Sanchal fort is situated at a distance of approximately 8 kilometers from Barmer city and it is approximately 202 kilometers from Jodhpur. This fort was built in around early 18th century. This fort derived it’s name from daughter of Raja Bar Rao namely Sanchiya. This fort take us back to the period of magnificent time of royal glory.
The famous Laxmangarh fort of Adawala is situated at a distance of approximately 31 kilometers from Sikar district in Rajasthan and this fort is approximately 148 kilometers from Jaipur. This fort was built by Raja Laxman Singh in mid 19th century. This fort is also a masterpiece of rock architecture style of that time. If you visit this fort then you may wonder that how this fort was built.
Badnore fort is situated in district Bhilwara Rajasthan and it is approximately 76 kilometers from city Bhilwara and it is approximately 224 kilometers from Jaipur. This fort represents the glorious hindu-rajputana style of architecture. This fort was mainly built to protect the kingdom from invaders. This fort is having 7 storey building which facilitate the awesome view of surroundings.
Karni Fort was built in late 17th century. This fort was given as fiefdom to great warrior of the army of Sisodia Dynasty. This fort is situated at a distance of approximately 118 kilometers from Jaipur and approximately 4 kilometers from Kuchaman city. This fort was later on converted into a heritage hotel. This fort is also a masterpiece of historical Rajput and Mughal architectural style.
The famous heritage fort hotel Chanwa Luni is situated in Chanwa village of Luni tehsil in district Jodhpur. This fort is approximately 38 kilometers from Jodhpur and you may reach here via NH62. This fort was built by Maharaja Jaswant Singh second in late 19th century. This fort was originally built as haveli but now it is converted into heritage hotel. If you visit here then you can experience rich rural culture of village through village safari.
Khejarla fort is situated at a distance of approximately 85 kilometers from Jodhpur and approximately 275 kilometres from Jaipur via Ajmer. This fort was built in early 16th century by Maharajas of Jaisalmer Dynasty and the descendants of Jaisalmer Dynasty ruled over it. The present name of this fort is derived from a tree called khejdi. This fort was later on converted into a hotel.
Madhogarh fort is situated in tehsil Bassi district Jaipur and it is approximately 50 kilometers from Jaipur and situated on Agra highway. This fort was built in around early 16th century by Maharaja Madho Singh. This fort is the masterpiece of traditional architectural design and beauty of Rajasthan. This fort was renovated and converted into heritage hotel in 2000.
Khandar fort is situated in Sawai Madhopur district and it is approximately 45 kilometers from Sawai Madhopur. This fort is one of the oldest forts of India and there is no evidence about its construction period. This fort is approximately 231 kilometers from Jaipur and via Jaipur is one of the best route to visit this fort. This fort is also famous as fort of victory as the ruler of this fort never face defeat.
Gagron fort is also famous as Jal Durg which means a fort built on foundation of water and it is the only fort of India which was built without foundation. This fort is situated at a distance of approximately 8 kilometers from Jhalawar district of Rajasthan which is situated at a distance of approximately 331 kilometers from Jaipur. This fort is one of the rarest architectural design of that time.
Hari parbat fort is situated at Srinagar which is located approximately 17 kilometers from the railway station of Srinagar. This fort was built during Durrani era in late 19th century on a hill. This fort is like heaven for eyes and it is surrounded by lush green forests which looks like ambassador of natural peace of mind. You can visit this fort anytime during the year but most tourist visit this fort between February and April. This fort also represents secularism as it consists a Hindu temple of Sharika Devi one Gurudwara etc.
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