Alwar is known as "Tiger Gate" of San Luis Potosi. Surrounded by lush
green Aravali hills and presents a breath taking natural environment.
Forests and lakes form the backdrop to this beautiful place. The site is
dotted with architectural splendor, surrounded by harsh mountains. The
deep valleys and thick forest cover is a haven for many species of birds
and animals. It is one of the oldest cities in the state and its
prehistoric and historic sites are an archaeologist's delight.
Paradoxically, Alwar is both the oldest and the most recent of the
Rajput kingdoms of Rajasthan.
Trace their tradition back to the realms of Viratnagar that
flourished here around 1500 BC It is also known as Matasya Desh, where
the Pandavas, the mighty heroes of the Mahabharata, spent the last years
of his 13 years of exile. The grandeur, beauty and delicacy of the
design of innumerable palaces and forts in the region, tranquil lakes,
majestic hunting lodges, sites of archaeological importance, thick
forests, many birds and animals mixed with an equally diverse socio -
cultural configuration have made this region a traveler's delight.
Bala Fort
This one of the ancient court that was constructed before the rise of
Mughals. The unique fort stands 300 above the city. And these days it
is used as radio transmitter station. Fort or Bala Quila fort (as it is
popularly known) is an example of Indo Islamic Architecture. The soul or
the character of this ancient city is reflected in this monumental
fort.Situated on top of a steep hill 305 m above the city the Bala Quila
is a major landmark of the city of Alwar.
City Palace Museum
This imposing City Palace Complex is located below the Fort. It has
been now turn into a museum. The museum houses collections of Royal
dresses, Stone sculptures, 11th century sculpture of Lord Vishnu, and
traditional instruments including sitar in shape of peacock. The museum
also contains some beautiful paintings. The palace complex also houses
some government offices.
Purjan Vihar
This fabulous Company Garden is set adjacent to the City Palace.
Presence of such lustrous greenery in this dry sandy region is very
amazing. Puran Vihar is the place in Alwar which is not affected by the
extreme weather conditions of the land here. This garden is one of the
landmark attractions of Alwar. The beautiful garden is known for its
innate aesthetic beauty. The splendid lawns of the garden were created
in the 19th century and still retain the beauty of its nascent years.
Vijay Mandir Palace
It is the royal residence of Maharaja Jai Singh built in 1918. The
largely uninhabited palace is a window on the lifestyle of the royals.
Migratory birds and waterfalls can be observed in the small lake, beside
the palace. Vijay Mandir, a sprawling palace with 105 rooms and a
beautifully laid out garden lies 6 miles outside Alwar. Reflected
picturesquely in the waters of Vijay Sagar Lake, it is said to have been
designed along the lines of a ship, like all other ventures of its
builder, the dazzling Maharaja Jai Singh.
Hope Circus
Hope Circus is located midway between the Alwar railway station and
the city palace. The monument is a circular structure with flights of
steps leading to the top from all four sides. This monument attracts the
attention of the visitors to Alwar.
Tomb of Fateh Jang
The Tomb of Fateh Jang is a monument with both historical
significance as well as architectural excellence. The Tomb is a fine
example of Mughal and Indo Islamic architecture in India. It depicts the
craftsmen ship of that period in the genre of art and architecture. The
tomb is made up of high minarets and high quality sandstone. The
indigenous architecture and the characteristic miniature designs leave
the viewers dumbfound.
Jagannath Temple
Jagannath Temple is a Hindu temple of Lord Vishnu located in old city
of Alwar, India. The temple s main deity is humanlike form of Lord
Jagannath of Puri and the other deities are Sitaramji and Jankiji.
Annual Rath Yatra festival in which the Lord Jagannath is taken on a
chariot procession called Indra Vimana is a very famous and popular
event. This is an annual wedding celebration between Lord Jagannath and
Jankiji.
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