Rohtas Fort: The Game of Thrones Fortress That Tried to Stop the Mughals

Описание: I got lost in the past at Rohtas Fort. 🏰

Walking through these walls feels less like a “tourist spot” and more like stepping onto a real-life Game of Thrones fortress.

In this cinematic travel vlog from Pakistan, I explore Rohtas Fort – the 16th‑century stronghold built by Sher Shah Suri after he drove the Mughal emperor Humayun out of India. This was not just a pretty fort. It was a weapon.

Rohtas Fort had a clear purpose:
– Crush the rebellious Gakkhar tribes of this region
– Block the Turko‑Mongol (Mughal) emperor Humayun from ever returning
– Lock down the Grand Trunk Road and secure Sher Shah Suri’s Sur Empire

As I move through its gigantic stone gates, hidden passages, and watchtowers, I break down the three-way clash: Suri vs. Gakkhar vs. Mughal.

You’ll see the massive defensive walls, trap-like gateways, the baolis (stepwells), Rani Mahal, and the sheer military logic behind where everything is placed.

If you love the Mughal Empire, Sher Shah Suri, or just want to see Pakistan’s history in a cinematic, atmospheric way, this vlog will feel like time travel.

📍 Location: Rohtas Fort (Qila Rohtas), near Dina, Jhelum, Punjab, Pakistan
🛡 Built by: Sher Shah Suri (c. 1541–1548)
🎯 Purpose: Control Gakkhar tribes, block Humayun’s return, secure the Sur Empire
🌍 Status: UNESCO World Heritage Site

Watch till the end to experience Rohtas Fort at golden hour – when the fortress truly looks like something out of a medieval fantasy world.

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