The Sikandra Fort in Agra is also known as Akbar's Tomb.
Construction
The construction of the Sikandra Fort, also known as Akbar's Tomb, began in 1605 and was completed in 1613. It was commissioned by Emperor Akbar during the Mughal era as his mausoleum.
FOUNDER
The founder of the Sikandra Fort, also known as Akbar's Tomb, is Emperor Akbar himself. Emperor Akbar was the third Mughal emperor of the Mughal Empire in India, and he commissioned the construction of the mausoleum during his reign.
Impressive Gateway:
The entrance gateway of the fort is an imposing structure adorned with intricate marble inlay work. It features calligraphic inscriptions from the Quran and intricate decorative motifs.
Char Bagh Garden:
The fort is surrounded by a beautiful Char Bagh garden, a traditional Mughal garden divided into four quadrants by walkways and water channels.
Five-Story Minarets
The corners of Akbar's Tomb are adorned with five-story minarets, each showcasing unique architectural details.
Entry Fee
– Indian Citizens: Rs. 30 per person– SAARC and BIMSTEC Countries: Rs. 30 per person– Foreign Nationals: Rs. 310 per person