🔺NAHARGARH FORT🔻
Hello, guys welcome back to my blog I hope that you all will be fine today we are going to explore one of the most beautiful forts of Rajasthan, NAHARGARH FORT.
I know that some of you have already visited the fort but in this blog, I will be telling you the mysterious and amazing facts about this Fort which you would have never heard about. So get excited and continue reading this blog
THIS IS THE FORT NAHARGARH LOCATED IN THE PINK CITY OF RAJASTHAN
NOW WE ARE GOING TO KNOW THE HISTORY OF THIS FORT
History and Legend
Nahargarh Fort was commissioned in the year 1734 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the founder of Jaipur. Placed on the lofty Aravalli Hills, the fort was a retreat palace for the ruler. Nahargarh and Jaigarh fort are connected to each other through their extended ramparts.
There is also a legend connected to the fort. It is believed that the fort was cursed by the spirit of Nahar Singh Bhomia, a Rathore prince. Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh found this property which once belonged to the said prince and the Maharaja thought about raising a fort here. But, the spirit of the prince was not happy with the idea. Nevertheless, the construction started. The part of the construction that was done in the morning was found completely destroyed the next day. When Maharaja Sawai Singh came to know of this, he built a small fort inside the premises of the fort and dedicated it to the prince. Later on, a small temple was also built here. The prince’s spirit was now happy.
5 fascinating facts about Jaipur’s 18th-century masterpiece:-
1. Although the 700-ft-high Nahargarh fort was mainly built to strengthen the defense of the city, it never came under attack. It did, however, witness some important historical events like the agreements with the Maratha forces which invaded Jaipur in the 18th century.
2. Since there were no invasions either by the armed forces or the Mughals, the field guns at the Nahargarh fort were used to indicate the time by firing time signals.
3. During the Indian Mutiny of 1857, several Europeans were moved to Nahargarh fort by the king of Jaipur, Sawai Ram Singh, for their protection.
4. Some scenes of famous Bollywood flicks like Rang De Basanti and Jodha Akbar have been shot at the Nahargarh Fort.
5. The most astonishing part of the Nahargarh Fort is the Madhavendra Bhawan which possesses 12 identical suites constructed for the use of royal women. Hallways connect the suites and rooms to each other with gorgeous frescoes in the interior. The Women quarters were set up in a way that the Maharaja could pay a visit to any queens room without other queens knowing about it.
DID YOU KNOW THAT?
Nahargarh Fort is also believed to be haunted yes the fact is true that the fort is haunted because the spirit of the prince Nahar Singh Bohima roamed about the palace and hindered the construction of the Fort. Then it was Swami Jai Singh who promised to the prince to build the temple dedicated to the prince Nahar Singh to appease the ghost. After this deal of making the temple, the construction of the fort went smoothly.
Activities which can be done here are
Cycling and trekking can be easily done to make your trip more adventures. Also, you can visit the Nahargarh biological park if the fort is boring to entertain you.
Fast Facts------
Opening Time All days of the week -10:00 AM - 05:30 PM
Entry Fees------
INR 20 per person (Indians)
INR 50 per person (foreign tourists)
INR 5 per person (Indian students)grab your Id with you
INR 25 per person (Foreign students)
Location ----- 6 km northwards city center, right below the Jaigarh Fort
Best Time to Visit ---- Between the months of October and March.
The best thing is that you must get a taxi from the main city so you can easily visit many places located near the fort or you may have any other options like city bus or traveler.
Here are some shots of the Fort
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