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The Nahargarh Hill amidst the Aravalli Range
Out of all the Places to See in Jaipur and Historical places of Jaipur, Nahargarh may not be on top due to its accessibility, but it is the most happening and beautiful place in Jaipur. The best sunset and sunrise point of Jaipur, and certainly a common point of interest for every locality in Jaipur.
Cheel Ka Teela ( Jaigarh Fort )
On the way, we cross The Jaigarh fort was built over a period of over 150 years in the Aravali range near the Amber Palace on a hilltop known as Cheel Ka Teela (mound of eagles) This fort was built as a military fortress for the Amber Palace. The Construction of the fort was finished in 1725 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II.
As we approach closer to Nahargarh fort we take a short break at Charan Mandir (a temple dedicated to Lord Krishna) One can easily get the best panoramic view of Jaipur city in front and The dense Jungle of Nahargarh Biological Park at the foothill of The Aravalli Mountains.
For nature lovers and adventure seeker birding enthusiasts, fitness junkies and those who are looking for Adventure things to do in Jaipur. Get ready for an adrenaline rush and climb the steep Nahargarh hill on a bicycle.
On this ride, we pass through some of the most scenic spots for a beautiful panoramic view of the pink city and especially the Man Sagar Lake (Jal Mahal). On your way to the top enjoy the breeze and the music of various birds to spot like Peacocks, Parakeets (Indian parrot) and the Indian Roller, etc.
- Bottled Mineral water and energy drinks.
- Refreshments en-route – Packed Breakfast, Juices, Tea, chocolates, fresh fruits.
- Brand new geared bicycles (Giant) with high-quality helmets for added safety.
- Well experienced bicycle tour captains who are well versed in the route.
- A support vehicle with a well-equipped emergency first aid kit and a standby bicycle and in case if a guest decides not to ride and relax for the rest of the tour.
- There will be a trained bicycle mechanic cum tour escort following all the riders throughout the tour.
- A short walk on the rampart wall of Nahargarh.
