Hare Krishna 🙏 This temple is very peaceful and not much crowded, so you can easily do darshan here. Lord Jagannath looked very beautiful, it was hard to take my eyes off him. Very soothing

We went there at around 5 pm on Saturday and it's in the very Porach area of Ghaziabad. They serve prasad. Water facility, and seating facility is there right outside which any one can use it. The hall is big for many people. They have a shop for many items. Almost every iskcon temple is good architecture. We spent around 1 hr. And at 6 pm they have arti.

Nice place to visit, Iskon temple in ghaziabad rajnagar, peaceful environment. Will get peace of mind every time you visit. Hare krishna,hare ram . Awesome idol of radha krishna as well as jagannath ji

Absolutely loved visiting the Iskon Temple in Ghazibad! The nearly tangible peace and positive energy that fills the atmosphere is breathtaking. The grandeur of the great Lord Shree Krishna and Lord Shree Jagannath Prabhu is captivating. The surroundings reverberate with serenity, transmitting good vibes all around. It's a spectacular spiritual retreat from the hustle-bustle of daily life. Strongly recommend everyone seeking peace and positivity to pay a visit!

No proper management system for keeping devotees’ slippers and shoes. Toilets are not clean and lack basic maintenance. Poor arrangements for devotees staying/living inside the premises. The place feels very congested and overcrowded. Air conditioning does not function properly, making it uncomfortable.

Very peaceful and beautiful place for self-reflection and spiritual peace. The temple’s atmosphere is serene, and the devotional vibes make you feel truly calm and connected.

Very beautifully designed Temple. Prayer hall is huge. The walls and ceiling are having very elegant designs. Darshans and prayers are organized on fixed timings. When I visited it was held at 1230h onwards. Very peaceful place. You can have Prasad and offering for prayers from the shops located in temple premises.

Beautiful red stone Mughal architecture. Intricate details so well carved. Luscious gardens. Multiple museums. Takes you back to the history. Has a cafe inside too. As well as some market w various shops for jewellery shopping and etc. Highly recommend - wearing comfortable clothes and footwear, carrying water, sunscreen and umbrella (in case you are visiting on a hot sunny day)

Visiting the Red Fort during Navratri is truly a magical experience, where history meets festivity. The grandeur of this UNESCO World Heritage site gets an added charm with the festive vibes of Navratri. The massive red sandstone walls look even more majestic when lit up with decorative lights, giving the fort a vibrant yet spiritual glow. The evenings are especially lively — cultural programs, devotional music, and traditional dance performances create an atmosphere that celebrates both our heritage and the spirit of the festival. Walking around, you can feel the energy of people dressed in colorful attire, offering prayers, and enjoying the Navratri spirit with their families. The food stalls outside and nearby are another highlight, serving a mix of festive special vrat food and traditional Delhi street snacks. Whether it’s sabudana khichdi, kuttu ki puri, or a comforting chai, the flavors add to the overall experience. One of the best parts is the sense of unity you feel here. Tourists, locals, and devotees all come together to enjoy the festival in the backdrop of one of India’s most iconic monuments. The combination of historical richness and festive spirit makes it an unforgettable visit.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 — A Glorious Symbol of India’s Heritage! The Red Fort is truly a breathtaking masterpiece that captures the essence of India’s rich history and Mughal architecture. The massive red sandstone walls, grand gateways, and beautifully designed courtyards make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. The museum inside offers a fascinating glimpse into India’s past, and the evening light and sound show is an absolute must-watch — it brings the fort’s history alive in a magical way!

Red fort - Delhi A true piece of architecture !!! Walls of the fort goes feets above and feets wider. Fort surrounded by the deep waters makes enemies difficult to enter. Through the main gate you can enter and then you can start seeing some amazing entrance walls. After that there white stone monuments where it's restricted to enter but you can see from closure look. There are meausems inside the fort and had amazing collections of history. You need minimum of 2 to 3 hous of time to see every architecture of the red fort. We took tour bus and rushing to see all the places but couldn't make it to meausems. Well mentained gardens and there are good facilities and sit and rest. If you're visiting during the month of March to September make sure you are carrying enough water and electrols. During winters it's best time to visit and wear warms cloths and enjoy the weather.

The Red Fort (Lal Qila) in Delhi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in the 17th century when he moved his capital to Shahjahanabad. Made of massive red sandstone walls, it served as the main residence of Mughal emperors for nearly 200 years. The fort complex includes impressive structures like the Diwan-i-Aam, Diwan-i-Khas, and the Rang Mahal. Today, it’s one of major symbols of India’s history . Inside there are vast green areas with ancient buildings , arches , columns . Souvenir shops , fabrics and cloths , snack shop .

Red fort : A historic place whereI really enjoyed exploring the Red Fort! The massive red walls and beautiful Mughal design are amazing. It’s a must-visit place in Delhi for anyone who loves history and culture and don't forget to visit museum which tells story from Mughal era to English era and then independence India ✨✨

The Red Fort is a must-visit historic landmark, full of grandeur and rich history. The architecture is stunning and the atmosphere feels truly royal. I recommend going in the evening when the weather is cooler and more pleasant—afternoons can get extremely hot and uncomfortable. A great place to explore and soak in the heritage of India!

One of the best places to visit in Delhi. Here, you truly see many colours of life — and if you’re not mature enough, this place will teach you what real humility looks like. Me and my friends were so touched that we took an oath: If we achieve something in life, we will sponsor one day of langar. That’s how deeply this place impacted us. People come in high-end luxury cars and still do seva — serving langar, working in the cloakroom, picking up others’ shoes and cleaning them. If you think you’ve achieved something in life, come here once. You’ll see people far above you doing seva with such simplicity and grace that it humbles your ego instantly. We visit this place every time we have a late-night train from Delhi Station. The food is simple, pure, and truly feeds your soul. Please be respectful towards their customs and rituals. This place isn’t just for visiting — it’s for experiencing, learning, and feeling.

One of the best place to visit in Delhi. U will see many colours of life. If you are not mature enough. Me and my friends were so touched... That we took a oath that if we become something in life we will bear the cost of langar of one day. People come from high end luxury cars and do seva in lungar, in clock room, they pick shose of others.. and clean them. I mean if u have ego that you have done something in life please visit and see the people who much above then you are doing so many things which you can't even imagine. Me and my friend go to this place everytime when we have late night train from Delhi station. Food is amazing over there. Very simple it feeds your soul. Please be respectful towards their customs and rituals.

It was a great experience to visit this beautiful gurdwara. The ambience was so peaceful with prayers were going on inside. There was no unnecessary chaos, unnecessary noise. Everything was well maintained and neat and clean. Followers of different religions used to visit this place to pay respect to the almighty. Though it is a picturesque location but it is better to avoid too much photography.

Satnam Waheguru di Say sri akal Just wonderful as any guruwar would be, so big so peaceful. Life lies everywhere. If u see the big water body inside it, u will see tons of amazing fish of good size swims near by. And it also feels so good.

Gurudwara Bangla Sahib is a truly peaceful and beautiful place. The environment is calm and positive, making you feel relaxed the moment you enter. The surrounding area is also very clean, safe, and well-maintained — a perfect spot for peace of mind and spiritual vibes.

I visited today at the Gurudwara Bangla Sahib on the occasion of Gurpurab. Must visit place of worship. I was waiting for this visit since few days. Free Langar service for the devotees. Dedicated Paid Prasad Counters if you wish to bring it for your family and friends. Waheguru Ji Da Khalsa Waheguru Ji Di Fateh

A Soulful Evening with V-Gather at Bangla Sahib Gurudwara As a member of V-Gather, Delhi NCR’s most vibrant meetup group for weekend activities, heritage walks, and making new friends, I recently had the privilege of visiting Bangla Sahib Gurudwara with the group. The experience was nothing short of transformative. From the moment we stepped inside, a sense of peace enveloped us. The stunning golden dome glistened under the evening sky, and the soothing sounds of Gurbani (holy hymns) created an atmosphere of serenity. Our group of curious explorers, including many first-time visitors, was warmly welcomed by the volunteers. We learned about the rich history of the Gurudwara and the selfless service it represents. The highlight of our visit was the Langar—the community kitchen that serves free meals to thousands daily. Volunteering in the Langar, even for a short while, was a humbling experience. Preparing food, serving meals, and witnessing the seamless teamwork among volunteers left a deep impression on all of us. Sharing a simple yet delicious meal sitting alongside people from all walks of life felt like a beautiful lesson in equality and humanity. The Sarovar (holy water tank) added to the tranquility, with its clear waters reflecting the Gurudwara’s grandeur. We spent moments sitting by its edge, soaking in the spiritual vibes and engaging in heartfelt conversations. For many in our group, this visit was not just about exploring a heritage site but about connecting with their inner selves and with one another. Bangla Sahib Gurudwara is more than a religious place—it’s a sanctuary of peace, service, and unity. It provided the perfect setting for our V-Gather meetup, allowing us to bond over shared experiences and meaningful moments. If you haven’t visited yet, do so with an open heart. You’ll leave with a lighter soul and a renewed perspective. Thank you, Bangla Sahib, for an unforgettable evening. And thank you, V-Gather, for yet another beautiful memory!

Beautiful place, with free entrance - but rates apply for shows (takes about 2 hours). Note: no camera, phone , electrical devices and no cigarettes allowed - will need to be stored on-site. Expect crowd, but it's handled and systematic. Worth a visit, and average take 1-2 hours (exclude show time)

Wow! What a place the architecture is mind blowing water show is also very good but they are not allowing any electronic items inside the temple 🥲

Akshardham Temple, Largest Hindu temple in world is a divine place. It's more than temple, it's actually a hub of great architectural designs that are carved on rocks and marble. Main things to see: ceilings of each dome inside temple, pillars and Mandovar. Great example of great and rich culture.

Its actually a masterpiece with very good architecture but they dont allow you to bring phone and camera inside

Akshardham An amazing beautiful peaceful temple. Must visit place if you are in New Delhi. Metro station also there and is just 100 meter apart. Akshardham is really beautiful the main temple is really beautifully crafted. The outer architecture is beautiful and also the inner marbel architecture was more than beautiful. The roof of the main temple is just amazing. The best and the most beautiful part is the main temple where the colors are too good. Note :- You can not take your phone 📱, camera 📷, so you have to stand in the queue to summit them in the cloak room. Secure cloak room 5/5. After the cloak room there is a security check which will be done in a minute you just have to remove your wallet and belt and that's it they will check you and let you pass. Strong security check. Best place to visit.

Goosebumps!! What a spectacular sight.... The beauty of this temple and its surrounding can not be described in words. Its just like a painting on a canvas. Even after so much of crowd, this place is yet very peaceful and relaxing for your soul. The light show and musical fountain add to the beauty of this place. MUST VISIT

The architecture is undoubtedly breathtaking and this place is worth a visit. However the staff is rude, timings of rides and events are not mentioned correctly on the website and not allowing purses or phones inside is incomprehensible. Why should we be asked to return or have to leave our valuables insecurely in cabs. Why not be transparant and allow cellphones. And what harm can purses and bags do...just use security measures. Even airports allow bags, so why shouldn't this place!!!

Super polluted and over crowded , this place is good wide open park and water areas to sit and spend good time with friends and family but but its so crowded and polluted that you can barely see india gate, all smoke and no visibility at 50-100m , and so many tour guides and travel group counting on your money, with some scammer and lots lots of force photographer, save your money, time and health, its better you divert towards any low crowd and good air place, i stopped smoking for quite sometime now but when i went to delhi i felt chest burn and heavy breathing problems. But its a good protected area , if government take proper steps then that place looks majestic

I recently visited India Gate, and it was a beautiful experience. The atmosphere felt calm and patriotic, especially in the evening when the entire area lights up. Standing in front of the monument and reading the names of the soldiers felt emotional and reminded me of India’s history and sacrifice. Overall, my visit to India Gate was peaceful, memorable, and definitely worth it. I would recommend everyone to visit at least once, especially during sunset.

Located at the heart of new delhi, the national monument is the central place of tourist attraction. The place is little crowded during evening hours. The vibes of the place is great. The monument is lit up nicely revealing its true beauty.

Iconinic place and a must must visit in New Delhi. Very beautifully maintained and neat and clean. Surprisingly the washrooms were extremely clean with liquid soap available. Serene in evening.

In the night the view is amazing. so if you want to take a photograph of yourself come in the daytime, but if you like to get these night view, you should come at night.

Great place to Visit if you with Friends or family, Best time to visit is around 4-6pm as you can get good view of India gate in day and night.

India Gate is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit. The Amar Jawan Jyoti fills you with pride and respect for our soldiers, and the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose statue looks truly majestic. The whole area is well-maintained, lively, and perfect for an evening walk or photos. A must-visit in Delhi!

I visited the Lotus Temple last week, and it was a beautiful and peaceful experience. The architecture is stunning, the white marble structure shaped like a blooming lotus looks even more impressive in person. The place is surrounded by well maintained gardens that add to the calm atmosphere. Inside the temple, it’s completely silent, which feels very soothing and gives you space to reflect or pray in your own way. It’s open to people of all religions, which makes it feel inclusive and welcoming. The only downside is that it can get a bit crowded, especially on weekends, but the queue moves quickly and the staff manages everything well. Overall, it’s a must-visit place in Delhi for anyone who appreciates architecture, peace, or spirituality.

The Lotus Temple in Delhi is a stunning architectural marvel and a symbol of peace and unity. This beautiful Bahá'í House of Worship is designed in the shape of a lotus flower, with 27 white marble petals arranged in clusters of three to form nine sides. It's a serene oasis amidst the bustling city, attracting millions of visitors each year. *What to Expect:* - Unique Architecture_: The temple's design is inspired by the lotus flower, a symbol of purity and beauty in many cultures. - Peaceful Atmosphere_: Visitors can meditate, pray, or simply enjoy the serene surroundings. - Gardens and Ponds_: The temple is surrounded by lush gardens and nine ponds, creating a tranquil ambiance. - Free Entry_: Admission is free, making it accessible to everyone. *Tips and Essentials:* - Dress Code_: Wear modest clothing, covering shoulders and knees. - Footwear_: Remove shoes before entering the temple. - Photography_: Allowed, but special permission is required for the main prayer hall. - Best Time to Visit_: October to March, when the weather is pleasant. *Getting There:* -Nearest Metro Station_: Kalkaji Mandir (500 meters away) - Address_: Lotus Temple Rd, Shambhu Dayal Bagh, Bahapur, Kalkaji, New Delhi, Delhi 110019 Overall, the Lotus Temple is a must-visit destination in Delhi, offering a unique blend of spirituality, architecture, and natural beauty.

Get a chance to visit Lotus temple. A very nice place to visit. Huge gardens, well maintained and super clean. People are not allowed to enter the gardens. Well spreaded walking paths, shoe counters near the Lotus temple. Though it is called a temple but actually there is no any statue of any God. It is a quite clean vacant place for worship or one can say place for Meditation. The temple dome is built like a Lotus flower with a huge hall inside, number of benches for the devotees to sit and worship their respective God or Meditate.

The Lotus Temple is a very beautiful temple—truly stunning. Although there is no idol of any deity here, people come to pray. It’s one of the major landmarks of Delhi. We couldn’t go inside because some maintenance work was going on. There’s no entry ticket, and the temple is surrounded by a gorgeous flower garden. I really enjoyed visiting this place.

Entry to the Lotus Temple is completely free, which is great, but there is usually a huge crowd, so expect some waiting time. The place itself is very peaceful with a calm ambience. The surroundings are neat, well-maintained, and beautifully designed. Overall, it’s a perfect spot if you want some quiet time and a break from the city noise.

Such a soulful aura of thhe Lotus Temple in Delhi is a peaceful symbol of harmony and unity. Designed in the shape of a blooming lotus, it welcomes people of all faiths to meditate and reflect in silence. Surrounded by lush gardens and serene water pools, the temple offers a calm and spiritual experience to every visitor.

The Lotus Temple in Delhi is one of the most peaceful places I have ever visited. The temple is shaped like a white lotus flower, which makes it look very beautiful and calm from the moment you see it. As you walk inside, you enter a large, quiet hall where people from all religions can sit, meditate, and pray in complete silence. The stillness of the place makes you feel relaxed and connected to your inner self. As a spiritual traveler, I loved how open and welcoming the temple felt. There are no idols or chants—just silence, which makes it perfect for meditation and reflection. The gardens around the temple are also very soothing, and sitting there feels refreshing after the noise of the city. If you are looking for a peaceful spot to clear your mind and experience spiritual calmness, the Lotus Temple is a wonderful place to visit.

“A Marvel of History and Architecture” Qutub Minar is one of the most breathtaking historical monuments in India and an absolute must-visit when in Delhi. The towering minaret, with its intricate carvings and red sandstone beauty, is a true masterpiece of Indo-Islamic architecture. Standing beneath it, you can really feel the grandeur and history that it represents. The Qutub complex itself is vast, housing several other monuments like the Iron Pillar, Alai Darwaza, and Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque, each with its own historical and architectural importance. The detailing on the stonework is stunning, and every corner tells a story of the Delhi Sultanate’s rich past. The grounds are well-maintained, with clear pathways and plenty of space to walk around. It’s a great spot for photography, learning history, or simply enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. Early mornings or evenings are the best times to visit to avoid heavy crowds. Qutub Minar is not just a monument—it’s a symbol of India’s heritage and cultural richness. A UNESCO World Heritage Site that definitely deserves its place on every traveler’s list. 🇮🇳✨

Qutub Minar, New Delhi – A truly unforgettable visit! We were fortunate to witness this iconic monument on a very special day when the Qutub Minar was illuminated in blue, yellow, and red – the colors of the Republic of Moldova’s flag – to mark their 34th Independence Day (August 26, 2025). This symbolic gesture beautifully reflected the warm and growing friendship between Moldova and India, as highlighted by former Moldovan Ambassador Ana Taban. The lighting show was simply spectacular! Every evening at 7:30 PM, a mesmerizing show takes place, highlighting the diverse cultural and social achievements of Indian villages. We felt proud to see our very own Hiware Bazar & Ralegan Siddhi (Maharashtra) featured for their remarkable transformation from drought-affected villages to self-sufficient communities through rainwater harvesting. Additional highlights that made the visit special: 1. The stunning Indo-Islamic architecture of Qutub Minar, standing tall as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 2. The Qutub complex itself, with ancient structures like the Iron Pillar and Alai Darwaza, offers deep historical insights. 3. The peaceful, well-maintained surroundings make it a perfect place for both history lovers and casual visitors. Overall, a perfect blend of history, culture, and pride—Qutub Minar is not just a monument, but an experience that connects India’s glorious past with its vibrant present.

I recently visited Qutub Minar, and it was truly an incredible experience! The moment you walk into the complex, you can feel the blend of history, architecture, and culture that makes this UNESCO World Heritage Site so special. The Qutub Minar itself is majestic — standing tall and beautifully detailed with intricate carvings and verses from the Quran. It’s amazing to imagine that it was built over 800 years ago, yet still stands strong and elegant today. The surrounding monuments — like the Iron Pillar, Alai Darwaza, and Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque — add so much to the experience. Each structure tells a story about the early days of Delhi’s history. The complex is clean, well-maintained, and there are plenty of signboards with historical information, which makes it easy to explore at your own pace. It’s also a great place for photography — especially during sunset when the tower glows in golden hues. If you’re visiting Delhi, Qutub Minar is a must-see landmark that captures the spirit of India’s medieval past and architectural brilliance.

Qutub Minar Qutub Minar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a towering minaret located in Delhi, India. It's a masterpiece of Indo-Islamic architecture and a symbol of Delhi's rich history. Key Features 1. *Height*: Qutub Minar stands at a height of 72.5 meters, making it one of the tallest minarets in India. 2. *Architecture*: The minaret is a blend of red sandstone and marble, with intricate carvings and inscriptions. 3. *Five Storeys*: Qutub Minar has five distinct storeys, each with a unique design and architecture. 4. *Surrounding Complex*: The Qutub Minar complex includes several other historic structures, including the Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque and the Iron Pillar. History 1. *Construction*: Qutub Minar was built in the 12th century by Qutb-ud-din Aibak, the founder of the Delhi Sultanate. 2. *Completion*: The minaret was completed by Iltutmish, Aibak's successor. 3. *Restoration*: Qutub Minar has undergone several restorations, including a major restoration in the 19th century. Visitor Experience 1. *Crowds*: Qutub Minar is a popular tourist destination, so be prepared for crowds. 2. *Entry Fee*: There is an entry fee for visitors, with discounts for students and senior citizens. 3. *Guided Tours*: Guided tours are available for those interested in learning more about the history and architecture. Tips 1. *Plan Ahead*: Book tickets online in advance to avoid long queues. 2. *Respect Rules*: Be aware of and respect the rules and regulations to avoid any issues with security. 3. *Explore the Complex*: Take time to explore the surrounding complex and its historic structures. Visitor Information 1. *Location*: Qutub Minar is located in Mehrauli, Delhi, India. 2. *Best Time to Visit*: October to March is the best time to visit, with pleasant weather. 3. *Accessibility*: Qutub Minar is easily accessible by metro, with the nearest station being Qutub Minar Metro Station. Qutub Minar is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history, architecture, and culture. Its grandeur and beauty are simply awe-inspiring!

Visited Qutub Minar with my family—what an amazing experience! The monument is majestic, full of history, and the intricate carvings are breathtaking. The gardens are beautiful and perfect for relaxing or clicking photos. A must-visit for history lovers and families alike!

Visiting Qutub Minar was a truly memorable experience. The monument’s grand Indo-Islamic architecture and detailed stone carvings are breathtaking, and the entire complex is filled with historical structures that take you back in time. One of the highlights inside the complex is the Khilji’s Madrasa, an ancient Islamic learning center. The structure, though in ruins, still reflects the architectural style and educational significance of the Khilji period, making it a fascinating spot for history lovers. The surrounding area is beautifully maintained, and the lush green gardens offer an amazing view and a peaceful place to relax while exploring the site. Entry was very affordable—just ₹35 for Indian citizens when booked online through the official portal. The online booking process was quick and helped avoid queues at the gate. Overall, Qutub Minar offers a perfect blend of history, architecture, and serene garden views, with landmarks like the Khilji’s Madrasa adding even more depth to the experience.

I recently visited Qutub Minar in Delhi on my own, and it was one of those experiences that felt both refreshing and memorable. Going alone actually made it more special because I could take my time exploring without any hurry. The moment I entered the complex, the sight of the minar towering above everything else was absolutely stunning. It’s hard to imagine that this structure has been standing tall for over 800 years. As I walked closer, the detailed carvings on the red sandstone caught my attention. Every arch and design felt like a little piece of history frozen in time. I wandered around the lawns, sat under the shade of a tree, and just admired the monument from different angles. It gave me a sense of peace, almost like stepping out of the busy Delhi life for a while. The complex itself has more than just the minar. I checked out the old mosque ruins and the famous Iron Pillar, which still stands rust-free after centuries. The whole area has this mix of grandeur and calmness, which makes it a perfect spot for a solo outing. Of course, there were crowds—tourists, families, and school kids—but it only added to the lively atmosphere. Since I was on my own, I had the freedom to just walk, observe, and click photos without worrying about keeping up with anyone. Overall, visiting Qutub Minar alone was both peaceful and inspiring—a perfect blend of history and quiet time.

Its a nice place to spend your whole day and trust me in the blink of an eye your whole day will pass.. its amazing the whole process from their warm welcome in morning(9:30 am )to bye bye in the evening (5:30) behavior of all staff remain professional ( someone must be guiding them or keeping an eye on them). you just have to take a cup of tea before leaving your house rest all food and drinks they provide and that too throughout the day, and the quality and taste of food are authentic. if you have good appetite you can recover your 1400 ticket fee through food alone. they have arranged water as well as washroom at every step so that after activities you dont have to go here and there. they provide lots of activities (both outdoor and indoor ) which are impossible to perform in one day, just like we missed all indoor activities like pool, archery etc. very good for people from 7 - 8 years to 40 - 45 years as i had taken my mother but she could just have food items there still she was feeling good to be there as she was watching her grand children enjoying the day. you must be in sports attire to fully enjoy the activities there so be in trousers and sports shoes same goes for female also. they also adding some new things which gonna be available from next year like MIRROR ROOM ESCAPE etc. i just want to request them to increase the evening time limit( beyond 5:30 pm) hope visit here agian to cover the rest of the games and enjoy the tasty food again. good parking space ( free) Note - Zipline is restricted to people having weight between 45kg to 90kg. we had some children below 45kg desired to get on zipline but unfortunately they did not allow( for safety reason) and we can understand that.

Amazing experience, best hangout place in Haryana for your family on weekends. Food - 10/10, ❤️‍🔥 Everything is Delicious 😋 and hygienic with Hard working staff members. Female and kid friendly- 9/10 Except 1 instance when school boys using Foul language and didn't care whether we can hear them or not Toilet 🚻 is clean 👌🏻 and maintained Regularly You can enjoy all shorts of activities and games -> indoor outdoor Cricket 🏏, basketball 🏀 football ⚽️ Bowling 🎳 👌🏻 polo 👌🏻 zipping ,

The farmhouse is very nice there are lot of activities for all age person. In fact it's so big that we couldn't even do a full visit.But all their staff are also supportive and good. Many food items in varieties. There is also mud bath and rain dance which took away all our fatigue.Our entire family enjoyed it. Thankyou for serving ❤️

1. Approach road is very bad. Big potholes near the farm and near railway line. Cars can get stuck. Take only SUVs. Also pratapgarh farm management should get it fixed since it affects their guests and there is no other farm on this route. 2. No meals for your drivers. 3. Overall fun and activities are good. Very tiring so avoid taking older people unless you can make them rest somewhere. 4. Food is average. Variety is there but low in quality. Curd, chhach was very sour. Bhature oil wasn't good. Aloo sabji was so sour I got acidity. Nimbu paani tasted very artificial. No closing drinks or snacks. Halwa and gylabjamun were tasty. 5. Very hospitable staff on different activities. The pitloom and handloom and animal rides staff was very good. 6. Washroom cleaning needs to be frequent. Its average honestly. Some flushes don't work. Floor needs to be cleaned since soil is there. 7. They also sell handloom, ghee and more village products. 8. Hygiene issues are there. Cleaning of traditional attire clothes, pagdi must be done every night after tourists have used it to avoid spreading germs. 9. Good availablity and supply of cold drinking water near every zone. 10. Good variety of games. 11. Best was the gau shala. It was beautiful ti feed the cows, see the dairy and the temple. They also serve kheer. 12. All adventure sports are safe. Proper equipment. If they fix the approach road and ensure cleaner toilets, it'd be better.

All the activities are very good and nice atmosphere, service is top class and staff is very competative.

It was an awesome experience to visit here.. They provide taste breakfast and lunch. A must visit place. Recommended month to visit is October latn n onwards..

My experience at Patatabh Garh Farm in Jhajjar was absolutely amazing. The place has a beautiful and peaceful vibe that instantly makes you feel relaxed. Everything was well-organized, and the hospitality was excellent. The staff was polite, attentive, and made sure every guest was comfortable. I truly enjoyed every moment there from the serene atmosphere to the overall experience that felt refreshing and joyful. It’s the kind of place that leaves you with happy memories and a desire to visit again. Definitely one of the best experiences I’ve had in a long time.

Leisure Valley Park is a great spot to visit with family, offering a pleasant and spacious environment. One of the highlights is the evening light and fountain show, which runs from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The park also provides ample and free parking, making it a convenient destination. ​While many of the park's fountains were previously working, it appears that restoration work is currently underway, with only the main entry fountain operating. Similarly, the recently installed exercise equipment needs some maintenance, as a few pieces are misaligned. ​Despite these minor issues, the park remains a good place to spend time and enjoy the evening atmosphere.

Leisure valley park now it is Maharana pratap swarn Jayanti park. It is the heart in sector 29. Best place for family and with friends. For walking and running it is the best place as it has kacha walk way which is good for your knee. You can spend with your time.

Leisure Valley Park in Gurugram is one of those rare spots in the city where you can take a real break from the fast-paced urban chaos. Spread across lush greenery, the park offers an ideal combination of calmness, beauty, and local culture. I recently visited the park during a Pradarshani (exhibition) event, which added an extra spark to the experience. The main attraction for me was the Fish Aquarium Show, which was truly fascinating. There were several types of colourful and exotic fishes displayed in beautifully arranged aquariums. Each section had its own theme, and the lighting made the entire setup look magical, especially in the evening. I clicked some amazing photos and short videos there — the reflections, colours, and little details of each fish were worth capturing. The event was well managed and informative too, especially for kids and anyone interested in aquatic life. Apart from the exhibition, the park itself is clean, well-maintained, and perfect for family outings, morning walks, or casual evening strolls. The musical fountain and open-air sitting areas make it even more relaxing. Overall, Leisure Valley Park offers a refreshing mix of nature, art, and events. If you’re in Gurugram, don’t miss the chance to explore it — especially when a Pradarshani or special show is happening!

I’ve had an excellent experience at Laser Valley Park, visiting regularly since January 2022. It’s a wonderful place to relax after office hours — perfect for running, walking, and yoga. I truly love this place! 💖💕💝💖🙏 Just a small request to all Sunday visitors — please help keep the park clean by using the dustbins 🚮. Every Monday morning, the park often looks quite messy, and it would be great if we all did our part to maintain its beauty. 🌿✨

Green Lungs 🫁 for central gurgaon near by iffco chowk region Place where you can heal your soul and find peace and rest from daily hustle of life. Best place for morning and evening walk. Attractive points - 1. Musical fountain ⛲ 2. Maharana Pratap statue 🎠 3. India's flag 🇮🇳

Green Lungs 🫁 for central gurgaon near by iffco chowk region Place where you can heal your soul and find peace and rest from daily hustle of life. Best place for morning and evening walk. Attractive points - 1. Musical fountain ⛲ 2. Maharana Pratap statue 🎠 3. India's flag 🇮🇳

Ok ok…. If u want to know jhula prices of 2025 Dasahra mela😄 Wheel wla 200 Pendulum 200 Child wle 100-150 Chai - kulfi 50-50 Pizza 200-250 food taste average + 50 entry fees

Its a good place for leasure below is the summary of tickets and show details. Only entry : 700/-(you get a prepaid card with 500 balance which can be used for food ordering) inclusive in 700 Entry plus show: 1600/- u get free entry plus the theatre show no food card u have to purchase on own. the theatre act is a total 2hrs theatre act which is very good and worth investing, to watch all the stage performance with full of energy and good story line.

One of the most iconic place in the NCR, a wonderful experience with all friends visited with me, the Auditorium complex and its decorations were interesting. Walking around inside the complex is a great experience. Always wanted to be here. And so it happened. I cannot say that I have never been here before. We especially enjoyed going to it. It’s definitely worth the price, and it’s good to go with your entire family or friends. In the end, it was worth it to experience an auditorium that has meant so much to so many.

..awesome place to spend time with family, huge space, great architecture, superb lighting and live shows, food arena is great fun as it has food stalls of different places of India . Worth visiting place. A little expensive. But you would love it. The live show Zangoora is wonderful. Culture gully is also nice, showing the India and its traditions & dishes. showcasing different Indian cuisine, In-house fabulous theatre regularly stage classic and other plays, a great place for people interested in plays...

We went couple of years book to kingdom of dreams to watch Jhumri. It’s a The tickets are heavily priced. It’s a theatre where you can watch shows with nice visually effects like Zangoora & Jhumru. Went with parents. Show is nice. The place is nice too. You can check out tickets on nearbuy for any deals or discounts. Better to go on weekdays since there is lesser rush & ticket prices are lesser. Better to book tickets in advance online. Food is not included in tickets. There is a nice food court where you can buy food against coupons. There is a nice landscaping and artificial sky roof types. There is a fantasy park for kids which has separate tickets. Kingdom of Dreams entry fees – Diamond, Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze. Diamond tickets cost ₹2999 per person on weekdays and ₹3999 per person on weekends. Platinum tickets are priced at ₹2499 per person (weekdays) and ₹2999 per person (weekends) and Gold tickets cost ₹1999 and ₹2499.

This place is so amazing and has a lot to offer. The food restaurants and cafes offer tasty food. The restaurants are theme based and show diversity of indian culture by providing state specific foods. There are many outlets where you can buy clothes, souvenirs and other items. The ambience is so lovely and on weekends there are some live performances which are really awesome. The culture gully is the live stage show, which is also a must visit if you visit this place

Situated in Gurgaon, Delhi NC Region, it's a complete package for a weekend gateway, especially for kids. You can pester your taste buds with variety of cuisine from different states of India. There are handcrafted products and other exquisite products on sale for home decor. You can also also enjoy shows at different auditoriums. The entry fee is nominal Rs. 800/- per person, which can be redeemed at any of the food outlets. The weekend entry fee is higher. Must go for those who would like to enjoy quality time with children.

Visual feast with beautiful settings. Particularly the sky roof is gorgeous and personifies the entire setting. Each hotel or store is basis a theme. Food is decent, photography is a strict no inside the hotels or stores. Selfies are okay if clicked one or two. Live performances are terrific. Opera / Dramas are additional. Stores are expensive as the goods are hand crafted.

Om Sai Ram , since i am from Lucknow india i always used to go to baba temple of every Thursday ,but i never thought i will get chance to visit baba temple in Brampton Canada. Temple had same vibe and energy as in india ,it was very nicely managed. Even prasad served was very tasty and reminded me of my home. Temple management is planning to move to bigger location in future hope they make it with the plan. Om sai ram

Divine... Good Vibes.. Thursday crowd as Usal..So parking space will be challenge... Pooja Aarti time is 9PM..it will take 45 minutes. Bajans on Thursday is a great thing.

I visit this place every Thursday. From Old faridabad red light you can take a left if coming from delhi or badarpur area and take a right turn if coming from Faridabad or Mathura. Parking space is an issue so please park your vehicle few meters away from the temple. Also, it would not take you much time to roam around the temple as it is not that big but yes if you have faith then Sai Baba ji would surely bless you with everything. Keep trust and faith. Om Sai Ram

Very nice and beautiful place visit must be recommended peace and happiness you found there must go in peak hours during aarti

Om sai ram..v nice temple to visit with family.

This sai mandir is located in sector 16 of Faridabad very very busy line Temple is big one daily harti is there just like in shiridi A homeio hospital they are running Inside the temple The only problem is with Parking

Very nice, calm and clean temple. However you will find beggers outside but the best part is they will not bother you. Good place to calm you from within.

I had a wonderful experience visiting Sultanpur National Park. It’s a serene place, perfect for bird watching and enjoying the outdoors. I spotted several migratory birds, including storks, herons, and egrets. The walking trails are clean and well-maintained, with watchtowers that give a great view of the lake and surroundings. It’s a great spot for photography and a quiet getaway from city life. Best time to visit is early morning, especially in the winter months. Highly recommended for nature lovers and families looking for a relaxing day out!

Nice park - keep in mind only cash or JIO payment. No cards. Full walk is about 4km it’s nice walk. Go in comfortable shoes. Leaving the park - UBER it’s difficult and there is small connection in the phone. It possible ask the cab wait you there.

Sultanpur National Park (Ramsar site ) is located at Sultanpur village on Gurugram-Jhajjar highway, 15 km from Gurugram and 50 km from Delhi. This covers approximately 142.52 hectares. The National Park is named after King Sultansingh Chauhan a descendant of King Prithviraj Chauhan. The approach road is good and National Park has decent parking space. The entrance is charged @Rs 50. Around 250 migratory birds find shelter in winter season. The best times are always mornings and evenings. The walk around the park is around 7500 steps. There are watch towers to facilitate bird watching. You can even buy artefacts at counter while returning. Don't forget to rent up a binoculars. Electric vehicles are available for those who wish for ride around the park.

Nothing much special to see here ! Ok ok experience for nature and wildlife. Things to remember if you visit Ticket are 50 indians Foreigners 300 Camera extra 200 rs Guide 1000 per hours 🥹🥹 Inside whole park lots of cow dunk on the track side, not much proper walk. Lots of cows walking on the track and buffalo as well its to dangerous no security guard inside the whole park ! Please update the price list in online.

What i really like about this senctury is located nearer to gurugram. A really good place to visit in winter specially. Parking facility available ticket price is also reasonable. Place like this should be supported i can say. Food option is not available so keep this in mind while visiting.

This is the best place for nature lovers. The place is so calm, fully natural, and eternally peaceful. It takes around 2-3 hours to take a full circle of the lake. There are 3-4 watchtowers and observation decks that offer picturesque views of the visiting birds. You need to visit with binoculars and high heeled shoes for the best experience. Carry a water bottle on warm days but do not litter anywhere. The entry costs 50rs per person and 30 rs for parking each vehicle. Restrooms are available near the parking lot. The place is frequently visited by migratory birds from Siberia and Central Asia. One can also find local fauna in abundance. The lake is purely rain fed so water levels keep declining during the winter. This place usually remains open from October to March during the winters

Amazing place for birding. Winter months are ideal, the park is closed from may to oct. It is serene and peaceful. Well maintained and clean, golf carts available so people with mobility issues or people looking just to unwind may avail. They have decent binoculars available for rent as well. Saw 100+ species in the 2-3 hours i was there in mid February. Only sad thing was dogs trying to hunt geese and other birds.

Nice place for auto enthusiasts, knowledge seekers, and students. Free parking available, food court is also available but is a little costly. There is no need to buy advance tickets. You need at least 2 hours to visit. Space movie show is in english and full of knowledge but may be boring for some. The location is odd, far from the city, but road connectivity is nice. Staff is polite and helpful. Neet and clean environment.

If you are in NCR, you shouldn't miss this. One of the very well curated exhibit. For people over 40-50s, it's gonna take you down the memory lane. Kids super love it to see the grandiour of vintage cars and vehicles.... Especially buggies. Kids love the simulator too and movie shown is also brilliant. They can improve bit on the gift shop but rest is an amazing experience.

A must-visit and truly amazing place! There’s a cafeteria available as well. It’s a bit far, but definitely worth visiting. I’d recommend going by your own vehicle, as getting a cab might be a little difficult—though when I checked, Ola, Uber, and Rapido were showing available options. I didn’t book any since I went in my own vehicle.

Excellent museum which is very well maintened. Easily among the best I've experienced in India. Takes through the journey of transportation, not just cars or buses. Guided tours, self guided walk arounds, they have it all! The food at the cafeteria is a bit blah, but I think they're solving for affordability. Do go here when you're in Delhi NCR.

This is really good place and every one should watch it with your kids who learn a lot about heritage of museums. Kolkata tram and Maruti 800 design at entrance is my favourite and there is a cafe which is also unique

Wonderful experience visiting the heritage transport museum. It was such a great visit. The cars , bikes , trucks etc Antique and classic cars had my heart Very well researched and planned. The whole museum is so well laid Hats off to the gentleman who has envisioned and executed it Great learning for kids and adults alike It was such a heart warming experience. Reliving some finest memories of our childhood and introducing the same to our children.

Definitely a long way from home and some stretches along the way - the road was very bad but the museum is beautiful and very well maintained. Great food and service too! A must visit with kids and family.

A Jain pilgrimage with beautiful architecture for the temple. Best way reach is from Delhi by road.

Shri Tijara jinDigamber Jain temple is the best temple for all Jains.here are the well rooms for stay and available good Jain food.this is really very peace full place Jai jinendra

Great place. Calm and peaceful. Organised. Too commercialized outside.

Bhavya Churans& Masala in Tijara, Alwar is one of the top Grocery Stores in Tijara, Alwar. Tijara Jain Temple is a Jain temple dedicated to Chandraprabha. The temple is located in the hill town Tijara, in the Alwar district of Rajasthan, India. It is an Atishaya Kshetra. It is 55 kilometres from Alwar and 110 kilometres from Delhi. The location is a tirtha for the Jains and a tourist attraction. The temple was established in 1956 following the recovery of an idol of Chandraprabha on 16 August 1956. The white stone idol was retrieved from underground, reinforcing the belief that this place was once a Dehra, a place where Jain idols are worshipped. After the setting up of the Jain temple, the place has regained its former importance as a pilgrimage centre.[3]

Nice and old temple in the center of tijara.

Must visit Jain Mandir. Peaceful and Blessed. Heavy rush on weekends.

This place has very old Jain Digamber Mandir (approximately 200 years old) and situated in Alwar district. Winters (November to March) is the preferred time to visit this place. This place is also famous for Pickles and Namkeen. This is approximately 100km from central Delhi (Cannaught Place, New Delhi).

Nice adventure. Must try . The staff is cooperative and humble. They instructed well about the process and were very supportive throughout the process. We tried the morning slot as it is less crowded and also saved from sun heat. Need to track to reach the starting point so we prepare for this also . The need to reach the location is another challenge as it is away from the highway. Overall nice experience

Hukum and Nischyal made the experience even more memorable. The weather was amazing so it made it whole lot better. But it can get really hot in june july. There are a total of 5 ziplines. Enjoy the spectacular views while ziplining

Flying fox Neemrana was a great experience. Coach/ instructors Mr Deepak and Mr ChandraVeer were most professional , patient , lively and accommodating. These boys deserve special note for their professionalism. Mr ChandraVeer regaled us with local stories of the zip area while Deepak helped less avid trekkers , pulling people stopping short of destination on the lines and laughing along with the group. Flying fox Neemrana deserves five out of five for safety, adventure , procedure , location and paisa wasul😊!!!

Great experience. Brilliant instructors (Madan and Suraj) Note: There's a 15-20min trek to the top. Nothing too intensive, but just to inform.

Little costly but worth it, as it comes in combination with Fort entry... There are total 5 zips, though only 2 are longer but still 5 zips satisfy your gut.... Initially tracking to the mountain top feels like tiring, but it's worth taking ride...

Zip lining at Neemrana is a must do. Flying fox was awesome at it. The training, instructors, facilities (like harness, gloves and even water bottle) were all too good. The hike up till the zip line was a bit tiring, about 750m of climbing, but it was totally worth it. The views from each of the 5 zip lines were amazing. 2 tips: follow the instructions given by your guides regarding posture, or you'll find yourself pulling on the zip.. and, choose to zip when it's not too sunny as it becomes difficult to climb when it's too hot.

Super relaxing activity. The experience is not adrenalinic, but it sure has very nice views. The staff is very kind and helpful. Nish and Hukum (apologies for spelling errors) were with us, making us feel safe, relaxed, and at home. I would do it again.

You can save your time and skin (from scorching heat), money, fuel if you skip this place. Someone suggested that it is more beautiful than the Alwar museum. Because of world heritage day, there were no tickets anywhere. However these people still charged for parking as well as per person cost. They strictly asked us to not carry single plastic items like Kurkure/coca cola etc as it's not allowed. When we visited the fort, they have not maintained it and chips packet were there on the stairs. Also, there is no shade in this fort. It's plain and no architecture. Simple white walls. The only good part was a temple which was good. Another good thing was the view from a corner of the fort. However, it is under construction and looking at the condition, the ceiling may fall any time.

Bala Quila or Alwar Fort is a stunning 15th-century fort nestled in the Aravalli Hills, offering breathtaking views of Alwar city. With its massive gates, Mughal-Rajput architecture, and peaceful surroundings, it’s a delight for history lovers and photographers alike. The fort itself is huge and filled with stories of Rajputana valor and Mughal influence. It is spread over a massive area of around 5 km, with six majestic gates and numerous watchtowers. The architecture reflects a blend of Rajputana strength and Mughal elegance, with beautifully carved arches, massive gateways, and strategic bastions. Walking through its ruins, you can almost imagine the tales of kings, battles, and royal life that once echoed within its walls. It's grand gates, watchtowers, and walls stand as a testament to its strategic importance in history. Though some parts are in ruins, it only adds to the feeling of stepping back in time. The fort also houses a museum with old guns, swords, and artifacts that reflect its royal past. One of the highlights is the peaceful atmosphere—you don’t find heavy crowds here like at other tourist spots, making it perfect for those who love exploring heritage in a quiet, relaxed way. If you are a history buff, nature lover, or simply someone who enjoys panoramic views, Bala Fort is a must-visit. What makes the visit truly special is the location. The drive up to the fort is through dense green forest, part of the Sariska Tiger Reserve region, making it scenic and adventurous. You could see wildlife in this area. This scenic drive through greenery adds to the charm. Once at the top, the view of Alwar city is breathtaking, especially at sunrise and sunset when the golden light spreads over the Aravalli. Tip: Carry water, wear comfortable shoes, and try visiting early in the morning or evening for the best experience. A true hidden gem of Rajasthan that deserves much more attention—if you are in or around Alwar, Bala Fort is a must-visit!

A small museum building with a large courtyard on the precipice, is the setting you can expect. Nothing is unusual or novel but the drive up the hill is pleasant with the sight of parts of the fort wall or some ruined structure here and there dotting along... Worth the trouble in the context of this small town with not much to see otherwise if you are on a long weekend.

While the fort in itself is nice, some parts are not well-maintained, specially some ceilings and walls, and appear as if they'll disintegrate at any time. The problem, as in most places is the attitude of the ticketing staff and the security. Apparently there is a jeep safari and the cost is prohibitive for a single person. Many people do not visit, and I too was warned by well-wishers where I was staying that it would be better not to visit. However having gone all the way to Alwar, I felt that I might later regret missing this visit. There were hardly any visitors, & I was told to pay the full amount for a jeep if I was interested in going alone, or wait till more people came. I decided to wait for a while, but for at least half an hour no one turned up. Then two visitors in a private vehicle, were kind enough to accommodate me, so for ₹10 only I was fortunate enough to visit the fort and a couple of serene temples inside the complex. So unless you have your own private vehicle, visiting this place is a tedious and costly process, and requires careful planning. The fort & it's precincts are well-maintained, I didn't see any litter inside, though some do manage to sneak in some packages snacks and water bottles and throw them here and there.

While returning from Jaipur on 21st October 2025, we decided to take a detour and visit bala Quila in Alwar. It was a good distance of around 50 km from Mumbai expressway through rural area of Rajsthan. We reached at the entry gate at 3.30 pm and to our disappointment, there was a board on entry gate mentioning that approach road to the fort from entry gates was damaged somewhere (in between) so no one was allowed to visit the fort. A person standing there (looked like dalal) said that he was the ticket selling person. He said that you can't go to the fort and he offered us a Jungle safari for Rs.7400 which was a real scam type thing. Another person told us that road is damaged since last 8 months and there was no idea when it will be repaired and open for public. In sheer disappointment, we just visited moosi maharani ki chatri (5 minute drive from fort entry gate) and returned to Delhi. So anyone planning to visit Bala quila, do check first the latest update and then go there. Posting some picture of moosi maharni ki chatri.

Bala Quila, also known as Alwar Fort, is a massive hilltop fort overlooking the city of Alwar. The drive up the hill itself is scenic, surrounded by the Aravalli hills and greenery. Once you reach the fort, the views of the entire city and surrounding valley are absolutely breathtaking – definitely the highlight of the visit. The fort has a long history, and you can still see ancient gates, walls, and old palaces inside. However, much of the structure is in ruins and not properly maintained. Foreign visitors may find the site less polished compared to forts in Jaipur or Udaipur, but it feels raw and authentic, almost untouched. ⚠️ Practical Tips: Entry fee is minimal (₹50 / less than $1). Best to hire a local guide if you want the historical details, since there aren’t many boards with information. Carry water, wear comfortable shoes, and avoid visiting late evening as it gets deserted. You may need a permit from the Forest Office at the base (check before going).

Good place to visit the legacy of Rajasthan but it was temporarily closed when I visited it. So kindly confirm on the given details when you are visiting the fort.

Believed to have been built by Maharaja Vinay Singh for his queen, it was once used as a summer retreat by the royals. Nestled on the baks of the Siliserh Lake on the outskirts of Always, the palace offers scenic views over the lake sone some surrounding hills. Entry is ₹100 & one can exchange the ticket for a bottle of water and some insipid tea/coffee.

Siliserh Lake is a peaceful escape from the city. The lake is clean, surrounded by green hills, and perfect for photography or a quiet walk. You can see local fishermen and enjoy a calm boat ride. There are small food stalls near the entrance, but bringing your own snacks is also nice. Great for couples, families, and solo travelers who want a relaxing day in nature. Highly recommended if you’re visiting Alwar.

Beautiful place to see this place. We all enjoyed there. Small cafe is on the top of the building on Lake. Wifi is available in the cafe. You can use this as mobile internet connectivity is not there. Small bar also in this same building in bottom floor. Boating facilities are there with minimum charges. Nearby spot are there for quick visit.

In between the nature , all good scenic view but govt should take care of regular cleanliness checkups specially near the park side

Very good view. Boating is costly, 1200 to 2500 per boat for 10-15 min.

Siliserh Lake is a peaceful and scenic spot with beautiful views. The ticket even includes a cold drink, which is a nice touch! The road to the viewpoint is in decent, manageable condition, but it’s best to avoid very sunny days as there’s limited shade. You can easily spend 1–2 hours here and even enjoy boating. A great option for a short day trip from NCR!

Siliserh Lake is the wildest crocodile lake I’ve seen! Loved the views and peaceful vibe. Visit during rainy weather for the best experience!"

⭐️⭐️ (2 stars only for the kind staff and good food) I’m giving 2 stars — and that too only because of the extremely generous and polite staff, and the surprisingly good food. Apart from that, the entire stay was a huge disappointment. The rooms were far from clean, full of insects, and felt completely neglected. The bathroom didn’t even have an exhaust fan, and there was no water in the tap — forget about using the shower. It was honestly shocking for a place that claims to be 4 stars property. Cleanliness and basic facilities were completely missing. Definitely not worth the money or the hassle. Wouldn’t recommend unless the management seriously upgrades the property and pays attention to hygiene and guest comfort.

Our stay at Sariska Tiger Camp Resort was nothing short of outstanding. From the moment we arrived, the warm hospitality and serene atmosphere made us feel completely at home. The property is beautifully maintained, offering the perfect blend of comfort and nature. The food was absolutely delicious—fresh, flavourful, and thoughtfully prepared. Every meal felt like a treat, with a great variety to choose from. A special mention to Mr. Sebastian and Mr. Pravin for their exceptional service. Their attentiveness, professionalism, and genuine care truly elevated our experience. They went above and beyond to ensure everything was perfect throughout our stay. Highly recommend Sariska Tiger Camp Resort to anyone looking for a memorable and refreshing getaway. We can’t wait to visit again!

We stayed at Sariska Tiger Camp Resort for our company’s offsite, and it was a wonderful experience. The property is peaceful and green, the rooms were clean and spacious, and the staff was extremely courteous and helpful throughout. The team was also very accommodating with our requests and made sure everything ran smoothly. Would definitely recommend it for group outings or a weekend getaway!

The reception staff at this hotel are pathetic, and the property manager is just as bad. From the moment I arrived with two friends, we felt judged by the staff before we even said a word. Despite booking through Cleartrip for a better rate, they changed the room from what was initially shown. Not a single order was delivered on time. The hotel’s infrastructure is terrible and completely fails at basic customer satisfaction. To make matters worse, when we returned from dinner, the main door was locked and the staff were asleep, leaving no security at the entrance. Poor management, especially the arrogant receptionist from Kerala and the rude manager, makes this place unfit for the hospitality industry.

It's really nice place to enjoy with family ... Spacious room , swimming pool with all amenities.... Room size is also big and spacious along with traditional look make it fantastic look Team is very cool and supportive Food also here is tasty and yummy .... Keep it up team .... 👍

Place is awesome to visit, very pretty ambience and specially food is very tasty. Staff is very supporting and well behaved. Good place to visit with family n friends

It was a descent stay however not that good Highs - Location, Food, Music, Hospitality and Weather - Amazing Lows - Rooms/Restroom hygeine and swimming pool - Average

Entry to Zone 1 and 2, has gos parking a canteen , had good chai, and latter parantha which was also good, sighted jungle cat, hare, water snake, no luck with tiger as they was a Buffalo kill inside the bushes by a male and female tigers, waited for long but no luck as they did not show up.

A very beautiful landscape to see but not in summers , the place is made for the winters with an extraordinary view and great landscape

Safari ride was good and we were able to see many animals including a tiger. However the 65 km of the road that leads to sariska, is in horrible shape with potholes all over. Can't drive at more than 10kmph on it. Toilets are in bad shape with horrible smell. Punctuality is lacking in the timings of safari.

Good place for take a break from work and enjoy the nature, love it

Wonderful experience. One of the best jungle safari. Guide was really nice. Carry water with you on safari as it gets really hot during this time of the year on afternoons rides. There are two different times one in morning and other one in afternoon. Please check timings before coming to safari gate.

Good place to visit in summers. Do carry waterbottle while going in canter/gypsy. Canter price around 700 something for indian person. One local guide will be available in canter. Online booking can be done one day prior.

Overall experience was good. If you want gypsy then book it in advance otherwise canter will be available. Check time slots before visiting. Chances of tiger sighting is low but if you are lucky enough you can sight tiger

Bhangarh Fort is a fascinating historical site with incredible architecture and stories that take you back in time. The fort complex is vast, with ample parking available, and local Hindi-speaking guides at the entrance make the visit more engaging with their tales of history and folklore. The entry ticket for Indian guests is very reasonable at just ₹25. While the fort’s upkeep could be better—with limited maintenance, no clean washrooms, and monkeys freely roaming around—the charm of the ruins and the atmosphere more than make up for it. A must-visit for history and heritage lovers.

★★Description★★ ​Bhangarh Fort, located in the Alwar district of Rajasthan, is widely known as the "Most Haunted Place in India". Constructed in the 17th century by Raja Madho Singh, the fort once stood as a thriving town with palaces, temples, and a bustling marketplace, all showcasing a blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture. However, its prosperity was short-lived, with its ruins now shrouded in chilling local legends, most famously involving a sorcerer's curse on the beautiful Princess Ratnavati and an ascetic, Guru Balu Nath, whose condition about the fort's shadow was violated. The Archaeological Survey of India has legally prohibited entry into the fort premises after sunset and before sunrise due to its infamous reputation. Despite the eerie atmosphere and desolate nature of the ruins, Bhangarh remains a significant historical site and a major attraction for thrill-seekers and paranormal enthusiasts. ★★★ After visit, I think this wonderful place is one of the best forts in Rajasthan in case of ambiance. ★ No haunted activity is there. All forts of Rajasthan are closed at 6:30 PM (Plus minus 30 minutes for sun light). Inside this fort few number of leopards are found after sunset ( Source local people and Shop owner). Entry fees 25 rupees for Indian.(Cash Payment) Online Payment 20 rupees. A must visit palce in Rajasthan.

The place is claimed to be haunted but during the day of course there are no spooky vibes. In fact it's like just another fort. ASI renovation and restoration is going on. The guides tell intresting stories and it is recommended to hire one. Be careful of what you pay them since there in always scope of bargaining. There is nothing which offers anything to eat or drink within the fort and hence carry your own water. There is natural aquifier system with a baori or a stepwell which is intresting. The fort in itself is not very large and can be covered in 1-2 hours. Views after climbing to the top roof are impressive and give you the layout of the market, approach, fort walls and the temples within the fort. Cleanliness is a big issue and within the fort there is too much litter which we the citizenry have created. Approach is ok ok as it's a state highway. Beautiful views of the arravalis

Firstly, visit the place before sunset or reach not later than 4 in the evening because the guard will suggest doing it quickly. By the time I reached there, it was closed (5 o'clock in the evening), so I just conversed with the guards; they were very friendly, and there was a Hanuman temple at the entrance. The whole vibe was different. I was very excited to be there, and my sister was feeling low at the same time.

🏰 Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan – A Perfect Blend of History, Mystery & Natural Beauty 🙇‍♂️✨ I visited Bhangarh Fort on 27th June 2025, and my first reaction was — “Wow!” 🤩 This fascinating place truly feels like stepping into a living legend, where ancient stories whisper through every wall and corridor 📜💫. The fort’s majestic architecture, mysterious aura, and stunning natural surroundings gave me absolute goosebumps 🥶🛕. The path leading to the fort is beautifully lined with old banyan trees 🌳, their hanging vines creating an enchanting, almost magical atmosphere. Inside the fort, you’ll discover centuries-old temples, playful monkeys, and elegant peacocks moving freely 🐒🦚. The view from the top is breathtaking — especially during sunrise or sunset 🌄😍. Some inner chambers have a distinct smell and are home to bats 🦇, adding to the fort’s eerie and mysterious vibe 👻. No wonder it’s often called “the most haunted place in India” — every corner tells a silent tale from the past ⏳💀. Surrounded by the majestic Aravalli Hills ⛰️🌿, Bhangarh Fort offers a perfect mix of peace and thrill — ideal for history lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers 🔮📸✨. ⭐ Overall: A mesmerizing fusion of history, nature, and mystery — truly a must-visit destination for anyone craving an unforgettable experience in Rajasthan 🔥🔥🌟🙌🏻

"I recently visited Bhangarh Fort and was thoroughly impressed by its rich history and stunning architecture. The fort's unique blend of Hindu and Islamic styles is a testament to the region's cultural heritage. The panoramic views of the surrounding landscape from the royal palace are breathtaking. While the fort's haunted reputation adds an element of excitement, I didn't experience anything paranormal during my visit. The guides were knowledgeable and shared interesting stories about the fort's history and legends. The fort is well-maintained, and the temples and palaces are still intact. I recommend visiting during the winter months (November to February) for the best experience. Be prepared for a moderate hike and wear comfortable shoes. Overall, Bhangarh Fort is a must-visit destination for history buffs, architecture enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a unique experience. I'm glad I had the opportunity to explore this incredible piece of India's past."

It was good to visit over there and diving into the history of Bhangarh fort. While going to the top there was a small area which was stinging too much due to the presence of bats. Good to go during October - April. Nature beauty is there and pics also come ausmn. If it is raining then do go in rubber slippers because you will confront the water coming from the nearby water falls.

Spiritual experience of Harshita Mata Mandir with indo greek mythology and sculpture worth visiting and going around the platform

The Harshad Mata Temple is an ancient Hindu temple located just opposite to the famous Chand Baori stepwell in Rajasthan. It' approximately 25 kms from pupular Mehandipur Balaji temple. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Harshat Mata, believed to be the goddess of joy and happiness. Built during the 8th-9th century by the Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty. Plenty of parking available.

I was there at noon so the temple was almost empty. The temple is located right next to the Chand Baori step well. At first, I didn't know it was the temple there. My curiosity took me to the temple. It was a small temple, yet it was old, quiet and beautiful. I had to say its architecture and design were super impressive. I spent some time there to pray and look around.

The Harshad Mata Temple is an ancient Hindu temple located in Abhaneri, Rajasthan, near the famous Chand Baori stepwell in the Dausa district. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Harshat Mata, believed to be the goddess of joy and happiness. Built during the 8th-9th century by the Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty. Showcases stunning Rajasthani architecture, with intricate carvings and sculptures. Though partially in ruins, it remains an important religious and historical site. The temple is closely associated with the Chand Baori, one of India’s deepest stepwells. A major festival and fair is held here annually, attracting devotees and tourists. This temple stands as a significant cultural and historical landmark, reflecting the rich heritage of Rajasthan.

The temple is dedicated to Harshat Mata, who is considered to be the goddess of joy and "Happiness". The temple was built in the 9th century AD by King Chand of the Chahamana dynasty. It is built in the Solanki architectural style and is decorated with intricate carvings and sculptures. The temple complex includes a sanctuary, a mandapa, and a pradakshina path. One of the most unique features of the temple is the series of projecting balconies that run along the exterior walls. These balconies are decorated with sculptures of gods, goddesses, and mythical creatures. The temple is also known for its stunning ceiling, which is adorned with beautiful frescoes depicting scenes from Hindu mythology. The frescoes are still visible today and have been restored in recent years. Harshat Mata Mandir is a popular destination for tourists and pilgrims alike. It is located near the famous Chand Baori stepwell, which is also a popular tourist attraction. The temple's ancient architecture, intricate carvings, and rich history make it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Indian culture and heritage.

Must visit the place if you are visiting Chand Baori Stepwell. It was a small temple, yet it was old, quiet and beautiful. I had to say its architecture and design were super impressive.

Sri Harisiddhi devi temple .8th century facade in ruins .

If you have come to Jaipur then definitely visit this place because if you do not go to this place then you will forget the real enjoyment of Jaipur.This place is a very beautiful place. You will find many elephants here. You can spend your time with those elephants here. You can feed some food to those elephants. You can enjoy with those elephants. You can take selfies with those elephants, you can do anything. You can shake your hand with those elephants. You must come here and see elephants.

Pick up and drop off at our hotel was smooth. Lunch was delicious. The experience at the sanctuary was lively - staff were friendly, each elephant had an employee with them, we asked the employee questions and he was very knowledgeable. The elephants looked happy and healthy.

The greatest experience so far! The place, the staff, the environment and the lunch was just amazing! You really feel that this is a family-company who have been working for this in a lot of generations. Great stories about the elephants and great work for saving the population of elephants in India! I really can recommend this experience for everyone not matter gender, age or interests! Thanks for having us! We already miss lucky.

I visited Elefantastic – Elephant Wildlife Sanctuary with my family, and it was a truly amazing experience. My kids enjoyed it a lot—they were excited to see elephants of all sizes, from small to large. The sanctuary feels safe, well-maintained, and very family-friendly. The staff is knowledgeable and caring, making the whole visit enjoyable and educational. It’s a beautiful place to spend time with nature and learn more about these gentle giants. A memorable experience for all of us

This is an incredible and genuine experience! If you want to have a close-up encounter with an elephant and not the cruel elephant rides at Amber Fort, this is the place to go. Here, elephants have been rescued from bad treatment and are truly happy. The people here truly care for the animals and give you lots of time to pet, scratch, cuddle, and walk the elephants. The entire staff is really friendly, the atmosphere is relaxed, and within 3 hours there is plenty of time to bond with your elephant. In my case it was Padma, a really sweet girl. Afterwards, we had a delicious lunch prepared by the owner's mother. Not only is she a fantastic cook but a very sweet lady, who makes you feel welcome at her home. It gives this experience another special personal touch. Everybody on this trip makes you feel at home, starting from the very friendly driver to the handlers of the animals to the guide who gives you detailed information about the elephants and the owner and his mother. A big recommendation if you want to stay away from the commercial road-side elephant experiences and still want to interact with the animals. Short note: Here is only the location of the office and booking service. The experience takes place near Amber Fort at a large open area where there is enough space for the elephants.

Ele Village in Jaipur offers a wonderful and heartwarming experience for animal and nature lovers. It’s a place where visitors can interact with elephants in a safe, ethical, and caring environment. You can feed, paint (with natural colors), and even walk with these gentle giants while learning about their habits and history. The staff is very friendly, knowledgeable, and ensures the elephants are treated with love and respect. The surroundings are clean and peaceful, making it a perfect family activity. Visiting Ele Village is both educational and unforgettable — a truly unique experience in Jaipur! 🐘💛✨

We and our kids (11, 9 and 3) loved the experience! We met Padma, a 35-year old elephant who has been with the sanctuary for 10 months. We fed her, caressed her, painted (a little bit), walked with her around the camp, we washed and brushed her. It was so great to be so close to such impressive and placid animal, and with great security. I highly recommend for families with kids or families without kids whatsoever!

The Anokhi Museum in Jaipur is a hidden gem for anyone interested in traditional Indian crafts. I really enjoyed learning about the art of block printing, the museum is beautifully curated with detailed explanations, historical pieces, and live demonstrations. One thing to note: during my visit, an artisan demonstrating woodblock printing gestured for a tip after showing us his work. We didn’t have any cash with us at the time, and he seemed a bit upset, saying something in Hindi that we didn’t understand. It wasn’t a huge issue, but it might be helpful for visitors to know in advance that tipping may be expected. That said, the overall experience was enriching and well worth a visit if you’re in Jaipur and want to explore local craftsmanship in a peaceful setting.

The Anokhi Museum is a well known gem in Amber! The block printing demo was fascinating, and the hands-on class made it even better. I loved trying the traditional printing myself, it is so much more difficult than it looks. The staff and teacher was kind and patient, and I left with a real appreciation for this beautiful Rajasthani Indian art form. A must-visit if you want a creative and cultural experience near Amber Fort! Cultural immersion at its best.

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗻𝘄𝗮𝗿 𝗣𝗮𝗹𝗸𝗶𝘄𝗮𝗹𝗼𝗻 𝗸𝗶 𝗛𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗹𝗶 𝗮𝗸𝗮 𝗔𝗻𝗼𝗸𝗵𝗶 𝗠𝘂𝘀𝗲𝘂𝗺, 𝗔𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 | The Chanwar Palkiwalon ki Haveli, home to the Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing, is nestled in Amber, or Amer, a historic 11th-century military town that cascades down the rugged slopes from the Amber Palace and Fort in the Aravalli foothills. This 16th-century Rajput haveli mansion, built into the perimeter walls, holds a strategic location by the Kheri Gate, reflecting its importance in the fortified town. Its original owner was likely a distinguished military leader who secured this area. However, when Raja Jai Singh moved his court to the new walled-city of Jaipur in 1727, the local population dwindled, and the town fell into decline. After lying empty for over 400 years, the haveli was rescued from ruin when John Singh, a founder of Anokhi, purchased the property in 1989 and embarked on a four-year restoration project with architects Nimish Patel and Parul Zaveri of Abhikram. Together, they demonstrated that traditional building methods, implemented by local craftsmen, could be a cost-effective means of preservation. This outstanding restoration effort earned the haveli a UNESCO award for Cultural Conservation in 2000, celebrating the power of collaborative preservation efforts. ----------- The Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing was founded by Rachel Bracken-Singh and her husband Pritam Singh. The 16th-century Chanwar Palkiwalon ki Haveli mansion was restored in the 1980s and 1990s using traditional methods and materials, earning a UNESCO award in 2000. The restored haveli was later converted into a museum showcasing hand block printing, with ongoing research and refinement of museum practices. The museum also engages with the local community, educating students and welcoming neighbors and craftsmen to experience the living history of textile heritage.

go here to see wonderful examples of printing and learn about the different processes and traditions. you get to see the block carving and try some block printing for yourself!! they have a small store with items that are only found in this museum store, so don't skip it even if you plan to go to the big anokhi store later (which you should also do). this museum store also had bolts of fabric you can get cuts of and some packs of charm squares (5 inch squares that quilters use). the building itself is also just beautiful and a sight to see. Get a taxi to take you because its not some place ina big shopping center its by the fort and the driver will be helpful in getting you there.

One of the most interesting museums I've been to. It's not a big fancy place, but if you're genuinely interested in the history of textiles, this is a great spot. Entry fee is cheap (even for tourists), there are interactive workshops and the gift shop has some cool handmade items that aren't super overpriced.

A must visit underrated place. Hope it remains like that, less crowded. Great experience of the historical textile story along with the beautiful architecture of the restored haveli. You also get to try the famous block printing technique for yourself

Anokhi Museum is one of the best places to learn the art of hand-block printing. Less crowded and peaceful where you can learn a lot about the history of hand block tools, and the use of natural dyes and witness the live hand block printing by the artisans. However, I didn't like the way artisans asked for money, even though we had plans to tip them. The ticket charges are 80Rs per person. There is also a cafe outside the museum.

Sheesh Mahal at Amber Fort is a spectacular sight, with its intricate mirror work and stunning architecture that truly showcases Mughal craftsmanship. However, the experience can be a bit overwhelming because there are too many vendors constantly approaching tourists to sell goods or services. Despite that, the historical significance and sheer beauty of the place make it well worth a visit, earning it a solid 4-star rating.

The Sheesh Mahal, located within the Amber Fort complex, is a must-visit destination for tourists visiting Jaipur. Dubbed as “The Palace of Mirrors”, it exudes opulence and extravagance with its intricate setting of precious stones and mirror work on walls and ceilings. Built in 1727 by Maharaja Man Singh, the palace boasts a unique mirror arrangement that reflects a single ray of light to illuminate the entire room. The exquisite mirror work is a testament to the exceptional craftsmanship of designers and architects from a bygone era, leaving visitors in awe of their expertise.

The name literally translates to the 'palace of mirrors'. The palace is located inside Amber fort. The palace is filled with shining small mirrors in every corner. There is a big mirror in a corner-near the exit, where if you look at it, you can see you face clearly. An absolute wonder in the heart of Rajasthan.

The visit was amazing. We took a guide at the ticketing office. Price was 400 rupii for about 40-50 min just be aware that not all guides in India are good some are just scammers. The guy in white islamic (?) hat is amazing. He speaks good English and is also an interesting person. Highly recommended. The fort itself was also amazing.

If you are a student and have a soft copy or hard copy of your ID card, you will get a 50% discount on the ticket.

Simply amazing ! The view from the bottom is breathtaking and the interior a pleasure to explore. The Diwan-e-Khas and the Sheesh Mahal are real gems !

The mirror artwork and architecture of the sheesh mahal located in amer fort is really amazing.

The temple is a gorgeously located near a hilly area and hence there is no access to the main shrine. You will find monkeys lingering around in enormous numbers. A wonderful experience is ensured. It seems difficult to get a cab here. Hence it is recommended to take necessary precautions. The premises were not very clean during my visit.

Amazing geography and architecture, the temple is set in between the mountains. Vibe is immaculate - people singing and playing music and swimming in the holy water. Great place to see and feed monkeys (they're Macaques). Paid entry and you can get a guide. It was also very cool here as the breeze flows between the mountains. Note that the monkeys are given so many bananas that they sometimes won't eat them. Our guide used salty chips, which the monkeys loved.

Unfortunately would not recommend. While it was lovely to see all of the monkeys roaming around, for a popular tourist attraction the temple was not well looked after and there was trash everywhere, arguably the most littered temple I’ve been to so far in India. Quite sad to see all of the monkeys and other animals eating the rubbish that was in the river, which ruined the entire experience. The people that work here are only there to get your money, they commented that the rubbish situation was awful but had no incentive to clear up. There were no bins anywhere either, which would have significantly helped. There is an additional charge to take pictures, which costs more than the entrance ticket and is an outright scam!. Hope someone with authority sees this comment and decides to take action. Very disappointing.

This was one of my favorite sights in Jaipur! We came early in the morning at sunrise and it was a magical experience. We were the only tourists and it was a magnificent sight. The sunrise was beautiful and the swarm of monkeys that suddenly came was cool. The monkeys were adorable and very playful. I can recommend this place to anyone that want a great experience! The cost is 50 INR for each camera you bring. Same price for foreigners as for locals. Word of warning: The locals will try to get you into their shrines there is scattered around and then pressure you for money.

The temple is crowded of people and monkeys. And the monkeys are a little bit friendly and it's better to bring something with you for them and have fun with monkeys. But, the temple isn't Clean and it's a noisy place. And there is no connection there so it's better to go with your driver

The monkeys here for the most part are very friendly. They may climb on you to get food so only carry small amounts in hand at a time. Peanuts are sold outside the temple and right before the entrance. You will typically be asked for an offering to see the different shrines within the temple, 50-100 rupees for each of the 6 or so shrines is enough, but you can of course give more if you wish. View from the highest shrine is very nice, and if you're short on time they will bring you up on a bike which will save you the hike time. In the first main pool try to catch the monkeys doing cannonballs from the roof down into the water.

A spectacular structure, this magnificent temple is built in pink sandstone, amidst low hills, and is structured to look more like a palace or 'haveli' than a traditional temple. The Galta Monkey Temple has a back-drop of gorgeous landscape and Aravilli Hills. This impressive building is ornamented by painted walls, adorned by rounded roofs and pillars, which is unique in its own. Unfortunately, the premises is not well maintained or much preserved; sadly one can find litter/trash scattered around.

We went on a safari in Zone 2 of Ranthambore during the monsoon season, and the weather added a dramatic and beautiful atmosphere to the forest. Despite the rain, we were incredibly lucky to spot three tigers, which was an unforgettable experience and made the trip worthwhile. The natural beauty and thrill of the jungle were truly remarkable. However, the experience was dampened by the behavior of our guide and driver. Unfortunately, they were rude and unprofessional, and to our surprise, they asked for extra money at the end of the safari, which left us feeling uncomfortable. It’s disappointing when such a special experience is marred by a lack of courtesy and transparency. Overall, the wildlife and setting were outstanding, but the service and conduct of the staff need serious improvement. I’d recommend the safari for nature and wildlife lovers but advise being cautious and clear about expectations beforehand

Ranthambore National Park covers a total area of 392 km2 (151 sq mi), including buffer zone.[2] It harbours dry deciduous forests and open grassy meadow. The core area is about 275 km2 (106 sq mi). Ranthambore Tiger Reserve spreads over an area of 1,334 km2 (515 sq mi) at an elevation range of about 215–505 m (705–1,657 ft). Ranthambore Fort was built in the 10th century by Chauhan rulers at 210 m (700 ft) above the surrounding plain. Inside the fort are three red stone temples devoted to Ganesh, Shiva and Ramlalaji. There is a Digamber Jain temple of Sumatinatha and Sambhavanatha. The temples were constructed in the 12th and 13th centuries. Padam Talao is the largest of the many lakes in the park. A red sandstone Jogi Mahal is at the edge of the lake. Fauna edit Ranthambore National Park hosts over 270 species of birds, including crested serpent eagle, painted francolin and Indian paradise flycatcher.[1]

Ranthambore National Park is a Tiger and other wildlife reserve, We had great safari experience, we spotted tigress at zone 2 in canter vehicle. Please do advance booking one month before

**Historical Significance:** The Trinetra Ganesh Temple is one of the oldest temples in Rajasthan, dating back to 1299. Its history is intertwined with the fort itself, making it a culturally significant site. * **Unique Enshrinement:** The temple is famous for housing the entire family of Lord Ganesha, with the main statue itself having three eyes (Trinetra). This unique feature makes the temple a pilgrimage destination for devotees of Ganesha. * **Fort Views:** Being located within the fort walls, the temple offers scenic views of the surrounding landscape. You might even be able to see parts of Ranthambore National Park. **Accessibility:** The temple requires climbing stairs, which may be difficult for visitors with knee problems or limited mobility. * **Limited Information:** There might be limited information boards or guided tours available at the temple itself. Consider hiring a guide for the fort to learn more about the temple's history and significance. **Overall:** The Trinetra Ganesh Temple is a worthwhile stop for visitors interested in history, religion, or simply exploring the entirety of Ranthambore Fort. If you're comfortable navigating stairs, the unique idol and historical connection make this temple a special place to visit. **Additional Tips:** * Dress modestly, as is customary when visiting Hindu temples. * Small donations are appreciated but not mandatory. * Photography is usually allowed, but be respectful of worshippers and ask permission if unsure. * Combine your visit to the temple with exploring the Ranthambore Fort for a well-rounded historical and cultural experience.

Ganesh temple located at the top of a hill inside the world heritage Ranthambore fort There are many steps to the temple along the fort, so though the journey is scenic, it can be challenging for elderly. Also, you can get a guide as there are many of them offering their services. The place is surrounded by beautiful scenery overlooking the Ranthambore tiger reserve and mountains and valleys. The temple is simple and modest. You'll find ample of small shops, cafes and sellers of offerings and garlands as is the norm outside all Indian temples. Beware of the monkeys though as they can be pretty aggressive at times

Trinetra Ganesh Temple in Ranthambore fort is a remarkable place that holds a fascinating history. This temple, which is approximately 724 years old, houses a unique Ganesha statue that isn't man-made but a natural creation that emerged from the rock itself. The sight of this ancient statue is awe-inspiring and instills a sense of divine connection. Legend has it that Lord Ganesha revealed himself to a sage who meditated at this very spot, thus giving birth to the Trinetra Ganesh Temple. Over the centuries, the temple has become a sacred destination for devotees seeking blessings and fulfilling their heartfelt wishes. However, visitors are advised not to trek during peak hours of the daytime, especially in summer, due to scorching temperatures. It's essential to stay hydrated and take necessary precautions to avoid any health issues during the journey. Make sure to reach temple before 4 pm as there is no entry after 4pm. When planning your visit, make sure to carry enough cash, as the temple's location might result in no network coverage, and online transactions are not possible once you reach the temple premises. In conclusion, Trinetra Ganesh Temple in Ranthambore is a place of spiritual significance with a mesmerizing natural Ganesha statue that leaves a lasting impression on its visitors. Devotees are sure to find solace and fulfillment in their prayers if offered with a pure heart and sincerity. A visit to this sacred site is a unique and spiritually enriching experience, but proper planning and timing are essential to make the most of the journey.

This is a divine experience. Darshan is so calming and peaceful. It’s a little long walk along the fort to reach here but it’s worth the walk. There are monkeys here so be a bit careful with flowers and food/ Prasad. There is long queue during key days else it isn’t too crowded. Maintained well.

Our first tiger safari was very enjoyable but we did not see a tiger. They were spotted by forest ranges near us but with it being just after the wet monsoon period it’s very green and beautiful with lots of long grass for tigers to hide. It also means there’s many places for them to and their prey to drink so they are spread out a lot. We still enjoyed it and our guide and driver are excellent and really trying. We didn’t see a sloth, leopard or jackal either. We saw deer, boars, monkeys many bird type including peacocks and eagles. Hopefully we will see a tiger. I was very grateful that we got to go to Zone 5 in the park as it’s entrave is only 15min from Aman-I-khas luxury tented camp which is the best place to stay in the area. I have had problems with my eye retinas detaching so it’s quite a risk on these bumpy roads. I really hope we get another close zone tomorrow and see a tiger. It will be our only trip to India and it took so long to get to the national park. I will update after tomorrow’s safari.

It's a picturesque national park of about 1800sq km, but it may be vast but feels intimate and beautiful with mountains & lakes. We came to see a tiger and after three visits we were unlucky. But luckily we did see a black bear and lots of birds and dear..Great time dispite the road at times.

I went on a safari each through zones 1, 2 and 3 and was lucky enough to see a tiger on 2 of the safaris. There is a real variety of wildlife and each zone has such different scenery. I loved my time here and can't recommend it enough!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ An unforgettable experience at Ranthambhor National Park! My visit to Ranthambhor was truly a dream for nature and wildlife lovers. The jungle atmosphere, early morning safaris, and the excitement of spotting tigers and other animals made it an unforgettable adventure. The forest guides were knowledgeable and passionate, making the safari experience smooth and well-organized. As a photography enthusiast, I was amazed by the natural light, landscapes, and wildlife moments — from majestic tigers to rare birds. Every turn in the park offered something worth capturing. The overall hospitality and arrangements around the park were excellent too. Highly recommended for anyone who loves nature, wildlife, and photography — Ranthambhor is pure magic! 🐅📸🌿 All safari bookings are booked through government website. Or can contact hotels for booking assistance.

Visited zone 3 which Is known for higher chances of Tiger sightseeing and luckily we spotted one in the morning safari. We booked canter and was a good experience . It's a 20 seater open truck.. Route being same for Jeep and Canter.. Zone 3 is also famous for its lakes. Two of them being Rajbagh Lake and Padam Lake..also has beautiful Hunting palace and Johri mahal which is very picturesqueanda gives the heritage touch

Not worth, went there end of October, morning and evening safari, didn't see any tigers and neither did any of the people we met at our hotel. There was not much to look at otherwise, we were falling asleep the whole 3 hours on each safari ride. The safari booking is basically only possible though a hotel which will rip you off big time for it. On the ticket is says 1600 INR per person in canter. I think you just need to be extremely lucky. I doubt that the people in jeeps saw anything. If there was a tiger to see they would see it from more close up but that's it. It's 1700 square meters of park, 10 zones, they always take you to just one. Total of 69 tiger. Count your chances. Like you might be right next to it and not see it because there is a bush. Simply overhyped. There's trash too. UPDATE: went to Kaziranga in Assam and saw a tiger 3 times, out of our 3 safari rides (we were lucky but still), the national park is waaay better.

Ranthambore National Park 🐅🌿 is a paradise for wildlife lovers! Each zone offers stunning scenery—lakes, hills, forts, and beautiful forests. Tiger sightings are common in Zones 2, 3, and 4, and many visitors get lucky early in the morning 🌅🐅. Even if you don’t spot a tiger, you’ll still enjoy deer, crocodiles, monkeys, peacocks, and tons of colorful birds 🦌🦚🐊. Safaris are well-organized with trained guides, but a gypsy is always a better choice than a canter for photography and viewing comfort 🚙📸. Water bottles are a must, as safaris can be long and dusty 💧. The atmosphere is thrilling yet peaceful, and the landscapes—especially Zone 3 at sunset—are breathtaking ❤️🌄. Though some days can be crowded or strict with rules, the experience is unforgettable. Overall, Ranthambore is a must-visit for anyone who loves nature, wildlife, and adventure ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. Bookings are done through the official government website or via your hotel.

Seven Wonders Park in Kota is one of the most unique and attractive destinations in the city, drawing visitors of all ages. Situated near Kishore Sagar Lake, this park is famous for its beautiful replicas of the Seven Wonders of the World, offering a global experience right in the heart of Rajasthan. The miniatures include the Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Great Pyramid of Giza, Taj Mahal, Christ the Redeemer, and Rome’s Colosseum. Each monument is crafted with impressive detail, making it a delightful spot for photography enthusiasts and travelers alike. The park is especially charming in the evening when it is illuminated with colorful lights, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere. The backdrop of Kishore Sagar Lake further enhances its beauty, providing a perfect setting for leisurely walks and peaceful moments. For families, it is a wonderful picnic spot where children can enjoy exploring and learning about world monuments. Couples and friend groups also find it a relaxing place to spend quality time. One of the best aspects of Seven Wonders Park is its affordability. The entry fee is minimal, which makes it accessible for everyone. Cleanliness and maintenance are also fairly good, adding to the overall experience. Small food stalls and vendors nearby offer snacks, making it convenient for visitors. However, the park can get crowded on weekends and holidays, so those who prefer a quieter experience may enjoy visiting on weekdays. Parking facilities are available but could be better organized during peak hours. Overall, Seven Wonders Park is a must-visit attraction in Kota. It combines entertainment, education, and relaxation in one place, giving visitors a memorable experience of seeing world-famous monuments without traveling across the globe.

It was a nice, well maintained kind of a garden with replicas of seven wonders though all of them are not included in the list. Situated at Kishore sagar lake in Kota. IT provides a good view, a cafeteria and a nice place for wandering. Ticket prices are ₹20-/Adult.

It’s right by the lake and has small replicas of famous wonders like the Taj Mahal, Leaning Tower of Giza, pyramids. It’s good for a casual walk, taking pictures. It is not very well maintained. & Nothing too fancy, but a nice spot if you’re in Kota

A must visit if you are in Kota, great for young kids. Visited 7 Wonders Park after a while. Disappointed with the overall upkeep and housekeeping of this one of a kind tourist attraction in Kota. There is weed growing on Statue of Liberty and The Pyramid. The entire premises and the monuments are poorly lit. Didn't see enough security personnel in the park which is another big concern A humble request to the authorities to take action and restore the beauty and glory of this landmark

Seven Wonders Park is a prominent and popular tourist attraction in Kota, located on the banks of the Kishore Sagar Lake, ​This unique park showcases miniature replicas of the seven wonders of the world: ​The Taj Mahal (India) ​The Eiffel Tower (France) ​The Statue of Liberty (USA) ​Christ the Redeemer (Brazil) ​The Great Pyramid of Giza (Egypt) ​The Colosseum (Italy) ​The Leaning Tower of Pisa (Italy) ​opportunity to see these global landmarks in one place, It’s good for a casual walk, taking pictures. It is not very well maintained. & Nothing too fancy, but a nice spot if you’re in Kota

The Seven Wonders Park in Kota, Rajasthan is a tourist attraction that features replicas of the seven wonders of the world, including the Great Wall of China, Eiffel Tower, Taj Mahal, Pyramids of Giza, and Statue of Liberty. Located near Kishore Sagar Lake, it was inaugurated in 2013 to boost tourism and offers a unique opportunity to see miniatures of global landmarks in one place. Place has entry Ticket of just Rs10 per person.

7 Wonder Park Kota. im Abhishek Joshi With My Friends Enjoyed Here..This place is a masterpiece of nature, a true feast for the eyes. It's like stepping into a dream, where every detail is perfect." "Breathtaking views and unforgettable memories." "There's a sense of serenity here that washes over you." "The world is full of beautiful places, but this one feels special." "Nature's artistry on full display." "A sanctuary for the soul