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View of the nearby mosques from 2nd level terrace of Rohatas Fort.
Mesmerising view of defensive walls from the bastion at Rohtas Fort.
Close up view of thick defensive walls from the bastion of Rohtas Fort.
View from 3rd level terrace each attached by the staircase at Rohtas Fort. The abandoned mosque is situated in middle of grass field.
Another outstanding view of the defensive walls at Rohtas Fort, edging with scenic hills.
The Haveli and remaining mansion of Man Singh at Rohtas Fort.
Close up of Man Singh’s remaining mansion at Rohtas Fort. A rickshaw can be seen parked near the staircase. Tourists visit only room left of the remaining mansion.
The 16th century coins of Emperor Sher Shah Suri, at Sohail Akbar Khan Visitors Information Centre, Rohtas Fort museum.
The shields of (British period) at Rohtas Fort museum.
Swords and helmet of (British Period) at Rohtas Fort museum.
Swords of the (British Period) at Rohtas Fort museum.
Statues of Emperor Sher Sha Suri with his guards at Rohtas Fort museum.
Statue of the wife (seated) of Sher Sha Suri at Rohtas Fort museum.
Sohail Akbar Khan Visitors Information Centre/Museum Rohtas Fort.
View of the Akbar Khan visitors Information Centre/ museum from 1st level terrace of Rohtas Fort.
Sher Shah Suri constructed Rohtas Fort to block Emperor Humayun’s return from India after defeating him in the battle of Kanouj. (Wikipedia)
Viewing the 3 levels of terrace each attached by a staircase. The outer walls of bastion, give a lighter shade through the reflection of sun.
Yet another stunning view of Rohtas Fort, from above the grassfields and below the shining sun. The fresh breeze and clear skies, with a hint of small clouds overlooking the hills far away.
The rays of shining sun above the grassfield and bastion fortifying the thick walls at Rohtas Fort.
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