This is a Spectacular piece of Art which was build in the reign of Emperor Jahangir. It is located in Sheikhupura Pakistan. It was invaded by many kings and they took control of this fort, and this cycle of over throwing power continued for centuries. Many Maharaja's and maharani's were house arrested in this fort after demise of their power. It was a great architecture which should not be ruined like this we should take care of our Historical Buildings and Architecture.
It is the main Entrance gate of the fort and this is the only entrance to the fort.
Lets go inside and take a look at it, as you can see that it's like falling apart, the administration of this fort told me to watch out the buildings inside the fort, it's not in good condition.
There are many buildings in the fort but tourists are not allowed to go inside because of it's damaged condition and many buildings have bats in them living for a long time. Lets see the artistic buildings which now look like as abandoned houses.
Fort view from the outside.
This place once represented lavish life style of kings and Maharajas, but now its only a historical ruin due to the People who did not care about the value of the Historical culture. As you can see that a Place which was an Example of an Amazing Art building transformed into a haunted house.
All photos are original and captured by @jasimg
Amazing structure there, buddy. And great write up too. I especially love the photo of that deep well. Looks like it leads to one crazy drop. Would love to be able to visit this place someday.
Awesome. :)
Thank you so much for the feedback. You are right that well looks do deep, feels like a gateway to another dimension. you would definitely love the structure if you do visit someday.
"A gateway to another dimension".
I love this type of sci-fi, would be a great story for a book actually.
Beautiful architecture, shame that they don't restore it. I guess Pakistan isn't exactly known for tourism though.
_Rob
In total agreement, its known for other things but the fort is an amazing piece of art turning into dust. If the restoration is not done these pictures will be the only remaining proof of its existence
Yeah... I wish I could
Cool pics.
The one shot of the well (or DEEP HOLE) was rather forboding. It did not exactly look inviting.
For myself, I appreciate the 1st & 2nd images best.
i looked it up - this is in PAKISTAN. Twas built in 1607. So it's several hundred years old.
IF anybody wants to #READ up on it, visit this:
Thank you for this interesting and informative post. Your photos show the damage that is being wrought through time and neglect. One of the things that keep British mnuments from falling into disrepair and devastation are organisations such as English heritage, National Trust and so on. But most of all it depends on insdividuals who have driven an idea to renovate something that is decrepid and gather volunteers in their wake. I don't know if you have anything like this, but it's a place to start. It would serve history.
Nice and fascinating places, nicely written blog.
i visit this place very soon because i live in Sheikhupura
Thanks for sharing
A very wonderful historic place ... A great memory of mughal emperors
amazing post @jasimg , nice click
I only the walls can talk.
such a interesting place... would love to visit there :)
Very interesting , i like this kind of places, nice photos
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This is now on my list of places to visit.
What a beautiful collection of photographs! I love how you didnt just take the traditional photos but some personal and usually unseen in a collection. I feel like I have been there through your eyes. Thank you!
Hi! Wow, what an interesting place and history! It's crazy that they don't do anything to preserve such a building, such a shame. Great post, I voted up ;) I just started my own travel profile, so hopefully I'll meet fellow travel-minded people here ;)
Hi! Wow, what an interesting place and history! It's crazy that they don't do anything to preserve such a building, such a shame. Great post, I voted up ;) I just started my own travel profile, so hopefully, I'll meet fellow travel-minded people here ;)
Beautiful. Wonderful structures.
Nice pictures @jasimg.
Please join me too.
great
nice structure and very beautiful fort this is very nice place the door of fort is very veryhad and also beautiful
Awesome photos! I'm just starting my travel blog. It's a journey through my life. Check it out! We've been to a lot of the same places.
Visit beautiful country Bhutan (Land of Thunder Dragon) to experience new culture.
Congratulations @jasimg!
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Awesome photos! I'm just starting my travel blog. It's a journey through my life. Check it out! We've been to a lot of the same places.
Thanks for sharing this beautiful piece of art. Good article as well.
Wow ! Awesome Infrastructure ! Thanks for sharing these pictures !
I hate haunted places, but i admit this one looks curious. haha
The pit looks like from the one of the movie 300. haha
@jasimg Very nice pictures.
Hope the archeology department is taking care of it
If only the walls could talk...
The journey is what brings us happiness not the destination
Good photos, I am a photographer, it passes for my blog and sees my content, I hope that it should be of your taste, you have my vote :D greetings
excellent...
Hi, amazing pictures and really good work. I love how knowledgeable this community is, and how much you can discover on steemit.
I post a lot of videos about art, museum and expositions happening in France on my blog. You should check it up and let me know what you think about it.
Keep up the good work !