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Daulatabad Fort, India — Daulatabad Fort isn’t all that well known outside of India. It doesn’t feature on many bucket lists, and it doesn’t make it into all that many […]

Daulatabad Fort, India – momentary capital of ‘the Mad King’

31 Mar, 2018 in India tagged Daulatabad Fort / Devagiri / India / Muhammad bin Tughluq / Travel blog by Benjamin White

Benjamin White

Benjamin White is a long, long, long term traveller. He has spent 6 of the last 12 years backpacking, travelling, working and living abroad, primarily in developing and underdeveloped countries. He travelled through Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan in 2015. The first half of 2016 was spent travelling through Peru, Colombia, and Central America; the second half spent living on a small island in Papua New Guinea called Daru. In 2017 he achieved one of his lifetime goals when he entered his 100th country. Lifetime goal accomplished, he now plans to take time off to travel.

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