Alwar Travel Guide
Alwar is located in the Aravalli Ranges in Rajasthan. It was known as the Fisheries Empire. Where Pandvo spent his thirteenth in exile. The Alwar court was initially known as the City Palace. It is famous for kg, lakes and nature reserves. The green-filled hills of the Aravalli Ranges have a beautiful alwar in the lap, full of exquisite kilos, unemployed palaces and barren land, an architectural gem of Rajasthan. It was founded in 1049 by Maharaja Algharaj.
Alwar was ruled by many Rajput vans – Nikumbh Rajput, Yamuvanshi Rajput Badguj rajput and Naruka. Rao Pratap Singh, a brave Rajput soldier who conquered the Alwar fort, was laid off by modern Alwar. When it comes to kilos and palaces, the popular Bala Fort, City Palace, Fatah Jung"s Tomb are Purana Vihar and Vijay Mandir Palace. Alwar is a favorite place to visit. There are many temples in every nook and corner of the city like Tijara Jain temple, Nilkanth Temple, Bhartruhari Temple and Narayani Mata Mandir.
Some popular tourist destinations in Alwar are mostly resorts like Mahal, Neemrana Fort and Hill Fort Kesroli. Large rooms that retain the glory of the bygone era. It is also famous for Sariska Tiger Reserve. And is also known for its jeep safari. Tourists can see animals such as caracal, golden jackal, striped hyena leopard, jungle cat, four horned deer. Food lovers should try soft and creamy Kalakand (milk cake) on the tour of Alwar. Tourists should taste Kulfi with Rabri, Gulab Jamun, Samosa and Kachori.
Places to visit in Alwar
Alwar Fort - Resting at a hill of Aravalli Range, built by Hasan Khan Mewati,BalaQuila AKA Alwar Fort is one of the biggest and most beautiful examples of one of the finest craftsmanship of the 16th century. Spread across the area of 5 KM in length, and 1.5 KM in width, housing around 15 large towers and 51 small towers this fort never fails to give a jaw dropping view of amazing architecture who ever visits the fort.
Bhangarh Fort - Built by Bhagwant Singh for his younger son Madho Singh in the 17th Century, Bhangarh Fort hasbeen an International tourist attraction for tourists interested in history and its horror stories. The fort has its special position in the top 10 most horror places in India. Just at the entrance you will get a board by the Archaeological Survey of India which you would definitely wont like to miss. So, if you are a visitor who is interested in exploring stuff from the other world, guess what we already have a suggestion for you!
City Palace - Built in 18th Century, The City Palace of Alwar AKA Vinay Vilas Mahal, situated at the heart of Alwar is one of the most visited spots of this city. Resting at the foothill of the Aravalli range Vinay Vilas Mahal serves as one of the most beautiful blends of Rajput & Mughal Architecture. The beauty of the architecture can be witnessed as soon as you step into the entry gates of Palace. The palace is home to a beautifully massive lake, few temples, gardens, museum and government offices. The ground floor consists of various government houses while the museum starts from the first floor, which houses few of the most beautiful designs and the armours of the past.
Sariska Tiger reserve - One of the most visited Tiger Reserve of India, Sariska Tiger reserve is spread across an area of 800 Sq. Km.the park can be widely divided into segments like rocky landscapes, dry deciduous forests, grasses, hilly steeps etc.whihinturn is one of the biggest visual and experiential treat for all the nature and the wildlife lovers. So next time whenever you want to see your favourite wild animal in its natural habitat you exactly know where to plan your next safari to!
Shopping Spots - Alwar is not less than a heaven for a shopping freak. Be it gemstones, silver, fabrics or handicrafts the markets like Malakhera Bazar, Bajaja Bazaar, Kedalganj Bazaar, Sarrafa Bazaar and Chudi Bazaar will never let your chase of shopping an amazingly unique product down.
Best Time To Travel To Alwar
If you want to enjoy shopping on the streets of Alwar or exploring the many wonders it has, you should visit this city during the winter season, which lasts from October to February. That’s when the climate is favorable and the ambiance is appealing. Plus, it’s the time when the tourist season picks up too.
Summers in Alwar are not a joke! Temperatures range in the torrid range of 33°C to 40°C. At times, the city during the peak summer season sees temperatures crossing above 44°C. Likewise, the monsoons are not the preferred season to visit this city since the unexpected downpours can be a huge bummer while exploring.
How To Get To Alwar
By Air : Unfortunately, you cannot fly directly to Alwar. The nearest airport to this city is the Jaipur International Airport (JAI), which is approximately 160 km from Alwar. From the airport, you can take a taxi or be even more economical and take a bus to reach the city.
By Train : If you’re coming by train to this city, the Alwar Railway Junction would be your primary stop. Many trains from major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and many more places have scheduled runs to this station. Plus, the bus station is just 5 km away from Alwar Junction so you can easily catch a bus and progress to your desired location conveniently.
By Road : Alwar is easily accessible by road from cities such as New Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, and more. Trips from these cities are pretty long if you choose to drive. So, ensure that you take an adequate number of chai breaks and stretches. If you’re visiting Alwar from an area in Rajasthan, many private and government-owned buses ply to this city as well.
