Akbar’s Fort, also known as the Ajmer Fort, is a magnificent 16th-century structure built by Emperor Akbar during his visits to the city. Once used as a royal residence and a strategic military base, the fort now houses the Ajmer Government Museum. Inside, visitors can explore a fascinating collection of Mughal and Rajput artifacts, ancient weapons, miniature paintings, coins, and sculptures. The architecture of the fort showcases strong Mughal influences with grand courtyards and sturdy stone walls. Located near the Dargah Sharif, Akbar’s Fort stands as a proud reminder of Ajmer’s royal and cultural heritage.