Still, the key sight of the town is the Jhalawar Fort known as Garh Palace located on a hill. This historical fort is an architectural delight and opens to a vista of fine artworks and murals that speak tales of epics and legends. The palace carries a very big testimony to the region’s history and anyone with a passion for history should consider visiting. While visiting this fort through a Jaipur to Jhalawar taxi would be more relaxing than through a public means of transport, planned to the timetable.

Gagron Fort is another famous water fort in India, which has also been enlisted Under the UNESCO World Heritage site. It is bound by three water bodies including Ahu and Kali Sindh rivers and offers defiant view of the historical Gagron Fort. The fort has seen all the past battles and also is an icon of the power of local people. Thanks to Ayodhyataxi’s Jaipur to Jhalawar car rental, you can easily travel to this beautiful structure and lose yourself in the faded glory of the fortress.

Located in the Chandrabhaga River, the Chandrabhaga Temple is a excellent case of structural designing of different India. Temple is that of Lord Shiva, people from far and near come to visit this place for its beautiful, calm environment and stunning art works. The period can be best described as a time of artistic revolution and visiting this temple gives spiritual freedom.

Among the interesting tourist destinations of the Jhalawar, it is possible to name the Bhawani Natyashala – the theatre originally constructed in early twentieth century. Originally it was built to stage plays and other cultural shows, but the building’s Wing-Wah design resembles European style opera houses. The theater is not actively used for staging performances anymore but it’s accessible to the public offering opportunity to see this marvel and learn about it.

Nearest to Jhalawar, the Buddhist Caves and Stupa are the archaeological site of ancient 6 th &7 th century. These are ancient caves with carvings and paintings that make any visitor to the area to have a feel of the historical Buddha inspired ASHRAMs. These caves are an absolute must see if one is even remotely historical or has an interest in spirituality.

This museum is Government museum, established by the government in 1971, where they have preserved the art, sculptures, coins and inscriptions etc., those exhibit the history of Jhalawar. It is a good place where you can familiarize with the early populous settlements in this region of Rajasthan.

For the lovers of nature Ren Basera is a retreat house that sits on the shores of a lake and sandwiched between the greens. It is unkempt and provides joy for those admiring nature away from the crowded city and is a perfect place for picnicking or walking or doing nature photography.