Sawai Madhopor

Located at the boundaries of Ranthambore National Park this fort is in its ruins, yet it was one of the most desired places to conquer by the emperors and the rulers. Definitely, a picturesque place to be at, this fort was strategically very strong in keeping the insiders safe. You’ll love roaming around and taking some pictures marveling at the beauty of it.

Beautifully built at the banks of Padam Talab and canopied by dense trees among the soft lilies of the lake, this temple is a treat to your eye. Also, one of the best hunting spots owing to the lake that is brimming all the year round in contrary to the dry Ranthambore Forest.
Eat, Pray and love, folks!

If you’re thinking that this would be it then you might be a little wrong, folks. Ranthambore National Park will undoubtedly give you the luxury to go for a Tiger safari or two but more than that, it will give you so much more. This jungle chaos hemmed by ridges all around has Ranthambore Fort smacked right in the middle of it. Ruins in wild, eh? Former hunting ground, this national park has more than 300 species of birds. Birdwatching in Sawai Madhopur gives all the due credit to this place. Come, walk around and let yourself be a free spirit of nature.

Held annually in the month of August – September, an impressive crowd collects at the Ranthambore Temple to celebrate the birth of Lord Ganesha with pomp and fervor. They dance and celebrate with joy and eventually submerge the idol of Lord Ganesha in the lake nearby.
A celebration to surely not miss out on!

People from all over the world gather for this celebration in the Karauli District. Taking place in the month of April – May, this fair marks the beginning of Navratras.
Come, be a part of this magnanimous celebration and witness the opulence of Rajasthani culture and tradition.

At a distance of 14 km from Sawai Madhopur, this lake is one of the most popular destinations for the travelers and the photographers. Bird watching in Sawai Madhopur successfully comes to you and your lenses behind the shutters at this place with numerous species of migrating birds.

At a distance of about 103 km from Sawai Madhopur Dausa is one of the places that should definitely be on your bucket list. Mehendipur Balaji Temple and Abhaneri stepwell are two of the most popular destinations in Dausa.
So, don’t just stick to Sawai Madhopur, rather travel all around and we promise, you won’t be disappointed.