| Alwar Bagh is built in a heritage style amidst the lush green and pollution free atmosphere. Surrounded by the picturesque Aravalli Mountain, it is well equipped with all modern amenities and comforts for the tourist. The AlwarBagh is conveniently located near Alwar and Sariska providing the tourist varied activities from visiting the historical monument to the wildlife & nature trail. It offer luxurious rooms & Swiss tents elegantly designed and equippedwith modern facilities, rooms attached with modern bathroom are spacious and offer en-suite facilities. The interiors are carefully chosen to give a taste of the bygone era. The tents are pitched in the green and natural surrounding with luxurious facilities and comforts. Staying here one can experience the beauty of nature Accommodation - 19 Deluxe Rooms & 7 Swiss Tent. |
The Sariska Tiger Reserve The world famous wild life sanctuary is 22 kms away and provides many fascinating spots for wild life lovers, as well as those who are interested in art and archaeology. The Sariska Tiger Reserve is one of the few forested area in the Aravalli hills and has a good population of Sambhar, Panther, Chinkara, Chital, Wild boar, Tiger, Nilgai and birds including Parakeets, Storks, Peasant, Oriels, Eagles and Owls. Besides wildlife, the sanctuary has several interesting spots like Pandupol, Nilkanth Mahadeo, ruins of Bhangarh and an ancient fort Kankwari on a hill top, where the emperor Aurangzeb is believed to have imprisoned his brother Darashikoh. |
Alwar - once known to be the gateway of Rajputana is a historical city which takes you back into time. It is amongst the oldest cities in Rajasthan and its pre historic as well as historic sites are an archeological delight. Presence of the Aravallis also provides Alwar with a lot of picturesque locations - deep valleys and forest cover (the Sariska) which is a haven to several species of birds and animals. Alwar was once a part of Matasya-and is believe to be one of the oldest kingdoms of the state. It was here in the city of Virat Nager, during the time of king Virat where that the mighty Pandavas ('heroes of the great Indian epic Mahabharata') spent the last 13 years of exile. There are monuments named after the 'Pandwas' that still exist around Sariska. There is much to see and enjoy places in and around Alwar which includes ancient temple, medieval forts, palaces and gardens. |
