Alwar is a district in Rajasthan, a state in the north-western frontier of India. The district headquarters lies in the city of Alwar. This district is full of palaces and many remarkable forts from different period of times. One of the most visited places in this district is the Bala Quila or the Alwar Fort. Located in a hilltop above the city of Alwar, the fort stands as an evidence of the valour of the Rajput rulers. The magnificent scriptures and sculptures on the walls of the fort is an architecture marvel. The Siliserh Lake Palace attracts visitors and picnic goers with its majestic view of the surrounding hills and lake.
Lying on the lap of the Aravalli Hills is the Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary covering a huge area with grasslands, deciduous forests and rocky cliffs. It is a Tiger Reserve Forest. The place not only attracts nature lover or wildlife enthusiasts but also history buffs. This place is a home to the 11th– 12th old temple of Garh-Rajor along with a 17th-century castle at Kankwari. The ruin of the Neelkanth Mahadeo temple in the reserve forest premises is popular among the tourists. Alwar is well connected by roads and railways.
The Siliserh Lake is one of the famous tourist attraction of Alwar, Rajasthan. However, there is very limited or intermittent connectivity to Internet as it is a secluded and isolated place away from the hustle and bustle of the city life.
read more...The Bhangarh Fort was constructed in the 17th century by Bhagwant Das in the Alwar district of Rajasthan. The Fort was plundered and ransacked by the Mughals and the princess of the fort was killed. It is believed that the ghost of the princess still haunt the fort at night.
read more...Alwar is known as the gateway to the Indian royal state - Rajasthan. This quaint town of Rajasthan boasts of some of the very famous forts and historical places. Bala Quila is one of them. This is a great tourist spot which is popularly known as the Alwar fort. It is located at t....
read more...Nestled in the Aravalli Range and filled with luscious green forests, Sariska National Park is one to visit for. Also known as the Sariska Tiger Reserve, this place is one of the epitome of the natural scenic beauty and continues to garner visitors throughout.
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