Rajasthan is a state defined by the beauty of forts and their architecture. It is named after the “ home of tigers”, as the tigers are there to roam in the periphery. Firstly, it was built in 1734, known as ‘Sudarshan Garh’. It is very striking with huge walls and its architecture.
It also meant that the place of Nahargarh was surrendered by the ghost of the prince Nahar Singh bhomia, and it led to the construction of the fort smoothly; then, king Sawai Jai Singh promised the ghost to make a temple to appease him and name the fort after his name.
The fort's architecture is so splendid that it has become the spot of shooting for some films such as Rang De Basanti, Jodha Akbar, and many more.
You can enjoy trekking and cycling; the weather makes you more comfortable if you visit it in cool weather. Photography can be outstanding for photo lovers or related professions.
You should carry water and some food items with you, but make sure they will not spoil. Also, wear comfortable footwear that will help you do the sports activities. You should wear comfortable clothing because it will take 2-3 hours to complete the fort visit.
Timings: 10.00 am to 5.30 pm
Entrance fee for Indians: Rs 50
Entrance fee for Foreigners: Rs 200
For Indians: 300
For foreigners: 1000
Camera charges for Indian: Rs.30
Camera charges for Foreigners: 50
Guide to reach Nahargarh Fort
It is well connected by road and rail, the main railway junction nearby are Gandhinagar, Durgapur, Jaipur. The average distance between the nearby vicinity is 17km (railway junctions and bus stand.) You can book Vedanshi Cab and experience a hassle-free ride with us. You can book a cab online.
Nearby Attractions: Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, Jaigarh Fort.
