Patti Fort

Patti Fort is a historic fort located in the town of Patti in Tarn Taran District, Punjab, India. Situated near the India-Pakistan border region, the fort is associated with the old walled town of Patti, which has historical links to the Mughal period and later Sikh Misls. The structure reflects traditional regional fort architecture and remains a local heritage landmark within the town.

Visitors can expect a historic fort structure located within Patti town, surrounded by the urban settlement and narrow streets of the old town area. The fort appears as a weathered brick and masonry complex with remnants of walls, bastions and gateways. The site is primarily for external viewing and photography, with limited maintained visitor infrastructure. The surroundings are residential and commercial, offering a glimpse of local town life.

Patti is a historic town in Punjab with origins traced to the Mughal period and later associated with Sikh history. The fort in Patti is a remnant of the town's former fortified settlement and is linked to local chieftains and the administrative history of the area before and during the Sikh Misls period. It represents the heritage of the old walled town of Patti.