BEST RESORTS IN SARISKA NATIONAL PARK

Neemrana – Neemrana fort is a famous 554 years old fort in Neemrana about 125 km from Delhi. You can drop by while you travel back home.


Jaipur – Jaipur is the capital of the Rajasthan state. A royal family that once ruled this region in 1727, established the Old part known as “Pink City” because of its traditional color of buildings. There are lots of places to visit amongst Amer fort, Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, etc.


Alwar – Alwar was founded in 1793 and since then it has been a marvel of architecture. You can travel to Alwar by road as well as train from Delhi. You can see Alwar Bala Qila, Moosi Rani Ki Chhatri, Siliserh Lake located nearby, etc.


Sawai Madhopur – Ranthambore National Park is another huge wildlife reserve near Sawai Madhopur. This park was basically an erstwhile hunting ground and was popular for tigers, leopards, and crocodiles. You can plan for both Sariska and Ranthambore park in a 3-4 day itinerary while on your trip to Rajasthan India.


Sariska Palace – It is situated in close proximity to the Sariska wildlife sanctuary safari booking gate. It was built the Maharaja of Alwar in 1892. Nowadays it has been converted to a hotel. Their room is made in traditional old-style interiors.


Hanuman temple – This temple is located inside the park and is famous for its stories related to Mahabharat. A hike to the temple is awesome and is recommended for history enthusiasts.


Viratnagar – Bairat (now known as Viratnagar) used to be an important area in the Mauryan Empire. You can see the ruins of the Bijak-ki-Pahadi, a Buddhist monastery from the 3rd century BCE. It is one of the oldest free-standing Buddhist structures. During the excavations. The archaeological survey found two edicts (Bairat and Bhabru) from Ashoka time. These edicts date back to the Mauryan period (about 250 BCE).


Ajabgarh and Pratapgarh – These are forts identified by the Archaeological Survey of India as a protected monument but are totally neglected. They have an important and rich history but due to neglect, they are now forgotten in ruins. However, if you like to visit such places they are definitely placed at very good locations.


Bhangarh – Popularly known as the most Haunted place, it attracts many guests from all over the world. Bhangarh has many legends associated with its haunted nature. Most widely said is that a baba gave a curse that if a shadow of any house falls on his hut, the place will be lost totally devastated. There are many other folklore’s that are best experienced when you visit Bhangarh and talk to locals.


Abhaneri – Also famous with the name of Chand Baori. It is one of the oldest, deepest and largest baori in the state of Rajasthan. Baoris are step wells The oldest parts of the structure date back to the 8th century, and significant additions were made in the 18th century.