🏛️ Qila-e-Ark

India · Asia · 19.89°N, 75.34°E

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Qila-e-Ark
Qila-e-Ark is a 17th-century palace/citadel complex in Aurangabad, Maharashtra. Built by the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb when he was a prince, it served as his royal residence during his subsequent reign as emperor. The site is currently ruined, and has no legal protected status; several modern-day buildings also on encroach the complex. Notable surviving structures include a royal mosque, and a palatial building.

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CountryIndia
Continent / regionAsia
Coordinates (approx.)19.89°N, 75.34°E · view on map

Qila-e-Ark is located in India, in Asia.

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