Neemrana Fort

Prime Day & Hours: Weekends 

Suggested Duration: 2-3 hours

Tickets: Offline

Nearest Railway Station: Alwar Junction, about 67 km away

Nearest Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport, about 114 km away

Nearest Bus Stop: Neemrana Bus Station, about 4 km away

Carved by the Chauhan Rajputs into the Aravali Hills in 1464, Neemrana served as their third capital until it fell into disrepair and was abandoned in 1947. Aman Nath and Francis Wacziarg bought the fort in 1986 and carefully restored it to its present glory. It reopened in 1991 as India's first "heritage hotel," which introduced the revolutionary idea of combining history with hospitality. Today, Neemrana stands as one of the most iconic forts and palaces in Rajasthan.

The fort was built in the Rajasthani style of architecture with influences of Mughal and colonial styles. Its layout has winding ramps, hidden staircases, courtyards, hanging gardens, turrets, and shaded verandahs that provide a peek into the grandeur of a time gone by. This historic marvel is often included in premium Rajasthan tour packages for travelers seeking an immersive heritage stay.

The heritage hotel now has more than 70 themed rooms and suites, such as Sheesh Mahal and Uma Vilas, providing the visitors with utmost luxury and comfort. The experience goes on into the evening with folk dance and music shows in the amphitheatre. The adventure enthusiasts can zip-line across ramparts (Flying Fox), ride in vintage cars and camel carts. An Ayurvedic spa, two horizon pools, and a variety of restaurants serving Rajasthani, French, Continental, and Thai food, add to an overall relaxing experience. 

• Visit Neemrana Fort, a 15th-century fort, later restored as one of India’s first heritage-luxury hotels. 
• Soar across five zip lines (175-400 m) on India’s first heritage aerial tour, Flying Fox, with sweeping Aravalli views.
• Embrace authentic Ayurvedic spa treatments, including yoga, providing relaxation and mind-body wellness.
• Enjoy the live folk music and dance shows at the open-air amphitheatre, hosted by the Neemrana Music Foundation on weekends.
• Explore the fort’s heritage via a multimedia audio-video tour as well as other guided tours.