Bala Quila or Alwar Fort stands on a hill, which is giant structure and was constructed in 15th century. The walls of the fort enclose great vantage points which provide excellent vantage points to view the aerial/physical topography of the city and its neighbouring region. Fascinating people can experience concrete walls, gateways, and turrets of the region to know about its history. The fort is just a thirty minutes’ drive from the city center and getting to this historical monument is easy if you book a Jaipur to Alwar taxi.

Nearest by just 35 kilometers from Alwar, the Sariska National Park is the place to be for those interested in wildlife. The park has many numbers of tigers, leopards, deers and many types of birds available in the park. Besides that, the visitors can participate in a jungle safari by which they will manage to enjoy the natural environment of the park as well as meet these animals. Our Jaipur to Alwar cab service Ayodhyataxi can help you with travel to Sariska as well as pick up/ drop service to and from this park.

The City Palace of Alwar has a rich history and it is designed and developed at the same time reflecting its grandeur. Constructed in the 18th century, this palace commands carved wooden ceilings, grand court yards and fabulous gardens. The palace also has a museum, which also presents an interesting exhibition of royal items, firearms and paintings. City Palace trip is ideal for history buffs and/or for all those who love the Legacy of Rajasthan.

Nearby City Palace, in Bikaner there is a pretty cenotaph known as Moosi Maharani Ki Chhatri which was constructed in memory of Maharaja Bakhtawar Singh and his queen Maharani Moosi. The structure is unique designed with red sand stone and white marble having delicative carvings on its walls. The environment nearby is very quiet and the location is also considered to be historic which attracts many guests.

Even, Siliserh Lake is located just 13 kilometers from Alwar and it is absolutely peaceful place to enjoy the natural beauty of the location and a break from the noisy life of the cities. The lake which is founded on the Aravalli Hills is ideal for picnicking, boating and photography. The Siliserh Lake Palace is interesting as a hotel currently, it is a former hunting lodge, and a viewer can get a magnificent view of the lake and the surrounding territory.

The Vijay Mandir Palace which is at about a ten kilometer stone’s throw from Alwar is another architectural landmark. Designed by Maharaja Jai Singh, it is one of the most elegant structures and is also prominently located. Today the palace itself cannot be visited, but people can walk around the building and the gardens.

Fateh Jung Gumbad is a five domed grave built to commemorate Fate Jung a well known Moughal noble. This is a case of Islamic and Rajput architectural structure with its large dome, rich filigree carvings on columns, and green lawns. A serene and visually appealing location that unveils the Alwar’s Mughal era which forms a magnificent charm of the city.