Baradari, Raisen fort Dist Raisen MP India.
Raisen Fort is ancient as well as historic and even today the glimpse of grandeur is clearly visible. The strategic position of this fort and the very strong wall in which many bastions and security posts were built, was capable of mowing down enemies. Also known today for its advanced architecture and water system, which is undoubtedly indicative of secularism and this glimpse is clearly visible in architecture.
In 1485 AD this Fort was under the control of Sultan of Malwa. Who was religious and culture lover. On his order in Raisen fort in between Jhinjhari Mahal and Motiya Talab an elegant complex was built, which was accessible through a magnificent gateway. All these monuments are spectacular and were based on Islamic architecture. Baradari complex is enclosed by high Boundary wall and Baradari is a fantastic pavilion.
Baradari is a rectangular building with magnificent arches, located to the south of the complex. To the east and west of this building is having rooms, windows with decorated balconies, and staircases in both directions to access the terrace.
This building is a unique example of Islamic architecture. Primarily it would have been used to enjoy the scenic views below the hill during the rainy season and after, also as a relaxing or leisure shelter in the summer season. The decorated arches are supported by beautiful stone pillars, and the roof is also built on these. On the security point of view, the parapet has also been constructed on the roof. There is an adequate drainage system to extract rainwater. Roof shields are accurate, sandstone and lime mortar were used in entire construction.
This is a significant attraction among the tourists. It’s visible from quite far distance.