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How to Plan for Alwar in Weekend: Alwar is in Rajasthan where Delhi can be reached in just 3 hours. This is the best destination for weekends. This place is very special. There is a unique unique union of nature, history and culture here.
The most famous in Alwar is the fort of Alwar. It is also called Bala Fort. It is on 1000 feet high hill. Actually Alwar is on the Aravalli hills. The whole city looks very beautiful from this fort. There is a city palace below it where the Mughal and Rajput style architecture is seen. (Image-canva)
If you like the haunted place and enjoy listening to the story of the ghost, then reach Bhangarh Fort in Alwar. It is counted in ghostly places. There are also night tours here. This place is mysterious but is best for history lovers and for photography. (Image-canva)
Alwar is also famous for its natural beauty. In the monsoon, greenery is seen all around here. The mountains here also captivate. There is a Silisadh lake here which adds beauty to the beauty of this city. The sun set in the evening makes this place special. You can do boating in this lake. (Image-canva)
If you are fond of wildlife along with nature, then this place is best for you. There is a Sariska Tiger Reserve here, where you will see tigers, leopards, but you will also find many rare animals and birds. This place is good for photography. Jungle safari can also be enjoyed here. (Image-canva)
If you like milk cake, then tell you, this dessert is the gift of this city. Kalakand started becoming in Alwar itself. This sweet is made from milk, sugar and ghee. Milk is thickened until it becomes solid and granular. This dessert was made by Baba Thakur Das Halwai in 1947. (Image-canva)
Alwar is a historical place. This place is also mentioned in Mahabharata. There are many old temples here where people reach from far and wide. The Neelkanth temple here is very famous which is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Similarly, there is Bhartrihari temple here. The Ashtami of Bhadrapada is held in this temple. There is a magical water source in Narayani Mata temple. (Image-canva)
