Bhangarh Fort

It was good to visit over there and diving into the history of Bhangarh fort. While going to the top there was a small area which was stinging too much due to the presence of bats. Good to go during October - April. Nature beauty is there and pics also come ausmn. If it is raining then do go in rubber slippers because you will confront the water coming from the nearby water falls.

A mysterious fort which is famous for its beautiful architecture but much more famous as Bhoot Bengla. Very good location sorrouded alongwith Aravali hills..a levish green 💚 Lots of visitors come here in search of its mysterious facts, which are clearly written here on the board. No one allowed here after Sunset. General facilities available. Lack of cleanliness.. staff don't Care.

A good place for nature and history lovers as well as a well family can we planned. Also famous as most haunted place in India. Nearby location is full of natural beauty and wildlife as it falls under Sariska .

fascinating mix of eerie legends and beautiful ruins. Set against the Aravalli hills, it’s quiet, atmospheric, and great for exploring. The ghost stories add to the thrill, but the real charm lies in its ancient architecture and mysterious vibe. No facilities nearby, so go prepared. Worth a visit for anyone into history or offbeat places.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Mystery, Majesty & Timeless Ruins – Bhangarh Fort is Unmissable! Visiting Bhangarh Fort is like stepping into a legend. Nestled at the edge of the Aravalli Hills, this ancient fort is as mysterious as it is majestic. The ruins are beautifully eerie — echoing stories of curses, vanished kingdoms, and forgotten grandeur. Despite its haunted reputation, the fort is safe to visit during daylight hours and offers an unforgettable experience. The architecture is stunning, with weathered gates, temples, royal chambers, and an ancient bazaar that take you back centuries. The view from the top is breathtaking, especially around sunset! The atmosphere is calm but charged — history lovers, thrill seekers, and photographers will all find something magical here. There’s a quiet stillness that wraps around you, and the legends only add to the intrigue. Tip: Go early in the morning to avoid crowds and feel the real essence of the place. And yes, entry is prohibited after sunset — which only adds to the thrill! 🕯️ A must-visit for explorers, history buffs, and lovers of India’s rich, mystical past.

A historical fort with horror twist. Beautiful landscape with lots of greenery. 2-3 temples also there. But too crowded with local people so no haunted feeling at all. No cleanliness whatsoever with cow roaming freely in the fort. You may like it if you like fort with lush green surrounding.

Bhangarh Fort is one of the most intriguing and mysterious places I’ve ever visited. Located at the edge of the Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan, the fort is surrounded by rugged hills, ancient temples, and dense greenery that creates a dramatic and hauntingly beautiful backdrop. The moment you enter the gate, you can sense the history and the strange stillness that makes this place feel different from any other monument. The architecture is fascinating—although now in ruins, you can still admire the layout of the fort, its marketplace, temples, royal palace, and havelis. The carvings on some of the temple walls are surprisingly well-preserved, offering a glimpse into the grandeur of the bygone era. Of course, what draws most people here is the legend of the fort being haunted. While I didn’t encounter any paranormal activity, the eerie silence inside the inner palace, especially the upper floors, gives you chills—there’s something about the atmosphere that makes your imagination run wild. The stories and local myths add a sense of thrill to the visit, and even the Archaeological Survey of India has placed a board warning not to enter after sunset. Practical tip: The fort is only open from sunrise to sunset, and it’s best to go early to avoid the afternoon heat and get the place more to yourself. There are no shops inside, so carry water and light snacks. Also, wear good walking shoes, as the terrain includes stairs, slopes, and rocky paths. Overall, Bhangarh Fort isn’t just a tourist spot—it’s an experience. Whether you’re into ghost stories, history, archaeology, or photography, this place will leave a lasting impression. Highly recommended for adventurous travelers and curious minds!

Beautiful fort. Has little to no spooky vibes. Also, had a temple inside. But please carry water and umbrella/hat as there aren't much shades available inside.