Alwar & Sariska, Rajasthan

Alwar by Air The nearest airport to Alwar is Sanganer Airport, Jaipur, situated about 162 km from Alwar city. Alwar is well connected to several major cities such as Udaipur, Kolkata, Mumbai, Jodhpur and Delhi. Alwar by Rail The railway station of Alwar is established in the heart of the city. It is well connected to other cities like New Delhi, Jodhpur and Mumbai etc.<

The best season to visit Alwar is the winter season. The temperature remains comfortable and is apt for visiting the monuments and other places of interest in Alwar. The best period to visit is October till March. 

Summer season in Alwar Summers of Alwar are extremely hot and exhausting. The temperature ranges from 32°C to 46°C in the months of April to June. One shall avoid visiting Alwar during these moths.

Monsoon season in Alwar July marks the beginning of Monsoon season in Alwar and lasts till September. Sporadic rainfalls make Alwar look very beautiful during this season. 

Winter season in Alwar Winters approach Alwar in November and lasts till February. The climate is pleasantly cool and the temperature ranges from 5°C to 28°C.

It is surprising to know that Alwar is the oldest of Rajasthani kingdom that forms a significant portion of Matsya territories, where the Pandavas are said to have spent the 13th year of exile. Not only its prestigious history, but also its scenic setting amidst the rocks of Aravalli Ranges is a feast for visitors. Alwar attractions are a mix of everything- lakes, palaces, temples, forts and gardens. Its close proximity to Sariska National Park greatly contributes to its fame and importance. While some of those attractions unique to Alwar and its heritage are known for the ruins and historical artifacts, others are known for scenic beauty and clean green setting. 

Vinay Vilas Mahal: Vinay Vilas Mahal is a historical eighteenth century palace founded by Raja Bakhatawar Singh. It exhibits a beautiful combination of the architecture marvels of the Rajput and Mughal styles. It is really a very attractive place to visit. The beautiful craftsmanship on the numerous gates of the Mahal is a sight to relish. 

Moosi Maharani ki Chatri: Moosi Maharani ki Chatri monument was made in the memories of Maharaja Bakhtawar Singh and his Queen Rani Moosi. It is eye catching to the viewer with its elephant structural design. It has very beautifully marked interiors as well with many wall paintings.

Neemrana Fort Palace: Neemrana Fort Palace is one of the famous attractions of Neemrana and is a perfect destination for historic lovers to spend holidays. This palace had been converted into an inheritance hotel and is an important place to visit while your trip to Neemrana. It was built in 1464 AD. 

Karni Mata Temple: In the historical city of Alwar, Rajasthan, lies the very eminent Karni Mata Temple, which is visited by tourists from far and wide, all-throughout-the-year. Located in the heart of the city, the temple is dedicated to Karni Mata, who is considered to be one of the fiercer forms of Goddess Kali. The temple is home to numerous rodents, known to be the preservers of the temple, considered auspicious and are taken care-of by the temple staff. The Karni Mata Temple is also famous for its architecture, which is heavily influenced by Mughal architecture. The temple, made of sandstone, has beautiful and intricate carvings on its pillars, domes and pergolas.  

Fateh Jung ka Gumbaj: Fateh Jung was a minister in the court of the Emperor Shajahan. Fateh Jung ka Gumbaj sculpture exhibits a perfect mixture of Islamic and Hindu architectural style. This tomb is surrounded by a flourishing garden which adds lure in the beauty of the tomb. 

Sariska National Park: Sariska National Park is one of the chief attractions of Neemrana and is one of the best known wildlife destinations of the country. The region was brought under safeguard in the year 1958, prior to which it was used as the hunting grounds of the Kings of Alwar. Sariska Tiger Reserve (Sariska National Park) is hugely famous and tops the tourists' tanneries. Nested beautifully in the Aravali ranges, the park offers a good opportunity to spot the world famous Bengal Tigers. 

Bala Quila: Located near City Palace, atop Aravali hills, the Bala Qila or young fort stands tall at the height of 595 metres above the city of Alwar. It extends about 5 km from north and south and 1.6 km from east and west, and has 15 large and 51 small towers. This magnificent fort can be entered via six gates namely: Jai Pol, Suraj Pol, Laxman Pol, Chand Pol, Krishan Pol and Andheri Gate. 

Siliserh Lake: Siliserh Lake is a wonderful picnic spot situated close to Alwar city. It was established by Maharaja Vinay Singh for his wife in the year 1845 AD.<