Located in Alwar, Neemrana Fort palace is located among the hills of Aravalli . The fort was under the reign of Rajput Maharaja Prithvi Raj Chauhan III which was built in 1464

Alwar's timeless odyssey

4 days | Alwar

Located in Alwar, Neemrana Fort palace is located among the hills of Aravalli . The fort was under the reign of Rajput Maharaja Prithvi Raj Chauhan III which was built in 1464
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Route distance :

60 - 82 km

Route distance :

60 - 82 km

Exploring Rajasthan's history and spirituality

Embark on a four-day journey to Alwar in Rajasthan, where old-world charm meets natural beauty. Check out Bala Qila, a big fort with lots of history. Take a stroll inside the grand Alwar City Palace and see how royalty lived. Visit Moosi Maharani Ki Chhatri and the Tomb of Fateh Jung, both important to Alwar's history. Listen to the mysterious stories of Bhangarh Fort and admire the beauty of Neemrana Fort. Discover more history at Raja Bhartrihari Panorama and Moti Doongri. At Neemrana Baori, you'll see an old-fashioned well, showing off old building skills. If you love nature and history together, Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary is a must-visit. Don't forget to pop into the Alwar Museum to learn more. And when you're hungry, try some local food at the city's popular spots. With all this, you'll see that Alwar is more than just a city; it's a step back in time.

Dive into Alwar's royal past

Day 1
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  • Explore Alwar's top spots

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    Alwar City Palace, Moosi Maharani Ki Chhatri, Tomb of Fateh Jung

Start your day at the Alwar City Palace, a remarkable edifice showcasing a blend of Mughal and Rajasthani architecture, reflecting Alwar's royal lineage. Take a stroll and marvel at the intricate designs and artwork that adorn its walls and ceilings.

Next, visit Moosi Maharani Ki Chhatri, a splendid monument built in tribute to Maharaja Bakhtawar Singh and his valiant queen, Rani Moosi. This historical site stands as a testament to their bravery and the rich heritage of Alwar.

Your journey continues at the Tomb of Fateh Jung, an imposing five-tiered structure renowned for its harmonious blend of Hindu and Islamic architectural elements. As you delve into its history, appreciate the grandeur and artistry of this timeless marvel.

Come evening, treat your taste buds to the local flavours. Stop by 'Alwar Sweets' for a taste of the traditional delicacies that the region is known for. For a hearty meal, head to 'Prem Pavitra Bhojnalaya', where you can indulge in authentic Rajasthani dishes, such as spicy Ker sangri and creamy laal maas.

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Forts that whisper legends

Day 2
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  • Unravel Alwar's legends through forts

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    Bhangarh Fort, Bala Qila, Moti Doongri

Welcome to day two of your Alwar escapade! Your journey begins at the Bhangarh Fort, a place that exudes an eerie charm. You'll be privy to the countless legends that echo through the walls of this 17th-century edifice. Tales of haunting mysteries and valiant endeavours intertwine, giving you a taste of its unique past.

After immersing yourself in the stories of Bhangarh, your stomach might be calling out for some attention. For lunch, make your way to 'Alwar Spice', a popular eatery famed for its traditional Rajasthani thali. Relish the assortment of flavoursome dishes that perfectly capture the essence of the region. Rejuvenated, it's time to set your sights on the commanding Bala Qila (Alwar Fort). Climbing its sturdy ramparts, you'll be welcomed by sprawling views of Alwar, a cityscape that seems to stretch on forever. The fort's towering bastions stand as silent sentinels to the city's storied past.

As afternoon turns to evening, make your way to Moti Doongri. This quaint fortress, perched high atop a hill, offers a serene spot to witness the golden hues of the sunset. A tranquil ambience and panoramic vistas make it the perfect end to your day.

Conclude your evening at 'Rajasthani Rasoi' for a delightful dinner, where you can indulge in more local delicacies, ensuring your taste buds get a taste of Alwar's rich heritage. It's an ideal culmination to a day steeped in history and legends.

Discovering Neemrana's timeless elegance

Day 3
Old Indian Fort Palace converted into a heritage hotel, Neemrana Fort Palace. The Fort is located at an ancient historical town in Alwar district of Rajasthan, India.
  • Explore the heritage side of Alwar

  • Highlights

    Neemrana Fort, Neemrana Baori, Raja Bhartrihari Panorama

Welcome to your third day, dedicated to the elegance of Neemrana. Kick-off with a visit to the majestic Neemrana Fort. Built-in the 15th century, this sprawling fort is a treasure trove of history. Wander through its lush hanging gardens, dip your feet in its refreshing pools, and feel the opulence in its regal rooms.

As the morning sun climbs, it's the perfect time to head over to a local eatery. Try 'Rajasthan Rasoighar' nearby for a hearty serving of Rajasthani dal baati churma or 'Neemrana Fort Palace Restaurant' within the fort itself for a luxurious buffet.

Post-lunch, move on to the Neemrana Baori. This ancient stepwell, with its intricate stone carvings, is not just an architectural gem but also a cooling retreat from the day's warmth.

Finally, make your way to the Raja Bhartrihari Panorama. Here, immerse yourself in the vibrant tales of King Bhartrihari as they vividly narrate his journey from royalty to renunciation, guiding him towards enlightenment. As evening approaches, consider stopping by 'Chhappan Bhog' for a sweet treat or a quick snack to end your day on a delightful note.

Wild wonders and a glimpse of history

Day 4
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  • Embrace the wild at Sariska

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    CCCC, Alwar Museum

It's time for the final day of your Alwar escapade! Start your day early with the sounds of nature as you venture into the Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary. Let the beauty of the wilderness captivate you. From the majestic Bengal tigers to the elusive leopards and the vibrant chorus of bird species, it's a treat for every nature lover.

As morning turns to afternoon, satiate your hunger with a local lunch at 'Thaliwala', known for its authentic Rajasthani dishes. With your energy renewed, it's time to immerse yourself in history. The Alwar Museum awaits, offering a window into Rajasthan's illustrious past. Wander through the galleries that house an extensive collection of artefacts, sculptures, and ancient manuscripts. It's the perfect setting to reflect on the rich tapestry of stories and experiences that Rajasthan has to offer.

As you wrap up, take a moment to appreciate the balance of nature's beauty and the weight of history you've experienced over the last few days. It's a journey that promises to linger in your memories.