Alwar being at a respectable distance from Delhi and Jaipur both is one of the major tourist attractions of Rajasthan. Though, recently the city has been included in the National Capital Region (NCR) but the roots, heritage and culture of the city is what that truly depicts the Rajasthani effect. It is an inevitable part of Rajasthan and there is certainly no doubt in this as well. Being situated only 150 Kilometers from Delhi; Alwar is the gateway to Rajasthan. It is a place which is frequently visited by the Delhiiates as their weekend gateway, and also one of the most haunted cities in India because it homes Bhangarh fort, world's 4th most haunted place. Apart from Bhangarh there are other things also that you can see at Alwar. We are here listing the three most important and interesting things at Alwar that you should not miss on your city visit.
Sariska Tiger Reserve: One of the major attractions of Alwar is Sariska Tiger Reserve which is a National Park situated at the Aravali range of mountains. It is a milestone for “Project Tiger”, and also the reason for the fast growing tiger population in India. You can find Bengal tigers, peacocks, leopards, white-throated kingfisher, boars, antelopes, and a wide range of other wildlife. Situated at a distance of 36 Kilometers from Alwar this is one amongst the thrilling locations of the city. Enjoying a jeep safari at the national park will make your trip the most memorable journey of your life.
Bhangarh Fort: This place itself needs no introduction. This is the second name of horror in India. Bhangarh fort the beautiful piece of architecture and detailing is known for two reasons, one the intricate beauty of the place that is even continued at its ruins and second is the horror story related to the place. The fort is under the acquisition of Archaeological Survey of India and is prominent because of the instruction labeled at the entry gate by the ASI that no enter in the fort premises is permitted after the sunset and before the sunrise.
Bala Quila: Situated at the northwest corner of the Aravali range this is another fascinating location of Alwar and also one of the prominent historical rich places in Rajasthan. What makes the fort important is its location at atop hill. You can have the mesmerizing view of the city from the fort premises. This fort, which was built by Hasan Khan Mewati, has been a home to various Mughal Rulers before it was taken over by Pratap Singh. The fort has 5 large and 51 small towers perched on the ridge top and an armada of 446 openings for muskets, and 8 large bastions encompassing it.
Alwar is also one of the locations of Rajasthan that enriches the Rajasthan tourism. To have a perfect peep in inside the city booking your tour through a renowned Rajasthan tour operator will give you the finest tour memories.
Martin Wynn
