 Located in the census town of Raipur in the Panchkula district of the Indian state of Haryana, the Raipur Rani Fort is one of the popular tourist spots that is situated in the heart of the town.
History of Raipur Rani Fort
The town of Raipur was founded in the year 1420. During that time, a man named Rao Rai Singh, who was supposedly one of the sons of Rana Har Rai of Ajmer arrived in the town and constructed the Raipur Rani Fort. He settled in the region and his descendants ruled the land until the Indian Independence.
Visiting Information on Raipur Rani Fort
The nearest railway station is at Chandigarh, which is about 29 km from the fort and the Chandigarh International Airport is the closest at a distance of 38 km.
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(Last Updated on : 22/07/2019)
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