Badarpur Fort

Badarpur Fort is a historic fort located in Badarpur town in Karimganj district of Assam, on the banks of the Barak River near Badarpur Ghat. The ruined fortification is noted for its strategic riverside location and colonial-era military architecture. Though largely in ruins, its remaining walls and earthworks attract visitors interested in local history and river views, representing an important heritage landmark of the Barak Valley region.

Visitors can expect a small, ruined fort complex situated on the bank of the Barak River near Badarpur town. The site consists of remnants of old walls, earthen mounds and scattered brick structures surrounded by vegetation. The setting offers views of the river and Badarpur Ghat area. There is no formal museum or restored interior; the visit is primarily for sightseeing, photography and observing the historic riverside landscape.

Badarpur Fort is a historic riverside fortification in the Barak Valley, traditionally associated with the British colonial period when Badarpur served as a strategic outpost along the Barak River. Its location near Badarpur Ghat highlights its former defensive and administrative importance for controlling river and rail routes in southern Assam. The structure is now in a ruined state with only remnants of walls and earthworks remaining.