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Akbar, the Mughal emperor called it the ‘Pearl of India’. It stretches in Gwalior from North East to South West for a length of 2.4 Kms. It has a maximum height of 342 feet. The face lies perpendicular and has numerous caves. The fort stood to the glory of Mughal kings and later Hindu Maharajas. As a young boy I stayed at the foot of the fort and dreamt of secret passages, treasure troves, galloping British cavalry officers and the fairest of maidens behind the walls of the great fort.

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