50 Forts And Palaces in Rajasthan That You Must Visit!
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Forts in Rajasthan

1. Amber Fort, Jaipur 
2. Jaigarh Fort, Jaipur
3. Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur
4. Kumbhalgarh Fort
5. Chittor Fort, Chittorgarh
6. Jaisalmer Fort, Jaisalmer
7. Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur
8. Ranthambore Fort, Sawai Madhopur

Palaces in Rajasthan

1. Lake Palace, Udaipur
2. Neemrana Fort Palace, Alwar
3. Udai Vilas Palace, Udaipur
4. City Palace, Udaipur
5. Hawa Mahal, Jaipur
6. Jal Mahal Palace, Jaipur

Known for their beautiful structures, detailed edifices and age-old architecture, the Forts And Palaces in Rajasthan are the very evidence of this land’s rich culture and heritage. Scattered all around the state, these forts and palaces are unique in their history, with every single one more grand than the other. Some of these palaces, like the Umaid Bhawan Palace, amongst others, have also been converted into luxury and heritage resorts and hotels in present times. 

The famous forts of rajasthan still retain their old glory and exquisite architecture, and transport you back to the bygone eras. One such example is Jaipur’s Amber Fort, which exudes the remnants of the times of the Rajasthani Maharajas. There is also the Chittorgarh Fort, the largest in the country, beautiful and grand, and famous for its glorious past. 

The palaces in rajasthan, such as Udaipur’s City Palace, which dates back to the 1500s, tell the stories of the kings of the past. Or the Neemrana Fort Palace, which is so grand and royal that it has now been converted into a heritage resort. A visit to these spectacular structures of Rajasthan will definitely be a remarkable experience of a lifetime!
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Best Palaces of Rajasthan

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Lake Palace, Udaipur

The Lake Palace was built in 1743-1746 during the reign of Maharaja Jagat Singh II who was the 62nd successor of the royal family of Mewar. This palace was built to serve as the summer palace and was originally named after its founder as Jagniwas. The palace complex is spread across an area of four acres in the Jagniwas Island located in the Lake Pichola.

The palace was constructed as east facing so that the members of the royal family could pray to the Sun God at the crack of the dawn. The flooring of the palace is done with black and white marbles with its walls being adorned by colorful arabesques in their best forms. This island played an important role during the mutiny of 1847, as it provided shelter to several European families who fled from Nimach.

The then ruler, Maharaja Swarrop Singh did everything to protect his guests by destroying all the boats of the town so that the rebels couldn't reach the island. It was later when the building of the palace started deteriorating. It was decided by the managing committee to turn it into a hotel, so that by its revenue the palace could be well maintained.

Later in 1971 the palace hotel was taken over by the Taj Hotels and Resorts Palaces. They added seventy five more rooms to the original hotels and restored to it to look more opulent and luxurious. At present the hotel has eighty three rooms and is voted as one of the most romantic palaces of the country. Explore now the best Udaipur tour packages and give a visit to this palace when on a romantic trip with the love of your life..

Best Time to Stay at Lake Palace: January - April and October - December
Opening timing and Closing time: 9.30 am to 4.30 pm

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Neemrana Fort Palace, Alwar

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Neemrana Fort was once one of the most royal forts in the country. The fort and palace known for being located on a high hillock, offers magnificent panoramic views of the city of Alwar. This stunningly beautiful palace is now recognised for serving as a heritage hotel for all those who seek to enjoy their trip to Alwar.

Just as the way kings and royal family members did. Built by Raja Dup Raj in 1467, the palace was converted into a hotel in 1986 and is one of the oldest heritage resort hotel in the country. The beautiful palace derives its name from Local chieftain, Nimola Meo, who was known for its bravery. The fort is one of the best ways to enjoy a luxurious trip to the city and acquaint oneself to the culture of Rajasthan.

Best Time to Stay at Neemrana Fort Palace: Mid November and Early March
Opening timing and Closing time: 9 am to 5 pm

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Udai Vilas Palace, Udaipur

Udaipur is considered as the royal sojourn to the lake city and consists of various Rajasthan Palaces and Forts of which the Udaivillas Palace is one of the famous one. Situated on the banks of Lake Pichola, the Udaivillas Palace is a magnificent building which is known for its traditional and flamboyant style of architecture and artistic designs.

The palace is adorned with an array of beautiful fountains, huge courtyards and succulent gardens, which would mesmerize you to the very core of your heart. This palace is now converted into a heritage hotel that is run by the Oberoi Group of Hotels.

It is ranked as the best hotel in Asia and the fifth best in the world. Each and every guest of the hotel is treated in a royal manner and served by some of the chefs whose predecessors have served as a chef to the royal family. The Udaivillas palace is located twenty seven kilometres from the International Airport and eight kilometres from the nearby railway station.

Best Time to Stay at Udai Vilas Palace: January - December
Opening timing and Closing time: 12 am to 12 pm and 9 pm to 12 am

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City Palace, Udaipur

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Built in 1559 by Maharaja Udai Singh, this palace was setup as the capital of the Sisodia Rajpur clan. The City Palace is basically a palace complex that comprises of several other palaces within its periphery. This palace is built in a very flamboyant style and is located on the east banks of the Lake Pichola. The structure is considered to be one of the largest Palaces in Rajasthan, which is quite unique of its type.

Similar to most of the Palaces in Rajasthan this palace too reflects an amalgamation of Rajput and Mughal Style of architecture. The City Palace is built on hilltop so as to provide a panoramic view of whole city along with its surroundings such as the Lake Palace, Jag Mandir, Monsoon Palace and the Neemach Mata Mandir.

The best trivia about this place is that the Lake and the Monsoon Palaces were used in the filming of the very famous James Bond movie “Octopussy”. Owing to the great publicity and the popularity of the City Palace and its surroundings, Udaipur is also known as the “Venice of the East”.

Best Time to Stay at  City Palace: November - February
Opening timing and Closing time: 9 am to 4.30 pm

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Hawa Mahal, Jaipur

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 Designed in the form of the crown of Krishna, the striking Hawa Mahal was built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh in 1798 and is one among the most famous palaces in Rajasthan. This palace is located in the heart of the city of Jaipur and is built of superior quality red bricks and sandstone. The exterior of the palace is basically a five storey building, which looks similar to the honeycomb of the beehives because of its nine hundred and fifty three small windows that are known as the Jharokhas.

The name Hawa Mahal stands for the “Palace of Winds”, which very much justifies it perfectly created airy structure. It has been designed in such a manner that creates an air conditioning effect inside the palace using the Venturi Effect. Apart from this, the intricate structure of the palace also served as a veil that allowed the female members of the royal family to observe the everyday ongoing of the streets below without being seen, as they had to follow the strict purdah or the face covering system.

The Hawa Mahal forms the part of the City Palace and extends up to Zenana, the harem chambers. The best time to view this palace is early in the morning since its red colour becomes extremely vivid in the soft glow of the morning sun.

Best Time to Stay at Hawa Mahal: October - March
Opening timing and Closing time: 9 am to 4.30 pm

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Deogarh Mahal near Udaipur

Situated eighty miles from the periphery of Udaipur, this 17th century palace is one of the best palaces in Rajasthan. Known for its glittering mirror and murals the Deogarh Mahal is a romantic palace encircled by a beautiful lake.

This mahal is built on the top of the Arravalli Hills and has a marvellous courtyard along with an array of magnificent gateways, domes, jharokhas, turrets and battlements. This palace is owned by the royal Chundawat family, the members of which still reside here.

This Mahal is basically an exotic village situated 2100 feet above the sea level. This palace is converted into a modern day heritage hotel with fifty gorgeous suites and rooms equipped with all kinds of modern luxurious amenities like swimming pool, Jacuzzi, gym etc. The Deogarh Mahal is the perfect place to visit if you are traveling in between Jodhpur and Udaipur.

Best Time to Stay at Deogarh Mahal: October - Early April
Opening timing and Closing time: 24hrs open

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Jal Mahal Palace, Jaipur

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The Jal Mahal Palace, Jaipur is considered as an absolute beauty constructed in the Rajput and Mughal style architecture. As its names states the palace is a water palace that is situated in the midst of the beautiful Man Sagar Lake. The palace and lake has undergone lots of restoration of process with the last one being in the 18th century by Maharaja Jai Singh II of Amber. In this process the lake was enlarged, drains were diverted and tons of silt was dredged from its bottom.

Similar to the Hawa Mahal, the palace is a five storey building in which four of its floors remain underwater during the times when the lake is full. The terrace of palace has a beautiful garden along with having semi octagonal towers with elegant cupola located at each of the four corners of the palace.

Since the development of the water treatment system of the lake and the regeneration of the surrounding wetlands, five nestling islands have been created in order to attract various species of migratory birds.

Best Time to Stay at Jai Mahal Palace: January - December 
Opening timing and Closing time: Open 24hours

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Fateh Prakash Palace, Chittorgarh

The Fateh Prakash Palace is one of the magnificent palaces located within the periphery of the Chittorgarh Fort complex, the largest fort in India. The Fateh Prakash Palace is situated near the Rana Khumba Palace that was built by Rana Fateh Singh. This palace was constructed in 1885-1930 and is also known as the Badal Mahal.

The architecture and the styling of the palace reflect the Mewar and British phase style with high ceilinged spaces, large halls and cusped arches. The dome of the palace is foliated in lime concrete and lime stucco work, which gives it an amazing look. The construction form of this palace is similar to the Durbar Hall at the City Palace of Udaipur.

Best Time to Stay at Fateh Prakash Palace: September - March.
Opening timing and Closing time: Open 24hours

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Rambagh Palace, Jaipur

A very interesting history runs behind the building of this beautiful palace, which was once the home of the Maharaja of Jaipur. Initially, the first building of the palace was built as garden house in 1835, which was later converted into a hunting lodge by Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh since this palace was located in the midst of thick forest.

It was later in the early 20th century that this hunting lodge was expanded into a palace. However after the independence of India, this palace was taken over by the Indian Government and by 1950s the royal family felt that the upkeep of the palace as well as its surrounding is becoming very costly.

This lead to their decision of turning it into a heritage hotel in 1957. This hotel is run by the Taj Group of Hotels and is considered to be one of the best and most luxurious hotels in the world. Due to its magnificent structure, amazing architecture and intricate designing this palace is very famous amongst tourist who visit this region, with most of them dreaming of staying in this hotel to experience its opulence and luxury.

Best Time to Stay at Rambagh Palace: January - December
Opening timing and Closing time: Open 24 hours

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Jag Mandir Palace, Udaipur

Built in the 17th century, the Jagmandir Palace, today, is all set to serve the guests of 21st century. This vintage royal palace is now renovated with all day cafes, world class restaurants, bar, spas and cozy accommodations, giving its guests the royal experience in the modern surroundings.

To reach the Jagmandir Island Paalce, the guests have to be ferried, as it is located at the center of the lake. The mesmerizing elegancy of Jagmandir Palace has given it a beautiful name, viz. "Swarg Ki Vatika," or "Garden of Heaven."

The resort has seven decorated suites equipped with all the modern amenities, giving its guests a perfect blend of high-tech services in an anciently designed architecture.

Getting There: It is extremely easy to reach the Jagmandir Palace. One can take local taxis, buses, autos or even Tongas to reach this iconic landmark

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City Palace, Jaipur

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Jaipur City Palace is one of the central attractions of the city due to its magnanimous complex and the fact that it is still a royal residence. Similar to the human heart this palace is located slightly south west of the centre of the city and hence it is considered to be the heart of Jaipur. The palace complex consists of several other building such as Mubrak Mahal, Chandra Mahal (though this part of the palace houses a museum, most of its part is still a royal residence), Maharani Palace, Mukut Mahal, Diwan-i-Khas, Diwan-i-Aam, Bhaggi Khana and Goving Dev Temple.

The palace complex consists of a huge inner courtyard known by the name of Pritam Niwas Chowk. This courtyard has four gates, representing the four seasons and Hindu Gods. The palace was constructed in between 1729-1732 by Sawai Jai Singh II and was designed with an amalgamation of Rajput, Mughal and European style architecture. It is open for tourist visits all days of the week throughout the year except for some particular holidays such as Holi, Diwali and a few more.

Best Time to Stay at City Palace: October - March 
Opening timing and Closing time: 9.30 am to 5 pm

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Laxmi Niwas Palace, Bikaner

Yet another one of the most beautiful palaces in Rajasthan is the Laxmi Niwas Palace, and is located in the city of Bikaner. The Laxmi Niwas Palace used to be the home of Maharaj Ganga Singh, the former king of Bikaner state.

The Laxmi Niwas Palace has now turned into a luxurious hotel and is managed by the Golden Triangle Fort and Palace P. Ltd. The building of palace is constructed with magnificent red sandstone, making it one of the most loved tourist destinations along with a lavish hotel.

With myriads of variety of rooms, Laxmi Niwas Palace highlights the perfect blend of modern amenities and ancient architecture.

Getting There: The Laxmi Niwas Palace is located in Bikaner is well connected with train and road with all the major cities like Delhi, Udaipur, Jaipur, Jodhpur etc.

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Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur

When it comes to Palaces and Forts in Rajasthan, the Umaid Bhawan Palace is one of the largest and the most visited one. Constructed in 1929 by the Maharaja Umaid Singh, this palace was originally built in order to provide employment to the thousands of people of this region suffering from famine. Since then, the palace has served as the home to the royal family.

The palace was initially known as the Chittar Palace as it was located on the Chittar Hill, the highest point in Jodhpur.  It is divided in to three parts of which one part is a luxury heritage Taj Palace Hotel that came into existence in 1972. Out of the other two parts, one serves as the residence to the current members of the royal family headed by Maharaja of Jodhpur Gaj Singh and the other part is a museum, which displays the belongings and the 20th century history of the Jodhpur Royal Family.

The palace is counted as one of the world’s largest private residences and has three hundred and twenty seven rooms. It also has a gallery that features the most exotic collection of automobiles owned by the royal family.

Best Time to Stay at  Umaid Bhawan Palace: January - December
Opening timing and Closing time: Open 24hours

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Bundi Palace, Bundi

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A prime attraction in the city of Bundi, Bundi Palace is known for being close to the hillside of Taragarh Fort. This stunningly attractive fort is popular for its lavish murals and frescoes, known for their traditional value. The palace, currently open to the public, showcases the lives and times of people living in Bundi.

It is located in vicinity to a number of other palaces and forts, including the popular Star Fort, the Sukh Mahal and several artificial lakes that provide respite in the heat and deserts of Rajasthan. The stunningly attractive palace is also known for its stepwells that have made water accessible during the period of crises.

Best Time to Stay at Bundi Palace: August - March
Opening timing and Closing time: 8 am to 7 pm

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Lalgarh Palace, Bikaner

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The Lalgarh Palace was built somewhere in the period of 1902-1926 and was commissioned by the British controlled agency for Maharaja Ganga Singh of Bikaner. The palace has an Indo-Saracenic style of architecture with having prominence of Mughal and European style of architecture. Maharaja Ganga Singh named the palace in the memory of his beloved father Maharaja Lall Singh.

It was in 1972 that then the Maharaja of Bikaner, H.H.Karni Singh established the Ganga Singh Charitable Trust and decided to endow a part of the palace to be used in supporting the economy of the trust. It was then that the two sings of the palace was converted into independent hotels, one being the Lalgarh Palace Hotel run by the trust and the other one being the Laxmi Niwas Palace, which is operated and owned by the Golden Triangle Fort and Palaces Pvt. Ltd. In current times the palace has two other sections out of which one is museum while the other part still remains to be the house of the royal family headed and owned by the late Maharaja’s daughter H.H. Princess Rajyashree Kumari.

Best Time to Stay at Lalgarh Palace : January - December
Opening timing and Closing time: 10 am to 5 pm

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Amber Palace, Jaipur

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 Amber Palace is one of the principal tourist destinations of the state of Rajasthan region especially for the people who are traveling to Jaipur. Situated on a high hill this beautiful palace is located in the Amer town which is approximately eleven kilometre from the city of Jaipur.

This palace was built using red sandstone and marble during the reign of Raja Man Singh I who was the Kacchwaha King of Amber. The Amber fort overlooks the beautiful Maota Lake and has large gates along with cobbled paths.

The architecture marvel of the palace can be observed by looking at its four level layout, Diwan-i-Khas, Diwan-i-Aam, Sheesh Mahal and Sukh Niwas, with each of them having a courtyard. Now Sukh Niwas has special attraction that the climate around it is created artificially with the help of water cascades built around the palace.

The palace complex also has a Sila Devi Temple, the idol of which was gifted to Raja Man Singh after he had defeated Raja of Jessore in 1604. Due to its strong cultural heritage and architectural beauty defining the artistic style of Hindu elements, this place witnesses an average footfall of five thousand visitors on daily basis (according to the reports from the Superintendent of Department of Archaeology and Museums).

Best Time to Stay at Amber Palace: October - Febraury 
Opening timing and Closing time: 9 am to 4.30 pm

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Devi Garh Palace, Delawara

Situated around 28 km from Udaipur, the Devigarh Palace is one of those palaces in Rajasthan that are converted into lavish and romantic resort. After converting from a palace to resort, it has been completely renovated as per the requirements, and equipping with excellent facilities, displaying a perfect blend of royal architecture and modern amenities. The resort has 39 suites, all are lavishly decorated and offer world class amenities to its guests.

Getting There: The Devigarh Palace is one of the most top-notch hotels in Udaipur and hence, it is easily accessible. The nearest airport is Udaipur, which is connected to all the major cities. Talking about the road connectivity, it is well connected from Delhi, Jaipur, Udaipur, Chittaurgarh, Bikaner and Ajmer.
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Gorbandh Palace, Jaisalmer

The Gorbandh Palace is located in a fort-inspired building amidst the sand dunes in the mesmerizing city of Jaisalmer. In this lavish resort, you can find all the modern amenities housed in the royal architectural building.

From the spacious rooms and suites to spas, swimming pools and what not. Its world-class restaurants offer some of the most authentic and traditional Rajasthani cuisines to its guests. Moreover, some of the major tourist destinations like Jain Temple, Folklore Museum, etc. are just a walk away from the resort.

Getting There: The Gorbandh Palace is located in Jaisalmer, which is well connected to roads and by train.
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Sariska Palace, Alwar

Built in the 19th century, the Sariska Palace in Alwar was the creation of Maharaja of Alwar. Nestled amidst the mesmerizing Arravalli Ranges, the Sariska Palace is sprawled across 100 acres. It gives the top notch services to its customers and has more than 80 royal rooms.

Some of the major categories of rooms include Maharaja Jai Singh Superior Suite, Maharaja Jai Singh Suite, Royal Chambers Superior Suite, Royal Chambers Deluxe and many more. Apart from the royal rooms, there are myriads of facilities some of which include swimming pool, spa and fitness arrangements, multi-cuisine restaurants, tennis court and many more

Getting There: The Sariska Palace is located in Alwar, which is just 3 hours drive from Delhi and Agra, and approximately one-hour drive from Jaipur
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Deeg Palace, Bharatpur

Once the capital of Jat Kings, the Deeg Palace is one of the major tourist destinations in Rajasthan. It is famously known as the site for a battle between the combined Mughal and Maratha Army and the Jats with the army of more than 80,000 men.

The palaces of Delhi and Agra, depicting the magnificent Mughal architecture, inspired the design of Deeg Palace. Its gardens are the inspiration of Mughal Charbagh.

Getting There: The Deeg Palace is around 32 km from Bharatpur, which is the nearest railway station, and 70 km from Agra and 200 km from Delhi, which are the nearest airport.

Timings: 9 AM to 5 PM (Sat-Thu)
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Udai Bilas Palace, Dungarpur

The Udai Bilas Palace is located amidst the blue waters of Gaibsagar Lake in the city of Dungarpur, a city, which was founded around 13th century. The furnishing of Udai Bilas Palace highlights the art-deco style of 20th century, showcasing English fixtures inside the marble bathrooms, banquet hall that has crystal chandeliers and hunting trophies.

Udai Bilas Palace, Dungarpur

The palace has turned into a lavish resort, which has some world-class facilities like exotic swimming pool, boating, gymnasium, heated Jacuzzi, and many more. Talking about the rooms, the palace has around 20 spacious bedrooms, which include three single bedrooms and seven double bedrooms, and ten suites.

Getting There: The nearest airport is Ahmadabad, which is approximately 175 km from Dungarpur, which is well connected by roads and trains from Udaipur, Ahmadabad, etc.

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Mihir Garh, Jodhpur

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The Mihir Garh Palace is situated in Rohat and is amongst the top forts and palaces of the state. The Mihir Garh Palace is not like any other palace of Rajasthan, it is the aptest place to visit if one just wants to experience the royalty the kings and their families used to experience.

The palace was converted into a heritage resort and the beauty of the palace has been amplified ever since. The beautiful scenic view of the surrounding desert, coupled with the artificial water bodies in the palace, this palace has it all.

It is a treat to visit the Mihir Garh and it should be a must in every person’s itinerary because one can never get an experience royalty, like in Mihir Garh, anywhere else in the country.

-    Timings - The Mihir Garh is open to visitation at all hours

-    Price for a single room- Starting from INR 36750/ 564 USD

-    Location- Khandi Rajasthan, Village Khandi, Rajasthan 306421

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Castle Mandawa

Next in the list is Castle Mandawa. It is the place where the state of the art blends with antique. Built in some unknown century, the Castle Mandawa has been converted into a heritage hotel with the permission of Mandawa's regal family. The heritage hotel is filled with antique furniture, colorful inscriptions, royal chandeliers, murals and many more, ready to take us back in time.

Castle Mandawa has around 80 rooms, which are divided in to four groups, viz. Standard rooms, deluxe rooms, royal suites, and luxury suites. Talking about the dining experience, the dining rooms in Castle Mandawa are decorated with murals. Moreover, the guests also have the option to dine in the open air, under the moonlight as the musicians and dancers performs the authentic and traditional Rajasthani dance.
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Samode Palace, Jaipur

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Built by the MahaSaheb of Amber, Samode Palace is a majestic monument attracting a number people every year. It has been made a hotel now and provides amazing services to its guests. One will love staying at the Samode Palace because along with the palace, the Samode Haveli and Samode Bagh are also there.

The Samode Palace has an open dining area. It also has a swimming pool for its guests. One can relax near the pool and enjoy the scenic view of the surrounding from there. The Samode Palace is the perfect place to visit if one wants to experience the Rajasthani culture and tradition in its true sense.

-    Timings- The check-in time for the palace is from 2 pm to 5 pm and check out time is at noon.

-    Price for a single room- Starting INR 20,700/318 USD

-    Location- Jaipur, Village Samode, Sub-District Chomu, Rajasthan 303806

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Bal Samand Lake Palace, Jodhpur

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Bal Samand Lake Palace is one of the most renowned palaces in Rajasthan. Located near the BalSamand Lake, the BalSamand Lake Palace is a treat to visit. The palace used to be the summer retreat place for the Maharajas of Rajasthan. This summer retreat place has become the pride of Jodhpur.

Many people come to Jodhpur to get an experience of this luxury hotel. Not only does the place provide outstanding services, but it also offers possibly the best scenic view of the natural surroundings in Jodhpur.

The best part of staying at a place like the BalSamand Lake Palace is that one gets to enjoy the view of the beautiful lake, the surrounding greenery and also the royal architecture of the palace.

-    Timings - The Bal Samand Lake Palace is open to visitation at all hours.

-    Price for a single room- Starting from INR 5950/91 USD

-    Location- Jodhpur, Mandore Road, Rajasthan 342026

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Monsoon Palace, Udaipur

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Monsoon Palace was built by the MaharanaSajjan Singh, therefore the palace was also named after him as Sajjan Garh Palace. It is located on the top of the Aravalli Hill and oversees the Fateh Sagar Lake. The Sajjan Garh Palace popularly came to be known as the Monsoon Palace as the main motive of building it was watching the monsoon clouds.

The place offers a panoramic view of the whole city of Udaipur and the scenic beauty of the surroundings of the city. The beauty of the Monsoon Palace is amplified when the sun sets and the lights are on. It has been a major tourist attraction of the city since it has been made open to the public.

•    Timings- The visiting hours of the Monsoon Palace are from 8 am to 6 pm

•    Entry fee for a single person- INR 10 for Indians and INR 80 for foreigners

•    Location- Rajasthan 313011, Kodiyat

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Junagarh Palace, Bikaner

The Junagarh Palace was built in the 15th century. It was originally called the Chintamani Fort and was later renamed in the early 20th century to the Junagarh Palace. This palace is the pride of Bikaner and is the main tourist attraction of the city. The city Bikaner, has been built around this palace.

The architecture of the Junagarh Palace is marvellous and is lauded all over the country. Once one enters the palace, they feel the aura of royalty resonated by the palace. The Junagarh Palace is amongst the Rajasthan forts and palaces. It is the perfect place to visit if one wants to experience the culture of Bikaner.

-    Timings - The Junagarh Palace is can be visited from 10 am to 430 pm

-    Entry Fee for a single person- INR 50 for Indians, INR 300 for foreigners, INR 30 for Indian students, INR 150 for foreign students.

-    Location- Bikaner, Junagarh Fort Road, Rajasthan 334001

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Mandir Palace, Jaisalmer

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The Mandir Palace is situated in the city of Jaisalmer, which is known for its culture and heritage. Mandir Palace has been made into a hotel and there are not many hotels in the city which provide the same luxurious services. It is the pride of Jaisalmer. The Mandir palace was built in the early 20th century.

The royal treatment which one gets here, coupled with the majestic palace, one feels as if they are a part of a royal family and are being hosted at the Mandir Palace. The palace looks ever more beautiful at night, when the lights are on. The Badal Vilas is the tallest tower in the city and offers a breathtaking view of the surroundings.

-    Timings- The Mandir Palace is open to visitation at all hours

-    Price for a single room- Starting from INR 6510/100 USD

-    Location- Jaisalmer, Gandhi Chowk Road, Sadar Bazar, Rajasthan 345001

Best Forts of Rajasthan

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Amber Fort, Jaipur

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A beautiful edifice that has enchanted people from all over the world, Amber Fort is one the Forts of Rajasthan that is known for its stunning structural beauty and aesthetic ambiance. Amber Fort was designed to have large ramparts, paths that are cobbled along with a series of gates and four level layout plans that has been built with red sandstone and marble.

The fort has been designed in such a manner that it overlooks the Maota Lake, which gives it an attractive reflection. One of the prime Rajasthan Palaces and Forts, this edifice includes a hall for public audience, a hall for private audience, a mirror palace, and a cool living area.

It features a controlled climate environment, with artificially created winds that coolly move above the water cascade. The palace was also called as the Hill of eagles as it is situated in the Aravalli range of Hills.

Best Time to Stay at Amber Fort: October - February 
Opening timing and Closing time: 8 am  to 5.30 pm 

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Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur

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Enclosed in thick walls, this is one the largest forts in India and was designed for keeping the army and king safe from attacks. Mehrangarh Fort in the city of Jodhpur has been designed to feature intricate detailing, because of its which it has carvings and expansive courtyards that create a cool environment in the otherwise hot deserts of Rajasthan.

The imprints of canon ball hot by armies attacking Jofhpur can be still witnessed on the second gate. Overall, the place has seven gates, which are known for having their own, unique historical significance. Currently, the fort houses one of the most well stocked museums in the country and features palanquins of the queens, including the popular domed gilt palanquin along costumes from the bygone era, arms and paintings, decorative embellishment in its period room.

Popular movies such as The Dark Knight Rises have been shot here. In fact, Bruce Wayne was shown imprisoned in the prison of this palace and when he emerges out of the prison, the glimpse of Mehrangarh Fort can be seen in vicinity.

Best Time to visit Mehrangarh Fort: October - March
Opening timing and Closing time: 9 am to 5 pm

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Jaigarh Fort, Jaipur

Along with Amber Fort, this is one of the major Forts of Rajasthan, which is characterized by its stunning ramparts, edifices as well as rugged design. Similar to the Amber Fort, this fort features beautiful gardens nestled in red sandstone. Designed to protect Jai Singh II, the then ruler of Jaipur in 1726, the Rajasthan fort has a length of three kilometres and a width of one kilometre. It is known for its canon called Jaivana, which was then the largest canon on wheels.

The palace has well-tended gardens that control the overall temperature of the fort and is situated on the Hill of Eagles or the Cheel Ka Teela of the Aravalli Range. This stunningly attractive edifice is connected with Amber Fort through a series of subterranean passages. Currently, it has an armoury and a museum and is known for being the Victory Fort of Jai Singh.

Best Time to Stay at Jaigarh Fort: November - February
Opening timing and Closing time: 9 am to 4.30 pm 

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Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur

Overlooking the pink city of Jaipur lays a fort so beautiful that it can take your breath away. Created in 1734 by the Maharaja of Jaipur, Sawai Jai Singh II, this beautiful fort once served as the retreat for the royal family.

Known as one of the major Rajasthan Palaces and Forts, this is one of that Forts of Rajasthan that is endowed with architectural beauty and provides panoramic views of the city. The fort never came into attach during the course of history and saw several treaties, especially between the Maharaja of Jaipur and the Marathas.

This fort was also known for housing Sawai Ram Singh, the then king of Jaipur during the Indian uprising of 1857. The fort is also known for the filming of Rang De Basanti, a popular Indian movie. In Nahargarh Fort, several Bhawans, rooms and suites were built for the queens, each one of them linked through a way of corridors that still feature delicate frescos.

Best Time to Stay at Nahargarh Fort : November - February
Opening timing and Closing time: 10 am to 5.30 pm


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Kumbhalgarh Fort near Udaipur

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The birthplace of Indian hero, Maharana Pratap, Kumbhalgarh is the Fort known for being one of the most important Rajasthan Palaces and Forts after the Fort of Chittorgarh. Open for public, the fort is known for its beautiful light show which is lit for a while every evening.

Situated on a hilltop 1100 meters above the sea level, this fort has seven fortified gateways and over three hundred and sixty temples within. While three hundred of these temples are of Jain lineage, the other sixty are for Hindus.

This place appears stunningly attractive because of the sand dunes of the Thar Desert. Built by the Kumbha dynasty, the fort feature extensively beautiful gates, with one of them called Hanuman Pol, which enshrines the image of Lord Hanumana.

It also features three palaces known as the Kumbha Palace, The Birth place of Maharana Pratap and Badal Mahal.

Best Time to Stay at Kumbhalgarh Fort: October - February
Opening timing and Closing time: 8 am to 6 pm

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Chittor Fort, Chittorgarh

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This is one of the major Forts of Rajasthan and is known to be one of the grandest in the country. The largest fort in India, Chittorgarh Fort is popular for its architecture, ramparts and ramifications that represent the quintessence of rulers and their patriotism, courage and chivalry. Built in the capital of Mewar, called Chittaur, this fort exemplifies the level of loyalty and valiance that rulers of Sisodia kingdom and their women and children had for Mewar.

The fort is known for its history of bloodshed, especially when rulers, soldiers and their wife considered death as a more viable option than facing dishonour and surrendering themselves to the foreign rulers. Situated above the plains of valley drained by the river Berach, this fort is known for its historical palaces, stunning gates and major towers.

The structure has been one of the pivotal backdrops of several painters, writers and poets who have drawn imagination through the series of activities that the fort had seen over a period of time. The fort was sacked three times, is known for the valiancy of 13000 ladies and children who ended their lives at the battle of Chittorgarh fort, wherein the queen of Rana Rattan Singh, Rani Padmini first laid her life after her husband was killed in 1303 battle. The fort has eighty four water bodies (only twenty two now) and features four palaces.

Best Time to Stay at Chittorgarh Fort: November - February
Opening timing and Closing time: 9:45 am to 5:15 pm

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Jaisalmer Fort, Jaisalmer

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Known as one of the largest forts in the world, Jaisalmer Fort is famous for its history that includes trades with countries like Egypt, Africa, Arabia and Persia. Situated in the Jaisalmer City of Rajasthan, the fort was built in 1156 AD by Rao Jaisal, who was a Bhati Rajput ruler.

The fort was a scene of many battles in the great Thar desert and is perhaps most popular for its massive yellow sandstone walls that appear to be complimenting the golden stretches of sands in Thar Desert. It fades to honey gold and camouflages in the desert, which gave it an edge over the other forts when Jaisalmer went on war.

The fort, known as Sonar Quila or the fort of gold is certainly one of the most breath-taking monuments in the city. Major attractive here include popular Jain Temples, Laxminath temple, its four stunning gateways as well as the Raj Mahal or the Royal Palace. The fort also houses merchant havelis or the homes where merchants could stay. Here wealthy merchants, who came to the country for purposes of trade lived and built these houses for their convenience.

Best Time to Stay at Jaisalmer Fort: October - March
Opening timing and Closing time: Open 24hours

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Ranthambore Fort, Sawai Madhopur

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A World Heritage Site, Ranthambore Fort is nestled in the jungle of Ranthambore National Park and currently, it is one of the prime bastions of wild Indian Tigers. During the course of history, this is one of those Rajasthan Palaces and Forts which was known for being a pivotal part of Indian developments.

The formidable fort is known for the valiant hero, Hammir Dev, who was one of the kings of the Chauhan Dynasty. The fort, which once served as one of the famous hunting grounds for the Maharajas of Jaipur now narrates the tale of royals in Rajasthan.

This is one of the Forts of Rajasthan that features classic cobbled paths, large walls and ramparts, ditches as well as strong ramifications. Three large lakes are situated here, which are visible through the fortification. The fort is also known for its three Hindu temples dedicated to Ganesha, Shiva and Ramlalji. These temples are constructed from the red Karauli Stone and dates back to the 12th and 13th century AD.

Best Time to Stay at Ranthambore Fort : November - May
Opening timing and Closing time: 10 am to 5.30 pm

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Rohet Fort, Jodhpur

Situated on the Udaipur-Jodhpur highway, one among the famous palaces and forts in Rajasthan is the Rohetgarh Fort that has now been converted into a heritage hotel offering luxurious accommodation to its visitors to let them enjoy the opulence, vibrance and the vividness of the true Rajasthani culture and tradition.

Before being converted into a hotel this palace served as the residence of the royal family of the 16th century Rathores’ of the Champawat clan. In current times the heritage hotels has twenty five air conditioned rooms out which two are super luxury suites.

All the rooms are equipped with modern day facilities that one can think of. Other than this, the other add-ons include amenities such as swimming pool, doctor on call, amazing restaurant serving Indian and regional food tour etc.

Best Time to Stay at Rohet Fort: October - March 
Opening timing and Closing time: Open 24hours

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Jag Mandir, Udaipur

Udaipur houses some of the best Rajasthan forts and palaces. The Jag Mandir Palace is one of the most renowned palaces of Udaipur. It is built on an island 800m south of Jagniwas, on the Lake Pichola. It would be an understatement to call the palace pretty, such is the beauty of the palace.

Surrounded by water from all sides, one has to reach the palace by boat. One is sure to be enchanted by the surrounding beauty of the palace. Such is the beauty of the Jag Mandir Palace that it inspired Shah Jahan to build the TajMahal. Jag Mandir Palace is one of the best palaces of Rajasthan. It is a traveller’s dream and a builder’s delight.

-    Timings - The Jag Mandir Palace can be visited from 10 am to 6 pm

-    Price for a single room- Starting from INR 59613/915 USD

-    Location- Rajasthan 313001, Pichola, Udaipur

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Khimsar Fort

Located in Jodhpur, the Khimsar Fort is one of the grandest palaces present in Jodhpur and has embraced the Karamsi Rathore dynasty for decades now. Since this fort is a great tourist attraction and is beautiful beyond words, the Royal family converted half the palace into a hotel and lives in the other half.

This fort is one of the most magnificent palaces present in Rajasthan. It covers over 11 acres of land and is marvelously designed to use the space in the best manner. One can easily visit this fort and get lost amidst its beauty and grandeur for days. There is so much present here that one can take up to four days to explore this palace entirely.

-    Timings - The Khimsar Fort is open to visitation at all hours.

-    Price for a single room- Starting from INR 5408/ 83 USD

-    Location- District Nagaur, Khimsar, Rajasthan 341025

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Bhangarh Fort

Located between Alwar and Jaipur, this beautiful fort is said to be the most haunted palace in India. It was built decades ago by a king named Madho Singh who named it after his grandfather Bhan Singh. This fort is one of the most majestic and interesting places to visit.

The beautiful carvings on the wall and the architecture present here can leave you speechless. Although in ruins, this fort is still worth visiting as its beauty has not been destroyed completely. The paranormal activities that have been said to occur here happen at night and so tourists are not allowed to visit this place after the sunset.

Since it is situated beside the Sariska Tiger Reserve, one can also indulge in the beauty of nature by visiting the waterfalls and temples beside the fort.

-    Timings - The Bhangarh Fort can be visited from 6 am to 6 pm

-    Entry fee for a single person- INR 25 for Indians and INR 200 for foreigners

-    Location- Bhangarh, RajgarhTehsil, Rajasthan 301410

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Lakshman Sagar

Located in Raipur, Lakshman Sagar is one of the most nature inspired forts of Rajasthan. It was originally built as a hunting lodge. So this fort is full of places to spot tigers, birds and some other majestic animals present here. Since it is such a great tourist spot, it was converted into a resort for all the wildlife and history lovers who want to delve into the Rajput culture and know more about Rajasthan.

This fort is full of intricate details of the carvings found on the pillars and the architecture of the fort. Since it was built during the years of British rule, one can easily witness some British influence on the architecture of the fort. Lakshman Sagar is the perfect place for a weekend getaway where one can relax and enjoy the beauty of the fort and nature.

-    Timings- Lakshman Sagar is open to visitation at all hours.

-    Price for a single room- Starting from INR 13226/ 203 USD

-    Location- District Pali, Raipur Road, Raipur, Rajasthan 306304

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Junagarh Fort, Bikaner

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Originally called as Chintamani, this fort is now known as the Junagarh Fort or the Old Fort. It is one those few forts that have not been built on a hilltop and is located in the modern city of Bikaner. Built from 1571 to 1611 AD, this fort is made from the remnant of the old fort, with some of the remnants now seen in the closely located Lakshmi Narayan Temple.

The fort has seen several attacks and attempts for its capture, but it was not taken by a foreign ruler except for a single day. Studded with palaces, pavilions as well as temples, the buildings of this fort are an example of composite culture and feature intermix of Persian and Rajasthan architectural styles. The fort features a quadrangular layout, with fort walls as long as 4.4 meters. It is fortified with thirty seven bastions along with seven gates that were designed to counter army attacks.

The old fort parts were demolished in just a century after it was built, but the current fort still remains strong and is most popular for its main courtyard that been built with the Carrara Marble from Italy. The fort featured seven palaces and currently has a fort museum that displays artifacts from Sanskrit language and Persian language.

Best Time to Stay at Junagarh Fort: November - February
Opening timing and Closing time: 10 am to  4:30 pm

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Taragarh Fort, Bundi

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The Star Fort of India is an impressive structure in the Indian State of Rajasthan, which is perhaps known for its stunning architecture. Although, the state of this fort is in ramshackle, it still manages to convey the glory for which it is was once known for.

The impressive gateways of its fort were known for housing the crisscrossing tunnels on the hillside which are now an adventure area for history lovers and travellers. Currently, these tunnels are accessible through proper maps. The bastion for Chauhan dynasty was known for housing a large number of huge water reservoirs, which stored and supplied this vital product for residents and farmers during the times of crises.

It also features a Rani Mahal that was built for the wives of rulers. The spectacular murals and stained glass windows have now faded, but it still manages to offer a panoramic view of the city of Bundi where it is located.

Best Time to Stay at Taragarh Fort: November - March
Opening timing and Closing time: 8 am  to 7 pm

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Lohagarh Fort

Situated in Bharatpur, the Lohagarh Fort was built by Maharaja Suraj Mal at the beginning of the 19th century. The Lohagarh Fort is very close to Jaipur and has therefore helped a lot in the defence of the kingdoms who reigned here. The fort was later converted into a heritage resort and has been going strong ever since.

Visiting The Lohagarh Fort is a different experience altogether. One gets to witness the architectural brilliance of the people living in the 19th century. The fort is surrounded by water, giving the perfect experience of forts to the tourists. Lohagarh Fort is a must for every person as it has the perfect blend of modern day culture and the old days’ tradition.

-    Timings - The Lohagarh Fort is open to visitation at all hours

-    Price for a single room- Starting from INR 5900/ 90 USD

-    Location- Bharatpur, Lohagarh Fort, Gopal Garh, Rajasthan 321001

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Chhattar Mahal or Palace of Towers, Bundi

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Chhattar Mahal is one of the rare palaces Bundi. The palace was built in the 17th century by Rao Raja Chhatra Sabji. The palace is magnificently built. While touring the palace one gets to witness the small nuances with which the palaces were built.

Every tiny detail of the Chhattar Mahal signifies something about the king who built it. The top of the Palace of Towers offers a panoramic view of the whole city. Located on a hill, the Chhattar Mahal also allows its visitors to enjoy the scenic beauty of the surrounding on their way to the palace as well as from the palace.

-    Timings - The ChhattarMahal or the Palace of Towers is open to visitation from 8 am to 6 pm

-    Entry fee for a single person- INR 80 for Indians and INR 500 for foreigners

-    Location- Bundi, Kshar Bagh, Rajasthan 323001

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Gajner Palace, Bikaner

The Gajner Palace is considered to be one of the best Rajasthan forts and palaces. It was built by the Maharaja Sir Ganga Singh and was converted into a hotel in the late 20th century. The palace is like heaven on earth. The Gajner Palace has the Gajner Lake on one side and a sanctuary on the other.

One feels very close to nature when in this palace as they get to delve into the beauty of nature. The breathtaking scenic beauty one gets to enjoy from the palace is outstanding. Apart from the stunning views the palace offers, one also gets to experience the services of one of the best hotels in the city of Bikaner in the Gajner Palace.

-    Timings - The Gajner Palace is open to visitation at all hours.

-    Price for a single room- Starting from INR 6842/105 USD

-    Location- Bikaner, Kolayat, Gajner, Rajasthan 334301

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Mandawa Fort, Shekhawati

The Mandawa fort is the main tourist attraction in Shekhawati. Built amidst the Aravalli Hills, the Mandawa fort offers a spectacular view of the surroundings. The fort reveals a lot about the rich history and cultures of not only Shekhawati but also of Rajasthan. The Mandawa Fort is arguably among the top forts of Rajasthan.

The walls of the fort have several paintings of Lord Krishna on it which conveys a lot about the culture of the people there. The Mandawa Fort has been converted into a heritage hotel and is the best hotel in its vicinity. One feels as if they are a part of a royal family, getting the services a guest gets when they visit a king.

-    Timings - The Mandawa Fort is open to visitation at all hours

-    Price for a single room- Starting from INR 7493/ 115 USD

-    Location- Mandawa, Mukandgarh Road, Rajasthan 333704

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Nahargarh Fort, Ranthambore

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Castle Bijaipur, Bijaipur

Located beside Chittorgarh, the castle of Bijapur had been converted into a hotel by the Royal family. They want to entertain the tourists like their own flesh and blood and want to keep the castle more like a place to stay than a place to visit. This beautiful castle is full of peace and tranquility.

The architecture and the paintings found here are breathtakingly magnificent and can leave one speechless. It was originally built by a Rajput leader and hence reflects the true Rajput culture. The tourists staying here get a full-fledged experience of Rajput hospitality.

Furthermore being located beside a huge wildlife sanctuary, the castle of Bijapur is the perfect place to spend a weekend in. One can spot birds, leopards, tigers, cheetahs and so on from the terrace of the castle or can even explore the tiny yet marvelous village of Bijapur.

-    Timings - The Castle Bijaipur is open to visitation at all hours

-    Price for a single room- Starting from INR 5278/ 81 USD

-    Location- District Chittorgarh, Bassi, Bijaipur, Rajasthan 312001

People Also Ask About Rajasthan

  1. Which are the famous hill forts in Rajasthan?

    1. Amber Fort, Jaipur: This is one of the most famous forts of Rajasthan, known for its scintillating structure.  Boasting of huge ramparts, cobbled pathways, large gates and a stunning view of the Maota Lake, Amber Fort is known far and wide for its architectural beauty. 

    2. Mehrangarh Fort, Jaipur: 
    One of the largest forts in the country, the Mehrangarh Fort sits atop a hill amidst thick walls. One of the main attractions here are the courtyards, with intricately detailed carvings, which create a cool and pleasant climate within the fort. 

    3. Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur: 
    Overlooking Jaipur from a hill, the Nahargarh Fort is strikingly beautiful. The fort is an important part of Indian history, and has witnessed several treaties, in addition to being home to Sawai Ram Singh during the battle of 1857. 

    4. Chittorgarh Fort, Chittaur: 
    This is amongst the largest forts in India, and is known to be the place where Rani Padmini, along with 13,000 other women and children committed Jauhar after Alauddin Khilji’s attack. 
  2. What are the famous Rajasthan forts to visit with family?

    1. Junagarh Fort: A stone fort built in the 15th century, Junagarh Fort stands in the center of the city of Bikaner. The fort is known for its remarkable marble work and structure.

    2. Gagron Fort:
    A traditionally Vedic fort structure, Gagron Fort is a hill and water fort in the Jhalawar district. Established in the 12th district, the Fort happens to be the seat of Mahmud Khilji's historic defeat in battle with Rana Sanga.

    3. Jaigadh Fort: Its name translating to the Fort of Victory in English, Jaigadh Fort was initially built to offer protection to the adjacent Amer Fort. Now, the Fort houses the largest wheeled cannon in the world.

    4. Nahargarh Fort: Nahargarh Fort was initially built a palace of retreat for Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh in the 18th century. The Fort offers a fantastic panoramic view of the entire city of Jaipur.

  3. Which are the best things to do in Barcelona at night?

    1. See Magic fountain: Head to one of the magical Barcelona places to visit, the Font Màgica where you can witness the mystical water and light “Piromusical” show accompanied by lovely music in the evening.

    2. Admire the sensuous flamenco show: If you are a dance and music enthusiast then one of the iconic Barcelona places to visit is the Palacio del Flamenco. Here you can immerse yourself in the Spanish flamenco’s sensuous rhythms and marvel at the enthusiastic performances of the flamenco musicians, singers and dancers.

    3. Enjoy dinner with a medieval show: One of the marvelous Barcelona tourist places to visit at night is the Requesens Palace where you can enjoy a stunning medieval show of 3.50 hours and a 4-course scrumptious dinner.

    4. See the Sagrada Familia’s sights lit up: The Sagrada Familia looks awe-inspiring at any time of the day but at night it becomes one of the most astounding Barcelona tourist places to visit because it is bathed in golden lights after the sun goes down.
  4. Which are the fort resorts in Rajasthan?

    1. Neemrana Fort Palace, Alwar: This is one of the most famous Forts And Palaces in Rajasthan, which has now been converted into a heritage resort, the oldest in the country. Located on a high hillock, the fort offers stunning views of Alwar city. 

    2. City Palace, Udaipur: 
    The City Palace of Udaipur is amongst the most structurally beautiful forts and palaces in Rajasthan. Located near Lake Pichola, this resort has opulent rooms with traditional decor and modern amenities, such as private balconies, butler service and more. 

    3. The Jal Mahal Palace, Jaipur: 
    Boasting of the Rajput and Mughal styles of architecture, the Jal Mahal Palace is located in the heart of the Man Sagar Lake. The palace has five storeys, four of which remain underwater. One of the main attractions here is the terrace garden, which offers picturesque views of the lake and the surrounding city. 

    4. Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur: 
    This is among the largest and most famous palaces in the world. Now a heritage resort, Umaid Bhavan has over three hundred rooms and a royal gallery. Well manicured lawns, vintage car sightseeing rides and private butler services are some of the attractions here. 
  5. Which are the famous UNESCO heritage forts Rajasthan?

    1. Chittor Fort: Chittor Fort is one of the largest forts in India. Built-in the 7th century, the Fort stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Rajasthan.  The structure boasts of stunning pillars, gates, and palace quarters.

    2. Ranthambore Fort: Located within the Ranthambore National Park, the formidable Fort has been central to the political past of Rajasthan. A former hunting ground for the erstwhile Maharajas of Jaipur, the Fort is home to a number of temples dating back to the 12th century.

    3. Jaisalmer Fort: Jaisalmer Fort is one of the few living forts in Rajasthan.  The massive structure is home to a number of architectural wonders within its gate, such as numerous merchant Havelis, temples, and a Raj Mahal Palace.

    4. Amber Fort: Initially built by Raja Man Singh of Jaipur, Amber Fort is one of the most popular tourist attractions of the city. The architecture of the building is greatly influenced by Mughal styles. It consists of the Diwan-e-Khaas, the Diwan-e-Aam, the Sheesh Mahal, Sukh Niwas, and the Jai Mandir.
  6. Which is the oldest fort in Rajasthan?

    The Bhatner Fort, or Hanumangarh Fort in Hanumangarh is the oldest fort in Rajasthan. Believed to date back to over 1700 years, this was the fortress of the Bhati Rajputs during their reign. Located on the banks of the River Ghaggar, the fort is also mentioned in Emperor Akbar’s Ain-e-Akbari.
  7. Which is the biggest fort in Rajasthan?

    Counted amongst the largest forts in India and the biggest in Rajasthan, the Chittorgarh Fort is the biggest fort located in the city of Chittor. The fort is home to several majestic monuments, with tall walls, narrow alleys and huge courtyards. It is also famous for being the place where Rani Padmini committed Jauhar.
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I am so glad to share my thrillophilia reviews of Udaipur Trip.It was a wonderful experience for the day. Driver was quite polite and took us to all the places mentioned in the tour guide. Even the tour organiser was quite helpful in arranging the cab as it was a last minute booking. This trip will be remembered for a long time and will surely recommend it to others (infact already recommended)
05 November 2019
Excellent
It is a great deal. Beautiful place to stay. Owner Mr. Mahaveer is very humble and helpful person. Food was tasty & ample. The provided unlimited mineral water for us as and when required. Camel safari was also good & enjoyable. We enjoyed true Rajasthani folk cultural program at night. It was diwali on that particular day. They had arranged some in-house fireworks. Dark starlit sky, campfire, fireworks, folk music & wines - the whole ambiance was ecstatic. Overall a very good & comfortable stay. Only thing I would like to remind you that the region where the camp is located is named Osiyan. Here, you won't find complete desert like Jaisalmer. It is more like a terrain covered with thorny bush. Sand dunes are limited though the camel will take you to a nearby one. But, it's not a fault of owner. You will get compensated with their warm & humble hospitality.
"Desert camping in Jaisalmer remains highlights of your memories ????\nNice Food, Places, Scenic place..\n"
03 January 2019
Excellent
Really nice experience, we were treated really well. Any inconvenience was taken care immediately. The trekking was the best part of the trip. Guides have ample knowledge and took good care of us.
28 August 2019
Swathi SHETTY Jaipur City Tour
Excellent
Been there for a day outing, took sightseeing package from Thrillophilia paying 1500 for 2 people, We got a polite driver named Mukesh through Thrillophilia. Overall happy with the service
Rupinder Nambeesan Pride Amber Villas Jaipur
Excellent
Had a good time at the resort. Services and food were also good.
10 March 2021
Superb
It includes only Camel ride and no Desert safari by Jeep. I had to pay 1200 more for 2 people for Desert safari by Jeep. The dinner was OKish. Camel ride was very good, on requesting he took us twice with just 50Rs. tip. There is an option to go for ATV ride also there @600 per person for a small round :P . But it was fun overall and I enjoyed it.
01 March 2021
Excellent
Had a comfortable stay at the camps..all amenities were good and they were really friendly and everything was perfect there.
28 January 2021
Excellent
Jeep safari is awesome i never enjoyed tht much in my entire life, tent is good and specially the food is delicious and staff is also good thnx to thrillophilia
05 January 2021
Excellent
Amazing experience Safe for girls Hygienic

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