Sardargarh is a magnificent and historic stronghold nestled amidst the mountains and subterranean woodlands of Chuppun in the Rajsamand district. The fort, originally built by Sardar Singh between 1738 and 1743, has been converted into a heritage hotel, offering a unique stay experience.
Sardargarh Fort: A grand historic fort now a heritage hotel. Nathdwara Temple (Shrinathji shrine): Located about 45 km from Sardargarh. Eklingji Temple: Situated around 75 km from Sardargarh. Rajsamand Lake: An artificial lake created in the 17th century. Haldighati Pass: A historically significant mountain pass. Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary: A sanctuary offering opportunities to observe local wildlife. Devgarh Fort: Another significant fort in the nearby region. Dwarkadhish Temple: A prominent temple in the Rajsamand area. Manohar Sagar: A notable local attraction. Local Handicrafts and Artisan Markets: Explore and purchase traditional handmade crafts. Banjara Village Visits: Opportunities for excursions to nearby Banjara villages. Kalbeliya Tribe Experiences: Engage with the Kalbeliya Tribe. Family Bagh and Talao Paal: Scenic spots ideal for evening outings and boating activities. Veer Patta Circle: A local point of interest in Lawa Sardargarh. Veer Teja Circle: Another local attraction within Lawa Sardargarh. Selaguda View Point: Offers picturesque views of the surrounding landscape. Rawla Aaidana: A place of interest located in Lawa Sardargarh. Hinglaj Mata Mandir: A temple in the vicinity of Lawa Sardargarh. Ruthi Rani Mahal View Point: Provides historical context and scenic vistas. Hill Top View: Offers panoramic views of the area.