Nahargarh Fort crowns its resting place atop the Aravalli Hills, overlooking Jaipur, as a sumptuous blend of history, architecture, and natural beauty. Built-in 1734 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the fort was a strategic defence point and a royal retreat. Indeed, its name, "Abode of Tigers," speaks volumes about its commanding presence and intriguing legends. The intricately designed Indo-European architecture draws tourists, but especially to Madhavendra Bhawan-the royal palace. It is made of a beautiful courtyard and interlocked rooms. The fort offers breath-taking panoramic views of Jaipur city, making it a favourite spot for photographers and nature lovers. When the sun is about to set, the sky lights up golden hues that seem magical in their setting. Visitors also can enjoy peaceful surroundings, its on-site museum, or taste the delicacy at the top-roof restaurants within the fort area. Nahargarh Fort stands out for its compelling history, impressive architecture, and panoramic views that are unforgettable in the Pink City.

Specialty of Nahargarh Fort

Nahagarh is situated along the Aravalli hills. The name Nahagrah means ‘Abode of the Tigers’ and was named after the Rathore, Nahar Singh. During the construction of the fort strange occurrences began to happen. Every morning when the workers returned they found their work done in the previous day was destroyed. Maharaj Jai Singh discovered that there was ghost haunting the land. Then they constructed a temple where the spirit could reside and named the fort after the spirit Nahagrah.

Nearby Attractions

Elephant Joy, Jewels Lake Palace and Sagar Lake.

Best Time To Visit

The best time to visit the fort is during the winter when the climate is pleasant.

How to reach Nahargarh Fort ?

By Air : The nearest airport is the Jaipur International airport.

By Train : The nearest rain facility is located in the Jaipur railway station.

By Road : The best way to reach the fort from Jaipur is by hiring an auto or a cab.