The history of Raisen Fort, which dates back to the early Middle Ages and includes an 800-year-old fort, is fascinating. The fort has been under the economic dominance of Rajputs and other Hindu monarchs since the 16th century. It is now in the hands of ASI (Archaeological Survey of India). The Raisen Fort has been around since 1200 AD. The Sultans of Mandu held this fort in the 15th century, after which it belonged to the Rajputs. Puranmal was taken by Shershah Suri in 1543. Fiaz Mohammad Khan, the third Nawab of Bhopal, reigned over Raisen in 1760, and Emperor Alamgir II eventually acknowledged him as Faujdar of Raisen. The capital of Pargana was Shahpur. It was thereafter relocated to Sagoni, which is part of the Begamganj Tehsil.

In the case of structural and design innovation, the Raisen Fort in Raisen, Madhya Pradesh, is regarded to be way ahead of its time. This fort is widely regarded as among the most difficult to breach, and it has been the site of several battles fought by Muslim invaders dating back to the 13th century. According to historians, the Delhi Sultanate (beginning in 1223), the Mughals, and the Nawab of Bhopal stormed this fort at least 14 times (1754). Raisen Fort is a testament to the world's incredible antique architecture and quality, which has stood the test of time for millennia.

• Visitors can carry their phones around the fort to capture pictures and enjoy the surreal views from there with beautiful ancient architecture. 
• The astoundingly beautiful Raisen Fort has a vast number of places to visit and see for tourists. The fort in itself contains quite many temples (including the divine Shiva temple) as well four palaces that are a must-see for all the visitors of the Raisen Fort.
• Apart from the above-mentioned activities, the city of Bhopal also has a vast number of activities for its visitors such as visiting the Van Vihar National Park, dwelling in the beautiful sunset at the upper lake, taking a stroll through the divine center of Buddhism i.e. the Sanchi Stupa, etc.

• Visit during March around the time of Shivratri. The Shiva temple inside the fort is opened during that time. 
• The Raisen Fort houses quite a several temples (including the spiritual Shiva temple) as well as four palaces (Badal Mahal, Rohini Mahal, Itradaan Mahal, and Hawa Mahal). Visitors could tend to miss out on these must-visit spots, so keep an eye out for them.

The best time to visit the Raisen fort, Bhopal is from October to February. This is because it is usually advisable to visit the fort during the winters since the weather remains moderate which makes traveling and sightseeing hospitable and also since summers tend to get quite hot and uncomfortable for tourists and visitors. Visitors and tourists usually get dehydrated if they visit during the summers in comparison to the residents of the locality. 

• Sair Sapata Bhopal 
• Picnic spot Kaliyasot Bridge 
• Van Vihar National Park 
• Shaurya Smarak Bhopal 
• Birla Museum 
• Shaukat Mahal 
• Mahadev pani waterfalls 
• Kanha fun city

• Raisen Fort is a strong fort, it was an important center of administration from the period of its foundation during Hindu times. 
• Raisen Fort also houses the shrine of Hazrat Peer Fatehullah Shah Baba, a Muslim saint. The shrine is said to be known for its spirituality and it is also believed that the shrine can fulfill the wishes of worshippers.