Diu Fort

The Diu Fort is an ancient fort located in the town of Diu, in the Indian state of Gujarat. The fort is situated on the Gomati River, and was originally built by the Portuguese in the 16th century. The fort was later captured by the Mughals, and was used as a military garrison. The fort is now a popular tourist destination, and is protected as a monument of national importance.

Diu fort is an old fort located in Diu, Gujarat, India. The fort was built in the 15th century by the Sultan of Gujarat, Mahmud Begada. The fort is square in shape, and is built from stone and mortar. The fort has four gates, and a number of turrets and bastions. The fort is now in a state of ruin.

Some of the important monuments in Diu Fort are the Diu Museum, the St. Paul's Church, the St. Thomas Church, the Diu Light House and the Diu Fort.

Some tips for visiting the Diu Fort are as follows: -The fort is open from sunrise to sunset. -Entry is free for all visitors. -Photography is allowed inside the fort, but visitors are advised to be respectful of the place and its surroundings. -There is no food or drink available inside the fort, so visitors are advised to carry their own supplies. -There are no toilets or washrooms inside the fort, so visitors are advised to use the facilities available outside the fort.

By ferry from Gujarat mainland.