Tipu Sultan Fort - Fortress in Srirangapatna - Mandya, India

Not a big infra. One can go around in 15-30'mins . All surfaces painted with bright colours. Since it is maintained by the archeological survey of India, the garden and palace are well kept.

A big area, fort was bombed during 1799 and remains are easily spottable. Inside the fort there are so many things to see - samadhi, water gate for narmada river, ranganathsamy temple , Obelisk being the last point and the most beautiful view. We went in our car and it was smooth, kept stopping in every spot being hardly 500 mtrs away. Worth visiting.

It is located in the historic town of SriRangapattana on the banks of the Holy River Kaveri, Sringanatha swamy temple is very beautiful and historic too.

It's located in the middle of srirangapatna nice view Beautiful Architecture done in the period of tippu sultan prayer done by muslims 5 times in a day Whether u visit here must have to go another side of the palace & don't remember to visit Prison & Tippu's death place

Its wonderful.... A great historic place... Its included lots of memmory places of tippu.... Including colonel bailey's dungeon,lal mahal palace,jamia masjid,srirangapatna temple,tippu's death place,water gate,

Srirangapatna Fort is a historical fort located in Srirangapatna, the historical capital city of the Kingdom of Mysore in present-day South Indian state of Karnataka. Built by the Timmanna Nayaka in 1454, the fort was modified by later rulers and fully fortified in the late 18th century with the help of French architects. Rulers wanted to protect it against British invaders associated with the East India Company. Rivers protect the fort on three sides. The river Kaveri borders the fort in one direction; in the West and Northern directions it is protected by the river Cauvery. The fort contained Lal Mahal and Tipu's palace, which were demolished when the British captured it in 1799. There are seven outlets and two dungeons. Several structures and elements are maintained as protected monuments under the Bangalore Circle of the Archaeological Survey of India: Colonel Bailey's Dungeon; Daria Daulat Bagh; Gumbaj containing tomb of Tipu Sultan; Juma Masjid (Masjid-E-Ala); Obelisk monuments, and Fort walls near the breach the spot where Tipu's Body was found; the Sri Kanthirava statue in Narasimha Temple; Sri Ranganatha Svami Temple; and Thomas Inman's Dungeon.

Tipu Sultan Fort in Tamil Nadu is a captivating historical site. The architecture reflects its rich heritage, and the surrounding lush greenery adds to its charm. Although not well-maintained, the fort's significance and the insights into Tipu Sultan's era make it a worthwhile visit for history enthusiasts.

The historic place. The fort of Mysore sulthan.. place worth to visit