Delhi Red Fort or Lal Qila

Diwan-i-Aam (hall of public audience) was a large open pavilion for common people. A decorated balcony is located on the eastern side of the pavilion. The emperor sat on a throne of this balcony and he listen to the petitions of his commoners.

Diwan-i-Khas (hall of private audience) was used for special member of Mughal Empire where the emperor sat for private meeting. Common people of the kingdom were not allowed here.

Khas Mahal is relatively a small building divided into four main apartments. Among these, three apartments were reserved for a series of royal bedroom. It is placed on the southern side of the fort.

Nahr-i-Behisht: All the buildings of Lal Kella are connected with a continuous water channel from Yamuna River which is called as Nahr-i-Behisht. It is an Arabian word means stream of paradise.

Zenanas (quarter for royal women) is a group of pavilion divided into five separate apartments. It is located to the south most end of the fort on the bank of Jamuna River. Rang Mahal was the main apartment of Zenanas.

Moti Masjid (Pearl Mosque) is placed by the west of the Hammam. It was constructed by Aurangzeb (son of Shah Zahan) in 1659 as a private mosque. It is a small mosque of carved white marble added later for religious purpose.

Naubat Khaana is in the shape of a rectangular and this apartment was reserved for Mughal Emperors to listening music played by their musicians constituting of the Cymbal, Hautboy, Kettledrums, etc.

Hayat-Bakhsh-Bagh is a big garden placed on the northern side of Moti-Masjid. You will find a tower by the north east corner of the garden which is called as Shah-Burj and another a similar tower located on the south-eastern corner of the fort.