Alamgir Darwaza is a grand historic gateway located in Mandu, Madhya Pradesh, serving as one of the main entrances to the fortified city of Mandavgarh. Built during the Mughal period, the gateway is attributed to Emperor Aurangzeb, who was also known as Alamgir. The structure reflects robust Indo-Islamic military architecture, with massive stone walls, arched openings, and defensive features designed to control access to the fort city. Positioned strategically, Alamgir Darwaza once played a crucial role in guarding Mandu against invasions. Today, it stands as an impressive reminder of Mandu’s layered history and is an important heritage landmark for visitors exploring the historic monuments of the region.