About Phalodi Fort
Phalodi Fort is a historic three-storey fort located in the center of Phalodi city, Rajasthan. Built in 1468 AD by Rao Hammir of the Rathore dynasty, it features strong ramparts, bastions, and a massive ramp. Currently a protected monument under the State Archaeology Department, the fort offers visitors a glimpse into medieval Rajput architecture and regional history.
Visitors guide
Visitors can explore the fort's high ramparts, bastions, and a three-storey palace structure with traditional windows. The site includes historical inscriptions and a large ramp. Located near the railway station and Sadar Bazar, the fort provides views of the surrounding city and reflects the architectural style of Marwar artists.
Key highlights
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Three-storey palace with traditional windows
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High and strong ramparts with multiple bastions
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Historical inscriptions dating back to the 15th century
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Massive ramp built within the fort complex
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Protected monument status by State Archaeology Department
History of Phalodi Fort
Built in Vikram Samvat 1525 (1468 AD) by Rao Hammir, son of Maharaja Narsingh of the Rathore dynasty. The fort held strategic importance and contains various historical inscriptions that document its history, including repairs made in 1516 AD.
Culture & Context
The fort represents the architectural heritage of the Rathore dynasty and Marwar region. It stands as a protected monument reflecting medieval Rajput military architecture and the historical significance of Phalodi as a caravan center.
Route
| By air | Jodhpur Airport is the nearest airport, approximately 135 km away |
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| By train |