Gwalior Fort - Over 100 years old fort is over looking the city of Gwalior. One of the most invincible forts in India, Iimposing citadel has changed many hands in the past but has rarely been captured.

Sun Temple -: believed to have been constructed within the area of the fort. Also visit Man Mandir which is a six towered palace & which forms the eastern wall of the fort. The fort has monuments dating back to 8th century AD onwards & is one of the largest forts in India.

Gujri Mahal - a turreted palace of stone now houses the archaeological museum. Gwalior also offers the Tomb of Muhammed Ghaus, a saint worshipped by the Mughals & the Tomb of the famous musician Tansen.

Tomb of Tansen - Father of classical music and one of the nine singers in Akbar's court has been buried in this cityr. This Tomb is a part of Gwalior's cultural heritage where music festival is held every year during the month of November / December and attracts singers and musicians from all over India.

Jai Vilas Palace - Built in 1809 and house of present Maharaja of Gwalior. This Palace is famous for its ornate chandeliers & crystal. A few of the rooms have in converted into a museum filled with the Scindia dynasties memorabilia.

Ghaus Mohammed Meusoleum - Situated in Old Town. Ghaus Mohammed was a Afghan Prince turned sufi saint who helped Babur to win the Gwalior fort. His mausoleum is designed on early Mughal architectural lines.

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