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The fort is magnificent to get a glimpse into the lifestyles of the erstwhile royals. But perhaps the premises could have been better maintained with government agencies.
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Date of experience: March 2021
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Worst fort i have visited in india the cars in the museum are dying dirty oh my god not recommend at all full time wasted
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Date of experience: March 2021
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The Ramnagar Fort is not a good option as a tourist spot. The Fort has a museum which is not worth visiting. The fort is itself in dilapidated condition. And the Museum follows. The entry fee for the fort is INR 75/-. It takes hardly 30 mins or less to entirely visiting this place. I don't recommend this place as a tourist destination.…
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Date of experience: December 2020
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Ramnagor fort is located on East Bank of the river Ganges .It aws built in 1757 by Bulawant Sing .The grandeur and glamour of fort is long gone but the memory remains.There is a museum in the fort .Gatemoney is rs twenty . In the ground floor there is a good collection of vintage cars . In the weapon section there are variety of swords and spears .In one sword I saw two mini pistol fitted in the grip . Lot of small arms are on display . Even a vicker machine gun of ww-1 is on display . In the first floor thereare collections of ancient manuscripts .…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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One of the most important Fort during the medieval periods. Ramnagar was also one of the places where arms, including fire-arms, were made. So, you can see a large number of different types of guns. There are also a number of interesting articles in the museum, including a clock that shows a number of informations! So, do not forget to visit it.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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