Agra Red Fort

Diwan-e-Khas - Diwan-e-Khas or the hall of private audience was added by added by Shah Jahan. This hall is divided into two rooms connected by three arches. The famous peacock throne of Shahjahan was kept here before being shifted to Delhi by Aurangzeb, which was again took away by Nadir Shah (the Persian Ruler) to Iran

Diwan-e-Am - Diwan-e-Am or the hall of the public hearing was originally made of wood but was later constructed in the present form by Shah Jahan. The throne room inlaid carvings and panels of marble with floral motifs. This hall was the place from where the Emperor heard the requests of the public and met the officials. Diwan-e-Am leads to the Nagina Mosque and the Ladies Bazaar.

The Octagonal Tower - The uniquely carved Octagonal Tower is located to close to the Diwan-e-Khas. This was the place where Emperor Shah Jahan spent last seven years of his life after being imprisoned by his son Aurangzeb.

Jehangir Palace - Akbar built this palace for his most loved son Jehangir. The interiors of the palace gives a clear picture of luxury and comfort Akbar provided his son.

Moti Masjid (Pearl Mosque) - Just to the right of the Diwan-e-Am is the Moti Masjid, a splendid place to see within the fort complex. The domes of the Moti Masjid are most interestingly built amongst all the structures in the fort complex. Built of white marble, the Masjid was built by Shahjahan for his family members and court chiefs.

Sheesh Mahal - Sheesh Mahal or the Glass Palace is located just below the Diwan-E- Khas hall. It is believed to have been the harem dressing room. The walls of this palace are exquisitely decorated with inlaid mirrors, which is said to be the best examples of glass mosaic work in India.