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Alwar City in the state Rajasthan. Known mostly for the splendid City palace, the city has its own radiating charm that exuberates. Alwar is a beautiful city Surrounded by Aravalli hills, the erstwhile state of Mewat, Alwar is crowned by a magnificent fort that has been a witness to many-a-battles and wars in the turbulent history of Alwar. A Rajput state for a long time, its nearness to the Mughal capital of Delhi, did not let the city rest in peace until it went into the hands of the Muslims in the 12th and 13th centuries, when Sultan Bulban managed to crush the revolutionary groups with the iron hand.
Alwar found its place in Mahabharata, where it has been mentioned as the kingdom of Matsya, which was once a hiding place for Pandavas during their exile for thirteen years. In 1771 A.D. Maharaja Pratap Singh, a hero belonging to a Kuchhwaha Rajput (warrior class) clan of the rulers of Jaipur, won it back and laid the foundation of a principality of his own. Apart from the tiger-like Rajput soldiers, Alwar is also home to the real tigers (which can be seen in the wildlife sanctuary nearby) due to its rich natural woods, splendid lakes and valleys. Thus, it is also known as 'The Tiger Gateway to Rajasthan'.
Alwar City Palace
Alwar City Palace, now turned into the District Collectorate, houses grand halls, government office chambers, elegant marble pavilions and lotus flower bases in the courtyard. The palace was built on the foothills of the Aravalli Range in 1793 by Raja Bakhtawar Singh and features Rajput and Islamic styles of architecture. The palace has also been transformed into a museum that has historic armour, furniture, manuscripts and more, on display.
Hill Fort Kesroli
Built by the Yaduvanshi Rajputs in the 14th century, Hill Fort Kesroli is a beautiful towering fort that features turrets, ramparts and mind-blowing architecture. Through the centuries, it has been conquered by the Mughals, the Jats and finally the Rajputs. It has now been converted into the spectacular heritage hotel, Neemrana’s Hill Fort Kesroli.
Silliserh Lake
Silliserh is a shimmering lake surrounded by thick forests and hills, established in 1845 as a water source for the city of Alwar. There is a tourist bungalow right beside the lake that was originally constructed by Maharaja Vinay Singh as a hunting chalet for his Queen.
Sariska Wildlife Safari
Sariska Wildlife Safari is an adventurous activity that one can indulge in to be at one with nature. The dense green forests along with the hills and valleys make it a picturesque location where you can spot wildlife in their natural element. Sariska houses ruins of pavilions and temples, and the highly inaccessible Kankwadi Fort that hints at the past riches and glory.
Bala Quila Fort
Bala Quila is a renowned fort in Alwar, surrounded by thick forests and diverse floral and faunal eco-systems. There is a Bala Quila Safari route as well that provides its visitors with amazing views of the hills and forests, and the opportunity to spot wildlife, such as hyenas, leopards, sambhar deers and more.
Fateh Jung Gumbad
Fateh Jung Gumbad is an enormous tomb, housing a combination of domes and minarets and featuring gracefully intricate Hindu and Muslim architecture. Constructed using high-grade sandstone, it was dedicated to Fateh Jung, a minister of the Mughal Empire.
Garbhaji Waterfalls
Garbhaji Falls is a cascading beauty that attracts many foreign and local tourists with its breathtaking views. This alluring setting is a great spot for photographers and nature lovers to relax and gaze at the marvels of the natural ecosystem.
Popular Cities Rajasthan is the largest state of India in terms of the area covered. A number of vibrant cities in Rajasthan and a fair share of the Great Indian Desert make the royal state so enchanting. Ranking as one of the world’s leading international tourist destinations, the state lures tourists from far and near throughout the year. A culturally and traditionally rich state of India, Rajasthan also comprises towns and villages. Thus, the true essence of ‘Land of the Kings’ can only be experienced by planning a tour to Rajasthan.
