Parikshitgarh Fort Tourism

Parikshitgarh Fort is located near Meerut in Uttar Pradesh, India. The fort has historical significance and is named after King Parikshit of the Mahabharata. According to legend, it was in Parikshitgarh that King Parikshit was cursed by a sage, which eventually led to his death. The fort has seen various historical phases, including the period of the Mughals and the rule of regional chieftains. Today, Parikshitgarh stands mostly in ruins, signifying its ancient glory. Despite the ravages of time, it continues to attract visitors for its historical and cultural importance. The fort's architecture features ancient Indian fortification style, with remains of thick walls and bastions. Alongside the historical appeal, the surrounding area of Parikshitgarh has a pastoral charm with greenery and local farming landscapes.