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Nahargarh Fort - Jaipur
Nahargarh Fort is placed on the sheer rugged ridge of Aravali Hills and it forms an impressive northern backdrop of Jaipur. It looks most amazing when floodlit at night. It was built in 1734 and extended in 1868. Nahargarh meaning abode of the tigers was built by Jai Singh to bolster the defense of Amber. The legend also have it that it was named Nahargarh after Nahar Singh a prince whose spirit would destroy the construction and not allow its progress further. So after a tantrik prayer to the spirit it agreed to leave on condition that the fort is named after him. The Madhavendra Bhawan, built by Sawai Ram Singh II has uniquely a cluster of 12 identical suits for queens and at the head is a suit for the king himself. The rooms are linked by corridors and retain some delicate frescos as well as toilets and kitchen hearths. It was used by members of the royal family for excursion in summers and is now even a favoured picnic spot. Durg Cafeteria just above the entrance sells meals and refreshments, while Padao Restaurant on the west sells drinks around sunset.
There are good night stay options available at the fort itself.
Tribal dance with the chief guest at centerstage
Tribal dance the full swing
Dacers Tribal in flow at tyda
