ALWAR- THE HIDDEN GEM OF RAJASTHAN
Alwar, formerly Matsyanagar, served as the seat of government for the princely state of Alwar under British control in India. Alwar, a city nestled in the Aravali Hills, has grown in fame over the years because of the Sariska Tiger Reserve and the eerie Bhangarh Fort.
Alwar, a lesser-known city, home to rich heritage, in Rajasthan, is surrounded by beautiful greenery and makes for an ideal weekend retreat from the Delhi/NCR region. It is easily accessible because of connections to major cities like Delhi, Bharatpur, and Jaipur. This location's history dates back to 1500 BC when the Rajput monarchs governed it as a princely kingdom. With its many captivating features, this lesser-known location is undoubtedly a gem.
Alwar, formerly Matsyanagar, served as the seat of government for the princely state of Alwar under British control in India. Alwar, a city nestled in the Aravali Hills, has grown in fame over the years because of the Sariska Tiger Reserve and the eerie Bhangarh Fort.
When it rains, the city attracts tourists since it is encircled by trees on all sides. Alwar, the Rajputana region's newest kingdom, was founded in 1775. The monarchs therefore constructed 52 forts and innumerable palaces throughout their 175-year rule to establish their dominion amid all the earlier kingdoms.
Places to visit- city palace, moose maharani ki chhatri, silver fort, Alwar Fort, Company Garden.
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