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About Alwar
Once a forgotten city, Alwar today teems with numerous tourist attractions and flocked by travellers across the globe. There is no place for boredom as the sightseeing options, travel activities and tourist places in Alwar are plenty.
One of the top tourist activity which a traveller must do during a visit to Alwar is embarking on a jeep safari at Sariska National Park. Deep inside the park flanked by gentle slopes and greenery, one can come face to face with Indian leopard, striped hyena, Indian jackal, chital, sambhar, nilgai, wild boars and more.
It is a perfect holiday trip to indulge with friends and family. For adventure and daring souls, a spooky visit to the most haunted place in India, Bhangarh Fort promises to be enticing. Get lost amidst the ruined buildings at the fort and admire stunning architecture. In and around Bhangarh, there are the havelis, shops, temples, mosques and old streets that are best explored by foot or bicycle.
Some of the other popular sightseeing places in the city are Alwar Museum, Alwar fort, Siliserh Lake Palace, Sariska Palace and Bala Qila fort. Visit Sainthal dam to watch the wild crocodiles. For some adrenaline rush, take a banana boat or bumper tube ride in the Siliserh Lake.
The other adventure activities that are popular and can be tried out at the lake premises include jet-skiing, pedal boating and crocodile sighting. There are many forts in the city that offers luxurious staying options. Neemrana fort for instance offers vintage car ride, multimedia tour, camel ride and other fun activities to make one’s stay more fulfilling and exciting. At Neemrana fort palace, enjoy the exhilarating ride down the mountain, on a zip line. The Flying Fox Neemrana enables one to enjoy a panoramic view of the Aravalli Mountains.
There are totally five ziplines operating at the fort, each taking you to different scenic routes in and around the location premises. To capture some good photographs and cool your heels, check out the Garbhaji Falls. A popular place among locals as well as tourists, the waterfalls cascade down beautifully.
This place is located 7 kms away from Siliserh Lake and one can enjoy village life on way to falls. The best time to visit the place is in the month of July and August. For historical lovers, there is Government Museum situated at City Palace. The museum houses huge collection of historical swords, pistols, guns and canons, historical paintings and sculptures. All these places are the best tourist places in Alwar.
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Which are the best places to visit in Alwar?
1. City Palace: Presenting a masterful blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architectural styles, the City Palace is one of Alwar’s most prized possessions. Also known as the Vinay Vilas Mahal, the palace is well known for its fantastic murals and mirror-work. The 18th century hillside palace prides in its artistic towers and minarets, with over 65 such structures surrounding the main palace.
A number of beautiful gates flank the Palace on all sides, with the Andheri Gate, Chand Pol and Laxman Pol being only some of them. The interior of the palace houses a number of little Krishna temples, while a majestic lake awaits the travellers at the rear end. The Palace also houses a Museum within its premises, recording its history through well-preserved artefacts.
Timings: 10.00AM-06.00PM on all days.
Entry Fee: Rs. 50 per person.
2. Vijay Mandir Palace: Built in the 20th century by Maharaja Jai Singh Prabhakar, Vijay Mandir Palace stands as a tribute to Rajasthani art and culture. The beautiful palace houses 105 rooms, each one boasting superb architectural designs.
The quaint lakeside within the Palace premises and the lush green gardens surrounding it are ideally suited for day picnics. The Palace is also home to the Sita Ram temple, which is thronged by devotees during Ram Navami each year.
Location: Alwar District, Near Vijay Sagar Lake, Alwar, India.
3. Bala Quila Fort: Nestled on the edge of the mighty Aravalli, the Bala Quila Fort looks over the town of Alwar like a sentry on duty. Built in the 15th century by Hasan Khan Mewati, Bala Quila has witnessed the rule of several rulers since then.
The forbidden structure boasts of a massive collection of towers and minarets. Apart from the hiking and sightseeing opportunities offered by it, Bala Quila is also well known for its scenic views, making it a popular hideout for couples travelling to Alwar.
Location: Bala Quila Rd, Alwar, Rajasthan 301001.
Timings: 10.00AM-05.00PM on all days of the week.
3. Moosi Maharani ki Chhatri: Built in the 19th century by Maharaja Vijay Singh, Moosi Maharani ki Chhatri serves as a tribute to the King’s mother-in-law, Moosi Maharani, who committed Sati when her husband Maharaja Bakhtawar Singh passed away. The red sandstone structure formerly served as a palace, and now stands as a token of honor for the late Queen. The imposing Chhatri is well known for its brilliant architectural beauty, with gold leaf paintings of mythological scenes adorning its walls. The Chhatri houses a small museum with humble exhibits as well.
Location: City Palace Rd, Mohalla Ladiya, Alwar, Rajasthan 301001.
Timings: 10.00AM-05.00PM on all days of the week.
4. Karni Mata Temple: Also known as the “Temple of Rats’, Karni Mata Temple is one of the most revered Hindu pilgrimage sites in all of Rajasthan. The temple has about 25,000 rats who are considered to be auspicious by the temple staff.
The idol of Karni Mata housed at the temple is also shown to be surrounded by a host of rats. The magnificent architecture of the temple adds to the grandeur of the monument, with massive marble walls showcasing intricate carvings. The temple also conducts annual fairs twice a year, once in March-April, and then again between September-October.
Location: Alwar, Rajasthan 301001.
Timings: 04.00AM-10.00PM on all days of the week.
5. Government Museum: Housed in the vicinity of the City Palace, the Government Museum houses a staggering collection of artefacts detailing the history of the town. Established in the year 1940, the Museum is home to a variety of frescoes, paintings and sculptures that were owned by the royalty of Rajasthan.
The collection at the government Museum includes over 9,500 coins, over 2,000 paintings and arms, around 230 paintings and 11 inscriptions. Apart from this, pottery, Persian manuscripts, lacquered works and brass utensils are also put on display.
Location: City Palace, Mohalla Ladiya, Alwar, Rajasthan 301001.
Timings: 09.45Am-05.15PM on all days of the week.
Entry Fee: Rs. 20 per person.
6. Siliserh Lake: Sprawling across an area of over 7 kilometers, Siliserh in Alwar is a fairly untouched lake, known for its virgin beauty. The lake was initially built by Maharaja Vinay Khan in 1845 as a source of water supply for the city, the lake now serves as a popular tourist hotspot near Alwar.
Boating in the lake is a popular activity among tourists coming here. Apart from this, the lake is known to attract a number of migratory birds as well, making it a must-visit for birdwatchers and photographers alike.
Location: Alwar, Rajasthan.
Entry Fee: Rs. 100 per person.
7. Sariska National Park: Stretching across 800 kilometers in the bosom of the Aravalli, Sariska National Park brings to you the best of Indian wildlife. Apart from its famed Tiger Reserve, the National Park is also home to several indigenous wildlife such as the leopard, antelope, hyenas, jungle cats, peafowls and more. Ruins of 11th century medieval temples and 17th century castles add an enigmatic charm to the place.
Location: Subhash Chowk Station road malakhera, Alwar, Rajasthan 301406.
Timings: 06.00AM-09.44PM on all days of the week.
Entry Fee:
- For Indian tourists: Rs. 80 per person.
- For international tourists: Rs. 470 per person.
A number of beautiful gates flank the Palace on all sides, with the Andheri Gate, Chand Pol and Laxman Pol being only some of them. The interior of the palace houses a number of little Krishna temples, while a majestic lake awaits the travellers at the rear end. The Palace also houses a Museum within its premises, recording its history through well-preserved artefacts.
Timings: 10.00AM-06.00PM on all days.
Entry Fee: Rs. 50 per person.
2. Vijay Mandir Palace: Built in the 20th century by Maharaja Jai Singh Prabhakar, Vijay Mandir Palace stands as a tribute to Rajasthani art and culture. The beautiful palace houses 105 rooms, each one boasting superb architectural designs.
The quaint lakeside within the Palace premises and the lush green gardens surrounding it are ideally suited for day picnics. The Palace is also home to the Sita Ram temple, which is thronged by devotees during Ram Navami each year.
Location: Alwar District, Near Vijay Sagar Lake, Alwar, India.
3. Bala Quila Fort: Nestled on the edge of the mighty Aravalli, the Bala Quila Fort looks over the town of Alwar like a sentry on duty. Built in the 15th century by Hasan Khan Mewati, Bala Quila has witnessed the rule of several rulers since then.
The forbidden structure boasts of a massive collection of towers and minarets. Apart from the hiking and sightseeing opportunities offered by it, Bala Quila is also well known for its scenic views, making it a popular hideout for couples travelling to Alwar.
Location: Bala Quila Rd, Alwar, Rajasthan 301001.
Timings: 10.00AM-05.00PM on all days of the week.
3. Moosi Maharani ki Chhatri: Built in the 19th century by Maharaja Vijay Singh, Moosi Maharani ki Chhatri serves as a tribute to the King’s mother-in-law, Moosi Maharani, who committed Sati when her husband Maharaja Bakhtawar Singh passed away. The red sandstone structure formerly served as a palace, and now stands as a token of honor for the late Queen. The imposing Chhatri is well known for its brilliant architectural beauty, with gold leaf paintings of mythological scenes adorning its walls. The Chhatri houses a small museum with humble exhibits as well.
Location: City Palace Rd, Mohalla Ladiya, Alwar, Rajasthan 301001.
Timings: 10.00AM-05.00PM on all days of the week.
4. Karni Mata Temple: Also known as the “Temple of Rats’, Karni Mata Temple is one of the most revered Hindu pilgrimage sites in all of Rajasthan. The temple has about 25,000 rats who are considered to be auspicious by the temple staff.
The idol of Karni Mata housed at the temple is also shown to be surrounded by a host of rats. The magnificent architecture of the temple adds to the grandeur of the monument, with massive marble walls showcasing intricate carvings. The temple also conducts annual fairs twice a year, once in March-April, and then again between September-October.
Location: Alwar, Rajasthan 301001.
Timings: 04.00AM-10.00PM on all days of the week.
5. Government Museum: Housed in the vicinity of the City Palace, the Government Museum houses a staggering collection of artefacts detailing the history of the town. Established in the year 1940, the Museum is home to a variety of frescoes, paintings and sculptures that were owned by the royalty of Rajasthan.
The collection at the government Museum includes over 9,500 coins, over 2,000 paintings and arms, around 230 paintings and 11 inscriptions. Apart from this, pottery, Persian manuscripts, lacquered works and brass utensils are also put on display.
Location: City Palace, Mohalla Ladiya, Alwar, Rajasthan 301001.
Timings: 09.45Am-05.15PM on all days of the week.
Entry Fee: Rs. 20 per person.
6. Siliserh Lake: Sprawling across an area of over 7 kilometers, Siliserh in Alwar is a fairly untouched lake, known for its virgin beauty. The lake was initially built by Maharaja Vinay Khan in 1845 as a source of water supply for the city, the lake now serves as a popular tourist hotspot near Alwar.
Boating in the lake is a popular activity among tourists coming here. Apart from this, the lake is known to attract a number of migratory birds as well, making it a must-visit for birdwatchers and photographers alike.
Location: Alwar, Rajasthan.
Entry Fee: Rs. 100 per person.
7. Sariska National Park: Stretching across 800 kilometers in the bosom of the Aravalli, Sariska National Park brings to you the best of Indian wildlife. Apart from its famed Tiger Reserve, the National Park is also home to several indigenous wildlife such as the leopard, antelope, hyenas, jungle cats, peafowls and more. Ruins of 11th century medieval temples and 17th century castles add an enigmatic charm to the place.
Location: Subhash Chowk Station road malakhera, Alwar, Rajasthan 301406.
Timings: 06.00AM-09.44PM on all days of the week.
Entry Fee:
- For Indian tourists: Rs. 80 per person.
- For international tourists: Rs. 470 per person.
What are the famous things to do in Alwar?
1. Take a safari through the National Park: One of the best ways to explore the natural wealth of Alwar is to take a safari through the Sariska National Park. Tourists may opt for either a jeep or a canter safari. Safaris at the National Park take place twice a day, each day, during the summer and winter season.
Location: Sariska National Park, Alwar.
Timings:
- Winter timings: 06. 30 AM-10.30AM; 02.00PM-06.00PM.
- Summer timings: 06.00AM-10.00AM; 02.30PM- 06.30PM.
Cost: Starting from Rs. 1,250/- per ride.
2. Take a boat ride at Siliserh: What better way to enjoy the tranquil beauty of Alwar’s Siliserh than to take a boat ride through its stunning waters? With the towering Aravalli rising around you, boating at the Lake is one of the most scenic experiences that the city has to offer. These short, 15-minute motor boat rides are completely guided by an experienced guide, promising a peaceful and hassle-free experience.
Location: Siliserh Lake, Alwar.
Timings: 05.00AM-08.00PM on all days of the week.
Cost: Rs. 880 per person.
3. Try your hand at trekking: If you think that the Ghats or the Himalayas were the only places for trekking in India, you are yet to be dazzled by the beauty of Rajasthan. The Sariska-Alwar-Amber belt offers some of the best trekking destinations in all of the country.
The trekking routes here are of varying difficulty, and the natural beauty of the Aravalli makes the journey twice as enchanting. Trekking in Aravalli is best enjoyed during winter, although monsoon trekking is also popular here.
Location: Sariska-Alwar-Amber belt.
4. Go parasailing over the rolling hills: Taking place at the fetching Dunnimaa Farms in Alwar, this adventure sport offers some of the best panoramic views of the ravishing Aravalli ranges. An adventure sport fit for the brave-hearted, parasailing in Alwar is a completely guided activity, and can be attempted by beginners as well as experts. Each experience lasts for about 5 minutes.
Location: Dunnimaa Farms, Alwar.
Timings: 10.00AM-05.00PM on all days of the week.
Price: Starting from Rs. 563 per person.
5. Try water zorbing at the Siliserh Lake: A unique activity promising 15 minutes of unharnessed fun, water zorbing involves walking on the surface of the lake while enclosed in a giant transparent ball. Water zorbing does not require any previous experience or expertise, and can be attempted by absolute beginners as well.
Location: Siliserh Lake, Alwar.
Timings: 05.00AM-08.00PM on all days of the week.
Price: Starting from Rs. 375 per person.
6. Go shopping around the city: Any trip to Alwar will go unfinished without a shopping spree around the city. Whether you’re a shopaholic or not, the colorful local wares of the city are bound to keep you enthralled with the traditional craft. Most popular wares at the Alwar markets are traditionally crafted Rajasthani handicrafts and silver ornaments.
The city also prides in its textile work, with the markets boasting of colorful mojris, juttis, lacquered bangles and more. The glittering Chudi Bazaar of Alwar, with their expansive range of lacquered bangles, remains an ever-favourite of tourists here. Some of the other popular marketplaces here are Bajaja Bazar, Sarafa Bazaar and Malakhera Bazar.
7. Enjoy an overnight jungle camping experience: Jungle camping is one of the most thrilling experiences that Alwar has to offer. Ensconced within the verdant forests of Sariska, the jungle camps of Alwar promises a close communion with nature.
The park offers several cottages and campsites for overnight stay, although campers can opt for a tent-stay experience as well. A plethora of activities at the campsite, such as outdoor games, bonfires, wildlife spotting and swimming promise to keep campers busy throughout their stay.
Location: Jungle Camp, Sariska National Park.
Location: Sariska National Park, Alwar.
Timings:
- Winter timings: 06. 30 AM-10.30AM; 02.00PM-06.00PM.
- Summer timings: 06.00AM-10.00AM; 02.30PM- 06.30PM.
Cost: Starting from Rs. 1,250/- per ride.
2. Take a boat ride at Siliserh: What better way to enjoy the tranquil beauty of Alwar’s Siliserh than to take a boat ride through its stunning waters? With the towering Aravalli rising around you, boating at the Lake is one of the most scenic experiences that the city has to offer. These short, 15-minute motor boat rides are completely guided by an experienced guide, promising a peaceful and hassle-free experience.
Location: Siliserh Lake, Alwar.
Timings: 05.00AM-08.00PM on all days of the week.
Cost: Rs. 880 per person.
3. Try your hand at trekking: If you think that the Ghats or the Himalayas were the only places for trekking in India, you are yet to be dazzled by the beauty of Rajasthan. The Sariska-Alwar-Amber belt offers some of the best trekking destinations in all of the country.
The trekking routes here are of varying difficulty, and the natural beauty of the Aravalli makes the journey twice as enchanting. Trekking in Aravalli is best enjoyed during winter, although monsoon trekking is also popular here.
Location: Sariska-Alwar-Amber belt.
4. Go parasailing over the rolling hills: Taking place at the fetching Dunnimaa Farms in Alwar, this adventure sport offers some of the best panoramic views of the ravishing Aravalli ranges. An adventure sport fit for the brave-hearted, parasailing in Alwar is a completely guided activity, and can be attempted by beginners as well as experts. Each experience lasts for about 5 minutes.
Location: Dunnimaa Farms, Alwar.
Timings: 10.00AM-05.00PM on all days of the week.
Price: Starting from Rs. 563 per person.
5. Try water zorbing at the Siliserh Lake: A unique activity promising 15 minutes of unharnessed fun, water zorbing involves walking on the surface of the lake while enclosed in a giant transparent ball. Water zorbing does not require any previous experience or expertise, and can be attempted by absolute beginners as well.
Location: Siliserh Lake, Alwar.
Timings: 05.00AM-08.00PM on all days of the week.
Price: Starting from Rs. 375 per person.
6. Go shopping around the city: Any trip to Alwar will go unfinished without a shopping spree around the city. Whether you’re a shopaholic or not, the colorful local wares of the city are bound to keep you enthralled with the traditional craft. Most popular wares at the Alwar markets are traditionally crafted Rajasthani handicrafts and silver ornaments.
The city also prides in its textile work, with the markets boasting of colorful mojris, juttis, lacquered bangles and more. The glittering Chudi Bazaar of Alwar, with their expansive range of lacquered bangles, remains an ever-favourite of tourists here. Some of the other popular marketplaces here are Bajaja Bazar, Sarafa Bazaar and Malakhera Bazar.
7. Enjoy an overnight jungle camping experience: Jungle camping is one of the most thrilling experiences that Alwar has to offer. Ensconced within the verdant forests of Sariska, the jungle camps of Alwar promises a close communion with nature.
The park offers several cottages and campsites for overnight stay, although campers can opt for a tent-stay experience as well. A plethora of activities at the campsite, such as outdoor games, bonfires, wildlife spotting and swimming promise to keep campers busy throughout their stay.
Location: Jungle Camp, Sariska National Park.
What is Alwar famous for?
Ensconced within the Northern Indian state of Rajasthan, the city of Alwar is best known as the home of the renowned Sariska National Park. Apart from this, the city is also well-known for its historic forts and stunning monuments, including the Bala Quila Fort and the Rani Moosi ki Chhatri.
What is the best time to visit Alwar?
The best time to visit Alwar is during the winter season, between the months of November and February. During this time, the weather here remains cool and pleasant, allowing a plethora of sightseeing opportunities.
Safaris at the Sariska National Park are also popular during the winter season. Furthermore, activities such as trekking and camping are best experienced during the cooler months.
Safaris at the Sariska National Park are also popular during the winter season. Furthermore, activities such as trekking and camping are best experienced during the cooler months.
How to reach Alwar?
- By Air: The two closest airports to Alwar are the Jaipur International Airport and the Delhi Airport. A number of international and domestic flights connect Delhi and Jaipur to most of the major cities across the world. From the Airport, you may either take a cab to Alwar, or hail any of the regular buses plying between Alwar and either city.
- By Train: The main railway junction serving the city is the Alwar junction. Regular trains connect the city to several other major cities across the country.
- By Road: Alwar is well connected to its neighbouring cities through major roads and highways. Regular buses and taxis travel to the city from nearby areas such as Jaipur, Delhi Gurgaon or Jaisalmer.
- By Train: The main railway junction serving the city is the Alwar junction. Regular trains connect the city to several other major cities across the country.
- By Road: Alwar is well connected to its neighbouring cities through major roads and highways. Regular buses and taxis travel to the city from nearby areas such as Jaipur, Delhi Gurgaon or Jaisalmer.
What should I buy in Alwar?
The most popular wares in the markets of Alwar are locally made Rajasthani handicraft items and silver ornaments. Lacquered jewellery, including colourful, handmade bangles, are also especially popular here.
What is the famous food of Alwar?
Alwar is known for its sweet items, such as the Kalakand and the Alwar ka mawa. Apart from this, a number of traditional Rajasthan food items can also be tried here, such as Dal Baati Churma, Lassi, Gatte ki Sabzi and more.
Which wildlife sanctuary is in Alwar?
Alwar is home to the renowned Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary. One of the most important biodiversity areas in India, Sariska was the first National Park in the world to have housed successfully relocated tigers. The Sanctuary is also home to a number of indigenous birds and reptiles.
What are the famous forts to visit in Alwar?
1. Bala Quila: Rising to a height of about 1000 feet above the city, Bala Quila is the city’s most prominent Fort. Built in the 15th century by Maharaja Hasan Khan Mahwah, the majestic Fort boasts of some stunning specimens of towers, gates and minarets.
2. Bhangarh Fort: Located at a short distance away from Alwar, Bhangarh Fort is famed across the world for its legendary stories. According to popular myth, the Fort is said to be one of India’s most haunted destinations. Apart from folklore, the stunning architecture of the fort, with its numerous Havelis and towers, makes it a popular tourist magnet in the outskirts of Alwar.
3. Rajgarh Fort: Built in the 18th century by Maharaja Pratap Singh, this little hill fort is well known for its scenic trekking routes and magnificent architecture.
4. Kesroli Fort: Now converted into a luxury resort, Kesroli is a 14th century Fort that is said to have been constructed by the Yaduvanshi Rajputs. Apart from its structural beauty, the Fort is known to command excellent views of the countryside from its ramparts.
2. Bhangarh Fort: Located at a short distance away from Alwar, Bhangarh Fort is famed across the world for its legendary stories. According to popular myth, the Fort is said to be one of India’s most haunted destinations. Apart from folklore, the stunning architecture of the fort, with its numerous Havelis and towers, makes it a popular tourist magnet in the outskirts of Alwar.
3. Rajgarh Fort: Built in the 18th century by Maharaja Pratap Singh, this little hill fort is well known for its scenic trekking routes and magnificent architecture.
4. Kesroli Fort: Now converted into a luxury resort, Kesroli is a 14th century Fort that is said to have been constructed by the Yaduvanshi Rajputs. Apart from its structural beauty, the Fort is known to command excellent views of the countryside from its ramparts.
What are the best temples to visit in Alwar?
1. Karni Mata Temple: Also known as the ‘Rat Temple’, Karni Mata Temple is known across the world for housing over 25,000 rats who are revered and worshipped by the devotees coming here. As the name suggests, the temple is dedicated to Karni Mata, who is regarded as the fiercest form of the Goddess Kali.
2. Moti Dungri Ganesh Ji Temple: Located within the massive Moti Dungri temple complex, the Ganesh Ji Temple is an important Hindu pilgrimage site in Alwar. The temple is well known for its architecture, employing Nagara designs over a Scottish styled structure.
3. Pandupol: Located within the Sariska Tiger Reserve, Pandupol is a little temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. It is rumored that the Pandavas from Mahabharata spent their exile at the temple, thus giving it its name.
4. Naldeshwar Shrine: Located a little outside the main city, the Naldeshwar Shrine is a much-revered 18th century temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.
2. Moti Dungri Ganesh Ji Temple: Located within the massive Moti Dungri temple complex, the Ganesh Ji Temple is an important Hindu pilgrimage site in Alwar. The temple is well known for its architecture, employing Nagara designs over a Scottish styled structure.
3. Pandupol: Located within the Sariska Tiger Reserve, Pandupol is a little temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. It is rumored that the Pandavas from Mahabharata spent their exile at the temple, thus giving it its name.
4. Naldeshwar Shrine: Located a little outside the main city, the Naldeshwar Shrine is a much-revered 18th century temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Which are the best resorts to stay in Alwar?
1. Kesroli: Situated within a 14th century Fort, Kesroli offers one of the most luxurious stay experiences in Alwar. The spacious, well equipped rooms of the resort promise a stay fit for kings, with the added facilities of eclectic diners and an expansive swimming pool.
2. The Dadhikar Fort: Also nestled within a hilltop Fortress, this luxury resort offers elegant rooms with well-furnished quarters. Added facilities at the resort include a rooftop restaurant, museum tours and excursions cultural programmers.
3. Trees n Tigers: With its plush, upscale cottages nestled amidst verdant green forests, Trees n Tigers offers a luxury stay in the heart of nature. The resort also offers barbecue options, an outdoor pool and several indoor and outdoor games options.
4. Alwar Bagh by Aamod: Offering well furnished, spacious rooms for stay, Alwarbagh is an exotic resort in the heart of the hills. Luxury facilities at the resort include a spa, multiple restaurants, and an outdoor pool.
2. The Dadhikar Fort: Also nestled within a hilltop Fortress, this luxury resort offers elegant rooms with well-furnished quarters. Added facilities at the resort include a rooftop restaurant, museum tours and excursions cultural programmers.
3. Trees n Tigers: With its plush, upscale cottages nestled amidst verdant green forests, Trees n Tigers offers a luxury stay in the heart of nature. The resort also offers barbecue options, an outdoor pool and several indoor and outdoor games options.
4. Alwar Bagh by Aamod: Offering well furnished, spacious rooms for stay, Alwarbagh is an exotic resort in the heart of the hills. Luxury facilities at the resort include a spa, multiple restaurants, and an outdoor pool.
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Gudakesa Chaturvedi
Reviewed: 02 Jan 2020
5.0/5
I would highly recommend this resort for couples. I have visited here with my partner. It is one of the best experiences we had, we have visited to celebrate our anniversary. The staff was very friendly and generous. They have arranged cake on special requests for us. Our room was very spacious and ... Read More
Vishnu Rana
Reviewed: 07 Dec 2019
5.0/5
We stayed in Tijara for 2 days. The view from the palace is great as it is situated on a hill. We have loved our accommodation and the spa traetments at the palace is worth trying. It was a relaxing holiday. Highly recommended to try this place once.
Dwaipayana Naik
Reviewed: 15 Dec 2018
5.0/5
Who won't want to be treated like royalty. Well, that's what it was like! The entire stay was awesome. The palace was beautiful. The rooms were well kept. The staff made sure your needs were being taken care of. I went with my family and it was one hell of a trip. We enjoyed every second of it. The ... Read More
Pran Adiga
Reviewed: 08 Dec 2018
5.0/5
Staying at this palace-cum-resort is definitely an unforgettable experience and my family loved every bit of it. From the grand rooms, the beautiful gardens, home style food, and the hospitality of the caretakers, there's nothing I would change about this place.
Ganesh Achari
Reviewed: 08 Dec 2018
5.0/5
This 700 year old fort stay is perfect for any occasion - whether you're going for a honeymoon getaway or a grand family vacation! The food is really tasty, and the service of the caretaker, Rahul, is commendable.
Durgeshwari Jha
Reviewed: 08 Dec 2018
5.0/5
Booked:Jungle Camp Sariska
Spotted a wild boar in the jungle hikes. I was so happy to have been that lucky. Amazing place for an offbeat escape.
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Ladakh Tour PackagesHimachal Tour PackagesKashmir Tour PackagesRajasthan Tour PackagesAndaman Tour PackagesUttarakhand Tour PackagesGoa Tour PackagesSpiti Valley Tour PackagesNorth India Tour PackagesSouth India Tour PackagesNorth East Tour PackagesIndia Tour PackagesDelhi Tour PackagesOoty Tour PackagesGangtok Tour PackagesChikmagalur Tour PackagesSikkim Tour PackagesShimla Tour PackagesManali Tour PackagesRishikesh Tour PackagesMeghalaya Tour PackagesJim Corbett Tour PackagesMussoorie Tour PackagesArunachal Tour PackagesKerala Houseboat PackagesDarjeeling Tour PackagesLeh Ladakh Bike Trip PackagesAuli Tour PackagesNainital Tour PackagesKedarnath Tour PackagesCharDham Yatra PackagesDharamshala Tour PackagesWayanad Tour PackagesKerala Tour PackagesJaipur Tour PackagesJodhpur Tour PackagesUdaipur Tour PackagesGolden Triangle Tour PackagesMount Abu Tour PackagesRanthambore Tour PackageCordelia Cruise PackagesMunnar Tour PackagesCoorg Tour PackagesShillong Tour PackagesMahabaleshwar Tour PackagesOoty Tour PackagesKarnataka Tour PackagesSrinagar Tour PackagesDehradun Tour PackagesLonavala Tour Packages
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Domestic Honeymoon Packages
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International Honeymoon Packages
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Places to Visit in India
Places to Visit in DelhiPlaces to Visit in GoaPlaces to Visit in PunePlaces to Visit in BangalorePlaces to Visit in MumbaiPlaces to Visit in HyderabadPlaces to Visit in JaipurPlaces to Visit in ChennaiPlaces to Visit in KolkataPlaces to Visit in LadakhPlaces to Visit in SpitiPlaces to Visit in AndamanPlaces to Visit in Arunachal PradeshPlaces to Visit in North EastPlaces to Visit in SikkimPlaces to Visit in DarjeelingPlaces to Visit in MeghalayaPlaces to Visit in GangtokPlaces to Visit in RajasthanPlaces to Visit in UttarakhandPlaces to Visit in KeralaPlaces to Visit in KarnatakaPlaces to Visit in MaharashtraPlaces To Visit In Himachal PradeshPlaces to Visit in Madhya PradeshPlaces to Visit in KashmirPlaces to Visit in ManaliPlaces to Visit in DharamshalaPlaces to Visit in ShimlaPlaces to Visit in McleodganjPlaces to Visit in NainitalPlaces to Visit in MussooriePlaces to Visit in DehradunPlaces to Visit in RishikeshPlaces To Visit In JammuPlaces to Visit in SrinagarPlaces to Visit in ChikmagalurPlaces to Visit in MunnarPlaces to Visit in KodaikanalPlaces to Visit in OotyPlaces to Visit in PondicherryPlaces to Visit in WayanadPlaces to Visit in CoorgPlaces to Visit in MysorePlaces to Visit in LonavalaPlaces to Visit in AlibaugPlaces To Visit In MahabaleshwarPlaces to Visit in UdaipurPlaces to Visit in JodhpurPlaces to Visit in JaisalmerPlaces to Visit in Mount AbuPlaces to Visit in AgraPlaces To Visit In South GoaPlaces To Visit In North Goa
International Places to Visit
Places to Visit in DubaiPlaces to Visit in Abu DhabiPlaces to Visit in Sri LankaPlaces to Visit in MaldivesPlaces to Visit in SingaporePlaces to Visit in BaliPlaces to Visit in ThailandPlaces to Visit in NepalPlaces to Visit in BangkokPlaces to Visit in Kuala LumpurPlaces to Visit in MalaysiaPlaces to Visit in BhutanPlaces to Visit in CambodiaPlaces to Visit in VietnamPlaces to Visit in AustraliaPlaces to Visit in New ZealandPlaces to Visit in SydneyPlaces to Visit in South AfricaPlaces to Visit in KenyaPlaces to Visit in PhilippinesPlaces to Visit in JapanPlaces to Visit in Hong KongPlaces to Visit in MacauPlaces to Visit in JordanPlaces to Visit in Saudi ArabiaPlaces to Visit in TurkeyPlaces to Visit in IstanbulPlaces to Visit in MauritiusPlaces to Visit in EuropePlaces to Visit in SwitzerlandPlaces to Visit in GreecePlaces to Visit in ParisPlaces to Visit in LondonPlaces to Visit in AmsterdamPlaces to Visit in ItalyPlaces to Visit in GermanyPlaces to Visit in NorwayPlaces to Visit in FinlandPlaces to Visit in DenmarkPlaces to Visit in SwedenPlaces to Visit in BudapestPlaces to Visit in New York
International Things To Do
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Popular on Thrillophilia
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