Bekal Fort in Pallikere covers an area of 40 acres and one of the biggest fort in the Kerala state.
There are very few structures inside the 17th century fort that are intact and one of them is Magazine Room.
It is used to store weapons and ammunition. This fort is under the management of the Archaeological Survey of India. There is no entry for the general public into the magazine room and remains closed all time.
There are very few structures inside the 17th century fort that are intact and one of them is Magazine Room.
It is used to store weapons and ammunition. This fort is under the management of the Archaeological Survey of India. There is no entry for the general public into the magazine room and remains closed all time.
Seems very peaceful...
ReplyDeleteThat must have been imposing in its prime. I love the scenery in your previous post!
ReplyDeleteWonderful. Great pics.
ReplyDeletebeautiful :)
ReplyDeleteSuperb capture and view on the room! Great preservation despite being close to sea
ReplyDeleteWe have visited quite a few historical forts in our country (not that old of course) and I enjoy learning the history connected with them. But I wish there were not so many wars.
ReplyDeleteHow very lovely.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a Happy New Year from An Arkie's Musings. I have enjoyed reading your blog this past year.
ReplyDeleteHope they preserve this site for centuries to come...good captures !
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your fantastic photos !!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year !!
Awesome views too.
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Wow-it's amazing that it is still intact! Happy New Year, Rajesh!
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ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the fort! Best to you in 2017!
ReplyDeleteThat is interesting. I wonder if there is really anything to see inside the magazine.
ReplyDeleteWow..These are the kind of places I want to explore :)
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