Rajasthan is a state of beautiful forts, deserts and havelis. With so much to explore, Rajasthan presents the travellers with a great experience as every town as something interesting to offer. Rajasthan festivals, architecture and food are some of the most rewarding experiences for travellers.
During long weekends, many travellers visit Bhangarh Fort for a different experience as it is famous as haunted spot. But there are a number of places nearby that are worth visiting. Here are a few of them –
Neemrana Fort
2 hours way from Bhangarh, Neemrana Fort is now turned into a beautiful luxury hotel with a rich history attached to it. While travelling from Delhi, you can stop at Neemrana fort and even book a room for an enriching weekend. From here, it is easy to travel to Bhangarh Fort on a day trip and return by evening.
Abhaneri
Rajasthan is famous for its step wells and Abhaneri’s Chand Baori is one of the most beautiful examples. Close to Bhangarh, this stepwell is also a popular photography spot attracting many visitors. Other than its beauty, Chand Baori is also considered as world’s deepest stepwell.
Alwar
The town of Alwar is rich in history and host of a popular the Alwar Festival. This popular Rajasthan festival is very popular among Indians as well as foreigners who come here to enjoy folk dances and handcraft display. Apart from this festival, Alwar has attractions like Fateh Jung Gumbad, Purjan Vihar, City Palace and Sariska Palace. Exploring Alwar is like having a glimpse of history of glorious Rajputana.
Sariska Tiger Reserve
Wildlife enthusiasts would love exploring Sariska Tiger Reserve. This place has a number of resorts and camping spots. A morning safari is simply rewarding to the visitors. Apart from tigers, the forest is also home to many birds and deer.
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