Situated in Bhatinda city of the present Indian state of Punjab, Qila Mubarak is a monument of great historical importance. The presence of the fort can be traced back to the 90-110 AD. Razia Sultana, the first and only lady ruler of the Delhi Sultanates was kept imprisoned in this fort after she was defeated and dethroned. The construction of the fort was done during the reign of the Kushanas. The Kushana ruler of Northern India, Kanishka had built this fort along with Raja Dab.
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Attractions
Qila Mubarak is in itself a great attraction for the tourists visiting Bhatinda. The fort is as discussed is full of historical significances. The fort has many stories to lend to its visitors. It gives goose bumps to one to know they are visiting a place where great rulers like that of Kanishka, Razia Sultana, Sultan Mahmud, Prithvi Raj Chauhan and others had once walked through.
The Qila Mubarak has an old fashioned doorway which might give you the royal impulse. The best part of this you would be able to find huge number of pigeons flocking in this wrecked part of the majestic fort.
It is one of the highest forts built with small bricks. That is why; it gives a spectacular view of the Bhatinda town from the top of the Qila Mubarak.
Accommodation Near Qila Mubarak
Those who are willing to visit the attractive Qila Mubarak fort may find accommodation in some of the finest hotels that are present in Bhatinda. There are hotels in the central part of the city which would help you travel to all parts of the city quite easily. The hotels provide all major facilities and even have all time taxi service for its residents. All sorts of hotels to fit different budgets are available in Bhatinda.
Reaching Qila Mubarak
To reach Qila Mubarak you would need to first reach the city of Bhatinda. You may reach the city by train, flight or bus. The nearest airport is in Chandigarh and you will have to travel by a bus or train from Chandigarh to reach Bhatinda. Bhatinda has a big railway junction and is connected to many other parts of India.