The Rohtasgarh Fort is situated on the top of the Kaimur Hills in Bihar. The Rohtasgarh Fort located in Rohtas district is Fouthy-six kilometers far from Sasaram. It got its name from mythological character Rohiteshwa, the son of King Harischandra. The king stayed in this fort in deportation for several years having form danger to his life. On the top of the hill the Fort is constructed on a plateau at a height of 1600 ft above the sea level. There are about 2000 limestone cut steps from the bottom to the top. The end of these steps there is a gate which is the first gate to the fort. From this gate Rohtas Fort lies at a distance of 2km. The Rohtas fort is an residual example of Mughal architectural style. Once one the largest and strongest fort in India now is in remains.