Alwar, often referred to as the "Gateway City of Rajasthan," is a captivating destination nestled amidst the green hills of the Aravalli range. It boasts a rich history, with traditions dating back to 1500 BC when it was known as Matsya Desh, a place where the Pandavas of the Mahabharata spent years of their exile. This ancient city offers a unique blend of historical grandeur, cultural heritage, and natural beauty, making it an ideal spot for history buffs, nature lovers, and those seeking an offbeat adventure. Alwar is famous for its culinary specialties, particularly "Alwar ka Mawa" (milk cake) and Kalakand. The city's markets, such as Hope Bazaar and Malakhera Bazaar, are excellent places to find silver jewelry, lac bangles, pottery, and traditional Rajasthani clothes.
Bhangarh Fort Bala Quila Fort (Alwar Fort) Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary / Sariska National Park Siliserh Lake Palace Hill Fort Kesroli Neelkant Mahadev Temple City Palace Alwar Moosi Maharani Ki Chhatri Vijay Mandir Palace Government Museum Alwar Fateh Jung Gumbad Company Bagh (Purjan Vihar) Karni Mata Temple Pandu Pol Bhartrihari Temple Garbhaji Water Fall Naldeshwar Shrine Neemrana Fort Palace Biodiversity Park Sarafa Bazaar