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Offbeat Alert: All About The Ater Fort In Madhya Pradesh

The fort, originally known as Devagiri, was meticulously constructed between 1664 and 1668 AD by the Bhadauria rulers

The fort has many impressive gates Photo: Shutterstock
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Deep within the stunning and rugged terrain of the Chambal ravines, the Ater Fort stands as a testament to the rich history and architectural prowess of the region. Currently in a state of disrepair, this fort is located just 100 kilometers from Gwalior and 35 kilometers from Bhind near the Uttar Pradesh border in the state of Madhya Pradesh. The fort, originally known as Devagiri, was meticulously constructed between 1664 and 1668 AD by the Bhadauria rulers Badan Singh, Maha Singh, and Bakhat Singh. This historical site holds great significance, deriving its name "Badhwar" from the valour and contributions of the Bhadauria rulers, adding to its allure and cultural importance.

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