The ruins of Fort of King Vishal is a 6ft X 10 ft high mound maintained by Archaeological Survey of India. Raja Vishal ka Garh spreads over 81 acres with a huge mound near the village that is believed to be the parliament house of King Vishal. Very evidently, the place seems to get its name from that of the king. Constant excavations at the site have led to the discovery of a number of historical artifacts and provided valuable information regarding the dynasties of those periods.