Aligarh Fort, Uttar Pradesh is a historic landmark located in Aligarh city of western Uttar Pradesh, approximately 130 km southeast of Delhi and about 90 km from Agra. Also known as Aligarh Qila, the fort dates back to the 16th century and gained prominence during the Maratha and British periods, especially under the rule of French officer Benoît de Boigne. Strategically positioned on a rocky hill, Aligarh Fort offers commanding views of the surrounding plains and reflects a blend of Mughal and European military architecture. Today, the fort houses a canteen of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) and remains a point of historical interest for visitors exploring heritage sites near Agra and Aligarh. Its proximity to major cities and rich colonial history make Aligarh Fort an important stop for history enthusiasts and cultural tourists in Uttar Pradesh.