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Gagron Fort: A Unique UNESCO Gem in Rajasthan

Gagron Fort in Rajasthan is unique as it is surrounded by rivers on three sides, making it resemble an island. Unlike most forts in the region located in deserts or on high mountain peaks, this fort is entirely built on a mountain, offering a distinct geographical feature.

Source: Gagron Fort: This hidden UNESCO fort in Rajasthan is surrounded by rivers on three sides and almost no one visits it | – The Times of India

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