The best places to see and eat in Fatehpur sikri, ranked by real travelers.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, this red sandstone fort served as the capital of the Mughal Empire and showcases stunning Mughal architecture.
An impressive 54-meter high gateway built to commemorate Akbar's victory, known as the 'Gate of Victory'.
The palace of Akbar's Rajput wife, featuring intricate architecture blending Hindu and Islamic styles.
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A sacred white marble tomb of the Sufi saint, famous for its exquisite lattice work and spiritual significance.
A five-story palace with open pavilions supported by columns, offering panoramic views and a unique architectural design.
A large mosque within Fatehpur Sikri known for its beautiful architecture and spacious courtyard.
The Hall of Private Audience where Emperor Akbar held meetings with his courtiers and dignitaries.
The Hall of Public Audience where the emperor addressed the common people and heard their grievances.
The residence of Birbal, one of Emperor Akbar's most trusted advisors, known for its elegant design.
The Palace of Colors, used by the royal ladies, known for its beautiful interior and decorative elements.
The tomb of Islam Khan, a Mughal noble, noted for its architecture within the Fatehpur Sikri complex.
An open courtyard designed like a pachisi board, where Emperor Akbar played the traditional game of pachisi.
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