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How To Reach Lal Darwaja Qila
Munger, Bihar, India:
Gate of History and Power: Lal Darwaja Qila is not a separate fort but rather a prominent historical gate (or a fortified part) of the massive Munger Fort (or Munger Qila), which is one of the oldest and largest forts in India, covering an area of around 222 acres. The name Lal Darwaja literally tra nslates to 'Red Gate', possibly due to its construction material (reddish stone or brick) or perhaps the historical painting/signage used to denote its importance as a major entry point. The fort itself was a strategic stronghold, situated on a rocky hillock on the south bank of the Ganga river, and served as the power center for various dynasties, including the Slave Dynasty, Tughlaqs, Lodhis, and the Nawabs of Bengal. Most notably, it was the temporary capital of Nawab Mir Qasim (1760-1772) before it fell to the British. The gate, along with the entire fort wall, represents centuries of military and political history, guarding the ancient city of Mudgagiri (old name of Munger). The entire area, including the gates like Lal Darwaja, is a testament to the region's historical importance.:
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By Air: The nearest major airport is Patna (PAT), Jay Prakash Narayan International Airport, about 185 KMS away. From Patna, take a taxi or train to Munger/Jamalpur Junction.

By Train: The nearest major railway station is Munger Railway Station (MGS), which is very close. Jamalpur Junction (JMP) is about 8 KMS away. Auto-rickshaws and taxis are easily available.

By Road: The gate is located within the old town/fort area, about 2 KMS from the Munger City Center. It is easily reached by local auto-rickshaws or cycle-rickshaws, with local drivers familiar with the landmark Lal Darwaja.

By Local Transport: Local auto-rickshaws are the most efficient way to navigate the often-narrow streets of the fort/old town area to reach the gate. :

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