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Situated six miles north of Sagar (Saugor) on Jhansi road. Gadpahra still has some historical remains. The colossal fort build on a low range of hills, is approached by a steep road leading to bastion, a rough gateway and a white washed temple on a platform. The step that leads you to the Hanuman Mandir is visible from far off. The Mandir is in the one corner of the front of the old fort.
There is a long verandah that leads you into this hall where a large statue of Lord Hanuman is present. You can see saffron triangle flags flying on all the four corners of the Mandir and also on top of the Temple.
There are remains of a summer residence called a Shish Mahal or Glass palace of the Dangi Rular. It is a square building very much like a Muslim tomb consisting of two stores, each room having a veranda all around. The glassed tiles of various colors are fixed alternatively in the panel of the battlement and in the ribbing of the domes.
There are remains of a summer residence called a Shish Mahal or Glass palace of the Dangi Rular. It is a square building very much like a Muslim tomb consisting of two stores, each room having a veranda all around. The glassed tiles of various colors are fixed alternatively in the panel of the battlement and in the ribbing of the domes.
This fort is located on small hill-top through which soldiers use to keep eye on the movement of people, passing by groups, movement of neighbouring army.
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