400 साल पुराना जहाँगीर का किला जालंधर में | Mugal Sarai Mahlian Kalan| Dakhani Sarai vill. Jahangir| скачать в хорошем качестве

400 साल पुराना जहाँगीर का किला जालंधर में | Mugal Sarai Mahlian Kalan| Dakhani Sarai vill. Jahangir|

Jahangir Fort (often referred to as Dakhni Sarai) is a historical Mughal-era site located in Mallian Kalan on the Nakodar-Kapurthala road, near Jalandhar, Punjab. Built during the reign of Shah Jahan (1627-1658), it features a striking gateway with intricate glazed tile-work, corner bastions, and a nearby Mughal bridge, making it a significant heritage spot. Key Details About Jahangir Fort (Dakhni Sarai): Location: Situated in Jahangir village, about 12-13 km from Nakodar and 29 km from Jalandhar. Architecture: The fort is part of a larger serai (inn) complex, featuring a three-storied gateway with red sandstone, pointed arches, and floral/geometrical glazed tile designs. History: Associated with the Mughal period, the site includes a, a nearby Mughal bridge, and a, according to the Jalandhar.nic.in. Visiting: The site is a known tourist attraction in the area, offering a glimpse into Mughal architecture. Nearby Attractions: The area is close to the Dakhni Sarai, a similar historical structure, and Nurmahal Sarai, built by Empress Nur Jahan. Jalandhar.nic.in Jalandhar.nic.in +5 Note on Confusion: While sometimes referred to as "Jahangir Fort" in local listings, this site is historically identified as the Dakhni Sarai on the Nakodar-Kapurthala road. It is different from the fort at Nurmahal or the Phillaur Fort.