Datanomics: Delhi's Red Fort 4th-largest attraction for domestic tourists

The Red Fort reopened after the recent blast and ranked fourth among centrally protected monuments for domestic visitors in FY25, drawing 2.88 million tourists and remaining a key heritage attraction

The Archaeological Survey of India reopened the Red Fort to the public on November 16, six days after a blast killed 15 people near the monument and injured several others. A symbol of India’s heritage, the Red Fort attracts millions of tourists every year. It ranked fourth among centrally-protected monuments for domestic visitors in FY25.

 

 

 

  The Red Fort was the fourth largest draw for domestic tourists in FY25, while for foreigners it was ninth.