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Ratangarh city is also a tehsil in Churu District of Rajasthan, India. The Ratangarh was a Kingdom of Maharaja Surat Singh in the late 17th Century. The city is famous for Havelis with frescoes wall painting & Handicraft work. Its name is documented by his son Prince Ratan Singh.
Basically, the Whole city of Ratangarh was constructed by Soorajmull Jalan Family and this family was one of the top five wealthiest families in India. It is also known as the Varanasi of Rajasthan.
How to Reach Ratangarh Fort
By Airway : Bikaner Airport is the nearest airport to reach Ratangarh city and it is located 150 Km from this city. Another option is Jaipur International airport and it is about 215 Km from the city.
By Railway :
Ratangarh Junction is the nearest railway station to reach this city and it is located in the main city. Another option is Churu Junction and it is located 46 Km from this city.
By Roadway :
The Ratangarh City is situated on NH 11, RJ SH 7, & 7C. Bus, train, & Taxies are always available from any city of Rajasthan to reach here. You also take a rental car or bike to explore this city in your own way.
Forts in Rajasthan reminds tourists of royalty and bravery, of epic battles and valiant heroes & when battles were fought, sacrifice and brutality came along, and sorrow and death were not far behind. All these battles were fought to capture the hill forts of Rajasthan. If you paint a mental picture of what Rajasthan stands for, the hill forts will immediately flash before your eyes as powerful remnants of these long fought wars and battles. The hill forts were the first structures that were built by powerful Rajput kings, for protecting their kingdoms from enemy attacks was their first priority. Their elevated positions above rugged hills gave them an edge over enemies, & allowed them to monitor their surroundings. These were not small forts by any means, but massive structures, powerful enough to withstand cannonballs & fireballs & large enough to accommodate large armies. They were not only meant for defence, but their strategic location allowed them to control trade activities, & also served as royal residences, where kings & his families lived, along with ministers. You will find these hill forts at innumerable places in Rajasthan, & some of them are so magnificent that they have earned them a place in the prestigious list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
