Garhwa Fort is an important archaeological and historical site located near Shankargarh in Prayagraj district, Uttar Pradesh. Originally a Gupta-period temple complex dating to the 5th–6th centuries CE, the site was later fortified in the 18th century by the Baghel rulers, giving it the appearance of a fort. The complex preserves numerous sculptures, temple remains, inscriptions of the Gupta rulers, stepwells, and architectural fragments of exceptional historical significance. The site is particularly renowned for its early Sanskrit inscriptions and exquisite stone carvings, making it an important monument for understanding the art, architecture, and history of the Gupta period in northern India.