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Jaipur International Airport (JAI), Jaipur Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), Delhi
Nearest Railway Station :
Alwar Junction Railway Station (AWR)
Discover the Alwar with our special tours
In the royal state of Rajasthan, nestled amid the lush green and ancient Aravalli Hills, lies Alwar, a city that reads like a living history book. Alwar was once the seat of a princely state, and you can still feel its royal Rajput past everywhere you turn. Think massive forts, stunning palaces, and old-world homes – they're all like whispers telling the story of this glorious place. As one of Rajasthan's oldest cities, Alwar’s history stretches back millennia. Legend whispers that this very land was once known as Matasya Desh, where the Pandavas of the epic Mahabharata sought refuge during their exile. But Alwar isn't just about history. Lush forests teeming with birdsong and valleys carved by time create a breathtaking landscape here. Tranquil lakes shimmer in the sunlight, reflecting the grandeur of royal hunting chalets that once hosted Rajput princes. Alwar, situated 180 km from Delhi, serves not only as an eastern gateway to the state of Rajasthan but also as an eternal portal to its rich heritage and cultural diversity. Ready to explore and be charmed by Alwar?
Jaipur International Airport (JAI), Jaipur Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), Delhi
Alwar Junction Railway Station (AWR)
Alwar is like a giant treasure chest overflowing
with historical sites, each showcasing Rajput
bravery and architectural brilliance. One of the top
places to visit in
the city is the Alwar City Palace,
which was constructed in 1793 and features a blend
of Rajputana and Islamic architectural styles.
Picture yourself
strolling through courtyards dotted with marble
pavilions that resemble giant lotus flowers. Inside,
there's a Government
Museum that
boasts ancient manuscripts (including one about
Emperor Babur's life), beautiful Ragamala paintings
and even historic swords.
Seeking adventure? Then check out the Bala Quila, also known as Alwar
Fort. Perched on a steep hill, this 10th-century
giant offers epic views of the
city from its watchtowers. Think strong
fortifications, elegant marble columns, and delicate
balconies with intricate latticework – it's a feast
for the eyes! Let's
head down to another beauty – Moosi Maharani Ki Chhatri.
This captivating cenotaph, built in memory of
Maharaja Bakhtawar Singh and his
queen, Rani Moosi, is a stunning example of
Indo-Islamic architecture. Picture a double-storey
building resting on a sandstone platform with
intricate carvings and
delicate latticework.
Get ready to step into a wild wonderland with
one of the most famous attractions of Alwar –
the stunning Sariska Tiger
Reserve, located around 30 km
from Alwar city. Sprawling over 800 square
kilometres, Sariska is a national park and a
haven for nature lovers. Picture a landscape
that seamlessly blends
mountains, grasslands, dry forests, and dramatic
cliffs – a breathtaking canvas painted by nature
itself. Hop on a thrilling jeep safari and look
out for majestic
tigers, elusive jungle cats, playful monkeys,
and a vibrant array of birdlife. The adventure
doesn't stop there! Deep within the reserve lies
the hidden gem of
Kankwadi Fort, accessible only by jeep.
There are two well-known temples inside the
national park that you should visit. Start with
the Neelkanth Mahadev Temple, an
ancient architectural
masterpiece dedicated to Lord Shiva. The journey
to the temple itself is an adventure, with rough
roads and breathtaking views adding to the
mystique.
Beyond the adventures of Sariska, Alwar unfolds
more natural wonders waiting to be discovered.
If you crave a peaceful escape, then just 15 km
southwest of Alwar,
the Siliserh Lake awaits you.
Take a boat ride on the tranquil waters, soak up
the breathtaking scenery, and keep your eyes
peeled for winter water
birds and even sunbathing crocodiles (during
winter months). For another expansive natural
experience, Jaisamand Lake is calling your name!
This sprawling waterbody
boasts shaded pavilions and captivating towers
that dot its banks. It is the perfect spot for a
day trip, offering a refreshing escape from the
hustle and bustle of
city life. For an adventurous outing, head to
Garbhaji Falls, a hidden gem located around 25
km from the city!
Need a quick dose of nature right within the
city? Look no further than the Company Garden or
Purjan Vihar! This charming green space is a
local favourite. It
houses a picturesque garden fondly referred to
as ‘Simla’ (the Summer House) that provides a
welcome respite from the sun. Another popular
spot is Nehru Garden,
where you can stroll along walking paths, take
pictures with your family at the adorable ‘I
Love Alwar’ selfie point or let the kids loose
in the play area.
Unlock the treasures of Alwar by planning your visit between October and March, when the city's pleasant weather perfectly complements your exploration of its ancient forts, palaces, and verdant natural surroundings. Pack your bags and get ready to be captivated!
Explore one of India's grandest forts with stunning city views and royal history.
Experience royal luxury in this palace-turned-hotel and museum.
Visit this serene white marble cenotaph built in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh.
Stroll through historic temples, cenotaphs, and lush gardens.
Shop local crafts, spices, and textiles near the iconic Ghanta Ghar.
A restored 18th-century stepwell with intricate architecture and chill vibes.
Experience rural life, pottery, and wildlife in eco-conscious Bishnoi villages.
Ride camels and explore ancient temples in this mini desert town.
Relax with boating and sunset views at this peaceful lake.
Bhangarh Fort is infamous for being one of the most haunted places in India, steeped in eerie legends and chilling tales. Nestled at the edge of the Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan, the fort's ruins exude an air of mystery. According to local folklore, a wizard who fell in love with the princess of Bhangarh cursed the fort after she rejected him — a curse that supposedly led to its downfall. Visitors often report an unsettling silence and a strange energy within the fort premises, especially after sunset. In fact, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has put up a board strictly prohibiting entry after dark, adding to its haunted reputation.
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Explore one of India's grandest forts with stunning city views and royal history.
Experience royal luxury in this palace-turned-hotel and museum.
Visit this serene white marble cenotaph built in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh.
Stroll through historic temples, cenotaphs, and lush gardens.
Shop local crafts, spices, and textiles near the iconic Ghanta Ghar.
A restored 18th-century stepwell with intricate architecture and chill vibes.
Experience rural life, pottery, and wildlife in eco-conscious Bishnoi villages.
Ride camels and explore ancient temples in this mini desert town.
Relax with boating and sunset views at this peaceful lake.
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