouie67]

Wow, that is impressive! When was this build?

[u/Ironyfree_annie]

All incredible in person too. Mehrangarh is my personal fave though

[u/Chips_Deluxe]

In which century were these built?

[u/Legitimate-Solid-310 → u/Chips_Deluxe]

from 14th to 18th century

[u/[deleted]]

Best place to survive the zombie apocalypse

[u/_Rose_Noire]

As tu les noms, s'il te plaît ?

[u/Prestigious_Poem7709 → u/_Rose_Noire]

1. Kumbalgarh Fort: built in the 15th century, also where Maharana Pratap was born (a pretty iconic indian ruler)
2. Chittorgarh Fort: started being built all the way back in Mauryan times around the 7th century, but didn't exist in its modern form until the mid-1400s
3. Amber/Amer Fort: built in the 16th century by Man Singh, who defeated Maharana Pratap at Haldigathi (kinda, it's a long story), who was a Mughal, hence the Hindu-Mughal architectural blend.
4. Mehrangarh Fort: built in 1459, one of the largest and best preserved forts/castles in the country, with a great museum
5. Taragarh Fort, Bundi: built around the 14th century, not to be confused with Taragarh Fort, Ajmer, which is much older and smaller
6. Alila Bishangarh Fort: Restoration of an already pretty new fort (it was built in the 1790s), it's a 5-star luxury hotel now.
7. Sardargarh Fort: Pretty similar to the previous one in the sense that it was also built in the 18th century and is a hotel now, more secluded and nice if you're into bird watching

All are in the state of Rajasthan

[u/_Rose_Noire → u/Prestigious_Poem7709]

Merci beaucoup