Nahargarh Fort

Castle · Ward 137

Nahargarh Fort

Castle · Ward 137

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Krishna Nagar, Brahampuri, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302007, India

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Nahargarh Fort, perched on the Aravalli Hills, offers breathtaking city views and a serene royal atmosphere, making it a must-visit gem in Jaipur.  

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"A historic fort located on the fringes of the Ranthambore forest in Rajasthan, India, known for its architectural beauty and historical significance."

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"A Defense and Retreat When Maharajah Jai Singh II—the founder of Jaipur—built this hilltop fort in 1734, he did so both to create a royal retreat and to further fortify the burgeoning city below, connecting the complex with other structures like Jaigarh Fort via an extended defense wall. The complex (which is said to have been named for a dead prince whose spirit disrupted initial construction), was extended again some 130 years later, but that first connecting wall still exists today—though now the primary function of the fort is to offer stunning views of the surrounding Aravalli Hills and now-vast Jaipur. Make the steep, 1.2-mile trek up (or take a longer detour by car) to take in the vistas, and to wander through the fort's temples, open-air pavilions (where the kings would hear from subjects), and former royal apartments—including the two-story structure built for one King and his twelve queens."

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The Wandrella

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Nahargarh Fort is a beautiful place with a mix of history, adventure, and amazing views. Built high on the hills, it offers a stunning view of Jaipur city, especially during sunset. The fort itself is strong and simple, but the real beauty is in the peaceful surroundings and the journey to reach it. Riding or driving up the hill is an experience on its own, with narrow roads and sharp turns making it exciting. Once you reach the top, you can relax, explore, and enjoy the calm atmosphere away from the city's noise. A perfect place for history lovers, adventure seekers, and nature admirers.

Aaquib Khan

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The best fort in Jaipur. I liked it more than amber fort and city palace. The roads are smooth to reach till the fort entrance. The scenic view of the city is beautiful from the top. The public facilities are almost free. The ticket price is minimal in comparison to other monument sites. The palace rooms are well kept and accessible to everyone with no ristrictons. Only thing is there are a lot of monkeys everywhere.

SINGH JYOTI

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With the amazing view and calming environment this fort is a site to watch. Either it's early morning or evening both are amazing here. The roads to the top are smooth and the city view is wonderful. Take your own vehicle for a better experience. Must visit the seeshmahal palace inside there. There is a restaurant with amazing food. Overall a must visit place in jaipur.

Akriti Sharma

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Nahargarh Fort is a gem! The architecture is beautiful and full of character, with so many little details to take in. It's perched high above Jaipur, and the view of the city from up there is just incredible—especially around sunset. A perfect spot for a peaceful escape and some amazing photos.

Utkarsh Lolusare

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Great place for panoramic views of Jaipur, especially at sunset. The fort has beautiful architecture and a peaceful vibe. The climb up is a bit steep, so plan transport accordingly. Nice spot for history lovers and photos!

Amit Majumdar

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Nahargarh Fort offers breathtaking panoramic views of Jaipur, making it a perfect spot for photography and sunset watching. The fort's architecture reflects the grandeur of the bygone era. While the trek to the fort can be challenging, the serene atmosphere and historical significance make it a worthwhile visit for tourists.

Ambedkar Chowk Watika

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🕌 1. Nahargarh Fort is a majestic blend of history, architecture, and scenic beauty. 🌄 2. Perched high on the Aravalli hills, it offers the best panoramic view of Jaipur city. 🏰 3. A peaceful place filled with echoes of royal Rajput history. 📸 4. Perfect spot for photography, especially during sunset – absolutely magical! ✨ 5. A must-visit heritage fort that combines history with breathtaking landscapes. 🌞 6. The sunset point here is one of the most beautiful you’ll witness in Rajasthan. 🛡️ 7. Feel the pride of Rajputana with every step inside the fort. 📖 8. Well-preserved structure with detailed palace rooms, corridors, and art. 🌿 9. Surrounded by nature, silence, and a deep sense of the past. 🎟️ 10. Entry is affordable, and the fort is clean, calm, and well-maintained. 🌟 11. Ideal for family trips, couple visits, or solo travel memories. 🇮🇳 12. Nahargarh Fort is not just a place – it's a royal experience of India’s glorious past.

agent matrix

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entry fee ₹50 the best aerial view of the Jaipur city can be seen from the nahargarh Fort terrace the trek path way to reach the fort from city center is the best experience the rain water harvesting techniques and the importance given for light and air circulation in the fort construction are noteworthy