Fatehpur Sikri is one of the historical and old cities of India, founded by Emperor Akbar in the 16th century, and it served 14 years as the capital of the Mughal Empire. It is located around 40 km west of Agra, Uttar Pradesh. One of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the city is well known for its Mughal architecture, which features a fusion of Persian, Hindu, and Islamic styles.
The red sandstone buildings and palaces make the city majestic and magnificent. The well-preserved mosques, tombs, palaces, courtyards, and gardens are the main attractions that showcase the grandeur of Mughal architecture and rich history. The renowned Mughalai dishes include Kebabs, Pethas, Jalebi, Naans, Biryanis, etc. The city’s architecture and historical significance draw thousands of tourists, showcasing the legacy and tales of the Mughals in India.

The places to visit in Fatehpur are:

Buland Darwaza: Best specimen of Mughal architecture, which commemorates the victory of Emperor Akbar over Gujarat. It was built by Emperor Akbar on his victory, so it's also referred to as the “Door of Victory.”

1. Jama Masjid: A magnificent mosque known as the symbol of Mughal pride and legacy. It was one of Akbar’s religious sites.
2. Tomb of Salim Chisti: The Dargah or Mausoleum was built of white marble by Akbar’s son, Sufi Saint Salim Chisti.
3. Panch Mahal: It is a stunning landmark in Fatehpur, the five leveled palaces are constructed with red sandstone.
4. Diwan-e-Khas: The royal hall that is used for audiences.

Every place has its significance and history.

The blended Mughlai architecture makes the palaces, tombs, and mosques unique and remarkable.
Fatehpur is one of the must-visit destinations and ideal for those who love to know about history and are enthusiastic about architecture.
Its rich blend of history, culture, and stunning architecture make it the best destination trip from Agra. Fatehpur elegance and architecture offer an enthralling experience for tourists and give a glimpse of vibrant history.