India is a country of enormous diversity in terms of cultures,
religions, traditions, and geographies. There are a number of places
which are entirely different in their settings and customs. Language,
cuisine, faith, and architecture - everything changes with state and
even within the states. In such a diverse country, knowing it as a
traveler and an observer enriches your experience and brings you closer
to the various people as you look at their traditions and beliefs. Not
just this, every place has seen a part of history that the entire
country has gone though. As once the whole region was ruled by different
emperors, clans, dynasties, and colonial authorities, and the British,
you would, as you travel, find imprints of the past present even today
in the old structures as well as in some of the customs of the society.
It varies throughout the land and is specific to different areas and
locations. There are numerous examples of palaces, forts, schools,
museums, cantonments, Raj-era bhawans, etc. All this is worth exploring.
There are additional reasons why you should often travel - it helps you
relax and rejuvenate, and a stay in the proximity of nature soothes you
as well. If you like to explore the historical and cultural richness of
different places and want to experience more, you can visit Alwar. It
is considered the oldest kingdom of Rajasthan and the Matsya Dynasty
that ruled here dates back to 1500 B.C. This region has seen a lot of
royal battles. Sariska National Park is close to this town and hence a
lot of tourists visit here. There are a number of hotels in Alwar where
you can find a comfortable accommodation complimented by a warm
hospitality.
Clarks Inn and Hive are two moderately luxurious hotels of Alwar where you can book your stay. Amanbagh at Ajabgarh village a 5 star hotel which appears as a grand palace. It is also called a lush oasis and has been decorated with queues of trees that make it look even more royal. This Alwar hotel offers world-class amenities and it is truly elegant and offers a lavish accommodation. Besides these premium class abodes, there are also a number of budget hotels in Alwar. Some of those are Hotel Aravali, Hotel Aashyana, and Neemrana Fort Palace.
Attractions and places: In Alwar, the most prominent historic structure to visit is the Bala Qila. It is one of the few forts of the country that were built before the Mughals came to India. Cenotaph of Raja Bakhtawar Singh is another popular historical site worth visiting. It was built in 1815. There are some nice attractions around Alwar. Some of them are the haunted fort of Bhangarh, Hanuman temple, Neelkantheshwar temple, and the Sariska Nature Reserve. You can check out some delicious cuisines at Prem Pavitra Bhojanalaya, Thali House, Angithi, etc. There is a cafe called Tija which is a hub for teenagers. Explore Alwar to understand Rajasthan more closely.
Clarks Inn and Hive are two moderately luxurious hotels of Alwar where you can book your stay. Amanbagh at Ajabgarh village a 5 star hotel which appears as a grand palace. It is also called a lush oasis and has been decorated with queues of trees that make it look even more royal. This Alwar hotel offers world-class amenities and it is truly elegant and offers a lavish accommodation. Besides these premium class abodes, there are also a number of budget hotels in Alwar. Some of those are Hotel Aravali, Hotel Aashyana, and Neemrana Fort Palace.
Attractions and places: In Alwar, the most prominent historic structure to visit is the Bala Qila. It is one of the few forts of the country that were built before the Mughals came to India. Cenotaph of Raja Bakhtawar Singh is another popular historical site worth visiting. It was built in 1815. There are some nice attractions around Alwar. Some of them are the haunted fort of Bhangarh, Hanuman temple, Neelkantheshwar temple, and the Sariska Nature Reserve. You can check out some delicious cuisines at Prem Pavitra Bhojanalaya, Thali House, Angithi, etc. There is a cafe called Tija which is a hub for teenagers. Explore Alwar to understand Rajasthan more closely.
