By Rajni Pandey | August 1, 2024
India's history is marked by incredible forts that have never been conquered by force. Here are the seven strongest forts in India that no enemy could ever conquer.
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Perched on an island in the Arabian Sea, Janjira Fort's formidable walls and naval defenses kept it unconquered by Portuguese, British, and Marathas.
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Spread across three hilltops, Gingee Fort's robust architecture and natural defenses earned it the nickname "Troy of the East," making it nearly impregnable.
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One of India's oldest forts, Kangra Fort's location on a steep rock, surrounded by forests and rivers, allowed it to resist invasions by Mahmud of Ghazni and Akbar.
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Gwalior Fort's massive structure on a rocky hill was never taken by force. It changed hands through diplomacy and alliances but remained unconquered in direct assaults.
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Situated atop a cliff overlooking the Chambal River, Bhainsrorgarh Fort's natural defenses and strategic location kept it impregnable and undefeated through history.
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Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur, with its massive walls and strategic position, remained undefeated despite numerous attempts to capture it, reflecting its formidable design.
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Known as Sonar Quila or Golden Fort, Jaisalmer Fort's robust defenses and unique desert location ensured it was never conquered by direct assault.
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