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Alwar (Алвар) Travel Guide Alwar Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/alwar page 1 towering forts in the city. The Alwar Fort or Feb Bala Qila, is a majestic structure known for Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Alwar its grandeur and architectural brilliance. Max: Min: 12.0°C Rain: 26.29999923 12.8000001907348 7060547°C 63mm The city offers an unparalleled Jaisamand Lake and Sagar Lake are some popular tourist attractions here. Those vibrancy and natural beauty for the Mar interested in history and art must visit the tourists. Known for its attractive Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. Government Museum which is located Max: Min: Rain: forts, rich culture and lovely 32.29999923 17.29999923 6.80000019073486 inside the City Palace. Also, the hilly 706055°C 7060547°C 3mm people, Alwar makes for an ideal terrain has plenty of natural beauty and Apr holiday destination. interesting wild life to make it a preferred Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. Famous For : City destination for a relaxed and exciting Max: Min: Rain: vacation. The roadside views when you are a 37.79999923 22.60000038 13.3999996185302 706055°C 1469727°C 73mm Perhaps the oldest city in the erstwhile trip to Alwar deserves a special mention kingdom of Rajasthan, Alwar was an here as you will pass through stunning May important part of the Matsya territories in facades and gorgeous valleys which makes Hot weather. Carry Light clothes. the journey even more interesting. Don't Max: Min: 27.0°C Rain: 15.0mm Viratnagar. The city was seized from the 41.29999923 Rajputana by the Sultanate of Delhi around forget to make your way into the local 706055°C 12 BC. The historic city again came into market to buy some beautiful artifacts, Jun prominence in 18 CE under the powerful ranging from printed saris to colorful Hot weather. Carry Light clothes, umbrella. rule of Pratap Singh. He was successful in bangles and even more! Alwar is also Max: 40.0°C Min: Rain: 62.5mm known for its sweets, and a must-eat on 27.70000076 resisting the Marathas and pushed back the 2939453°C armies of the Jats of Bharatpur and rulers of your trip to the city should be the palang Jul Jaipur, thus solidifying his kingdom. Situated todh or the milk cake! Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, amidst the Aravali Range, Alwar represents a umbrella. colorful blend of different cultures Max: Min: Rain: When To 35.20000076 26.10000038 156.399993896484 integrated in a single entity. Visitors take 293945°C 1469727°C 38mm pride in the rich heritage (dating back to Aug 1500 BC) of Alwar by visiting the majestic VISIT Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, monuments and historical palaces that umbrella. found base here. Although Alwar is http://www.ixigo.com/weather-in-alwar-lp-1145257 Max: Min: 25.0°C Rain: 33.29999923 198.800003051757 famous for the Sariska Tiger Reserve and 706055°C 8mm National Park, it is a relatively less Jan This Pdf and its contents are copyright © Sep 2013,ixigo.com, all rights reserved. ixigo logo, the frequented destination in Rajasthan. This Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. character and all other marks displayed herein are Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, registered and/or common law trademarks of ixigo.com and/or third parties. means that those who mean business can Max: Min: Rain: 5.5mm umbrella. 23.20000076 8.800000190 actually explore the town in peace. There 2939453°C 734863°C are many lakes, palaces, cenotaphs and Alwar Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/alwar page 2 Max: Min: Rain: Great Indian Horned Owl being either 34.59999847 23.89999961 71.6999969482421 Jaipur Road, Alwar, Rajasthan 301001, India 4121094°C 8530273°C 9mm permanent residents or migratory visitors at 301001, India Oct the sanctuary.  If an adventure is what your heart seeks, set Are you dreaming of bird calls, the wind Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. out on a  swishing past tall, green trees and the Max: Min: Rain: 35.5mm 34.20000076 20.10000038 Jungle Safari at Sariska National Park. An occasional eyes of a jungle creature peering 293945°C 1469727°C erstwhile hunting reserve of the royal at you? If an adventure is what your heart Nov families of Rajasthan, Sariska became a seeks, set out on an expedition to the Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. wildlife sanctuary under the sustained But tigers, of course, are the main Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary, Rajasthan and Max: 30.0°C Min: Rain: efforts of Maharaja Jai Singh in 1958. Since 14.60000038 6.69999980926513 attraction in the Tiger Reserve. 1469727°C 7mm then, hunting has been completely banned Sariska National Park and Tiger Dec in the region, providing a safe haven and Reserve. The ideal way to explore this Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. natural habitat for endangered species over abundance of natural beauty is of course in Max: Min: 10.0°C Rain: the 800 sq km area that it is spread across. an open jeep safari. Most hotels in the 25.39999961 10.1999998092651 8530273°C 37mm Once the Project Tiger was launched in vicinity have facilities for arranging these 1971, Sariska was then declared as a Tiger expeditions. There also RTDC approved tour An erstwhile hunting reserve of the royal Reserve, an attempt towards preserving the operators who arrange for a safari at families of Rajasthan, Sariska became a What To fast depleting numbers of tigers in government approved rates. A jeep safari wildlife sanctuary under the sustained India. This Safari takes you through for 5 people costs around INR 1100, with the efforts of Maharaja Jai Singh in 1958. Since most of the reserve. If you're lucky enough, possibility of one additional person at the then, hunting has been completely banned SEE you will surely spot some tigers!  charge of INR 200. in the region, providing a safe haven and 5 Sights natural habitat for endangered species over http://www.ixigo.com/places-to-visit-see-in-alwar-lp-1145257 the 800 sq km area that it spreads across. Once Project Tiger was launched here in 1 Jungle Safari at Sariska 1971, National Park These efforts haven’t been fruitless, as 2 Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary was declared as a Sariska National Park and Tiger Reserve Tiger Reserve, an attempt towards now houses a large number and variety of preserving the fast depleting numbers of jungle creatures, including leopards, wild tigers in India. dogs, jungle cats, hyena and jackals, and prey animals like sambars, cheetals, nilgais, chausinghas, wild boars and langurs. Birds are in no way a distant reality, with birds like Peafowl, Grey Partridge, Bush Quail, Sand Grouse, Tree Pie, Golden-backed These efforts haven’t been fruitless, as the Woodpecker, Crested Serpent Eagle and the Jaipur Road, Alwar District, Rajasthan national park now houses a large number Alwar Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/alwar page 3 and variety of jungle creatures, including open all through the year except between indulge in a bit of angling at Siliserh lake, but stream of visitors. As you reach Bhangarh, leopards, wild dogs, jungle cats, hyena and 1st July and 30th September. During these you will require prior permission, so check there is a small settlement of about 200 jackals, and prey animals like sambars, two months, the Pandupol temple complex with the lake authorities. houses on the main road on the cheetals, nilgais, chausinghas, wild boars is, however, open to visitors. These are outskirts.  and langurs. Birds are in no way a distant some of the facts about Sariska Wildlife When you enter the town, you will cross reality, with birds like Peafowl, Grey sanctuary that will help you enjoy your time three successive fortifications, with the one Partridge, Bush Quail, Sand Grouse, Tree at the National Park.  4 Bhangarh Fort outside having 5 gateways called Ajmeri, Pie, Golden-backed Wood Pecker, Crested Lahori, Hanuman, Phool bari and Delhi gate. Serpent Eagle and the Great Indian Horned 3 Siliserh Lake Your steps inside will lead you to the Owl being either permanent residents or Bhangarh Fort, which with its shadowy migratory visitors at the sanctuary. passages and shady steps will lead you to the underground rooms. You can give it a quick tour as much of it is, especially the interiors, in a steady process of deterioration. Originally, the fort had 7 stories but now only 4 remain. Housed in The ideal way to explore this abundance of the complex there is also the Gopinath natural beauty is of course in an open jeep Bhangarh, Rajasthan 301410, India temple with beautiful stone carvings and safari. Most hotels in the vicinity have sculptures.  facilities for arranging these expeditions. Alwar, Rajasthan 301001, India Additionally, you will come across Shiva, There are also RTDC approved tour With its proverbial haunted haveli, Bhangarh Someshwar, Mangla Devi, Lavina Devi and operators who arrange for a safari at Fort, Rajasthan welcomes you with its Keshava Rai temples that are some of the government approved rates. A vast lake, located at a distance of 18 km ghostly arms and cursed walls. Really a more remarkable structures of the town. from Alwar, is yet another must visit places prehistoric site, the town was established in You cannot remain in Bhangarh after sunset around Alwar. Tucked within the majestic 1573 during the rule of Bhagwant Das. After and before sunrise - it is legally prohibited peaks of Aravalli hills, it’s banks are an ideal a famine the town diminished in population by the Archaeological Survey of place for a picnic and to simply soak in the and its legacy gradually dwindled into India. The tantrik’s curse is said to be natural serenity and tranquility afforded by oblivion, known only for its curse, wished on behind the town’s current ruin, which Needless to say, hunting is completely the place.  it by a vengeful tantrik.Crumbling steadily according to legend led to the death of all banned in the national park and into ruins, with nature having taken over, those who inhabited the city and palace and surrounding areas and can lead to heavy On one corner of the bank, towering over your first sight of it will bring back every it has been in isolation ever since.
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