Dost Mohammad Khan, an Afghan commander, constructed Islamnagar Fort in 1715. However, the remnants of the palaces may still be found on the site. For a brief time, Islamnagar served as the capital of the princely state of the Bhopal Empire. The settlement of Islamnagar was once known as Jagadishpur. The Rajput chieftains of the area created and dominated this town. In the early 18th century, Dost Mohammad Khan conquered the monument site. Islamnagar, or "city of Islam," was his name for it. Dost Mohammad founded the princely state of Bhopal and named Islamnagar as his first capital.

Bhopal's Islamnagar fort was built with awe-inspiring and an amalgamation of Mughal, Malwa, and Rajput architectural beauty. The towering remnants of the Islamnagar Fort may still be seen today, laying a path through the village's beautiful farmlands and reminiscing about its great history. Floral themes cover the pavilions, which reflect the Malwa-Mughal architectural style.

• For all history lovers, this is a great place to visit. Islamnagar fort is rich in history and architecture.
• The fort is much visited as it is also a great picnic spot. You can enjoy a day getaway with your family, friends, and loved ones here. 

The best time to visit the magnificently astounding Islamnagar Fort is from November to February. This is because Bhopal tends to get quite hot and humid from March onwards with temperatures going as high as 41°C in May. Hence, it is advisable to visit the Islamnagar Fort during the winners as The weather remains moderately cool which will ease your visit and prevent visitors and tourists from getting dehydrated. 

• Upper Lake
• Van Vihar National Park
• Moti Masjid 
• Udayagiri caves
• Sanchi Stupa
• Shaukat Mahal
• Taj ul Masjid 
• Birla temple 

• Islamnagar Fort houses 3 beautiful citadels namely Chaman Mahal, Rani Mahal, and Gond Mahal. The architecture of these citadels is surely a treat to watch.