Bhangarh Fort in Bāndīkūi

The place is about 4-5 hours drive from Delhi and 1-2 hours drive from Jaipur. To start with, parking is available here for Rs 50. The guide is available here from Rs 100 to Rs 400, but clear everything with them at first. Some of them do not go with you till the very end or on the roof. Now, this place is historic and has an amazing story behind its ruins. You can easily spend 2-3 hours here and the best part, it has many places to explore. Its a one time visit. Recommended.

Known as the most haunted fort in India Bhangarh is situated at 83km away from Jaipur in Alwar district of Rajasthan. It is believed that this place is cursed and within one night those who failed to flee despite the curse died and they haunts the Palace. The main fort is now standing as a destruction. There were 5 gates and 3 walls before entering to the main compound. Market were there in between the main complex and 1st wall. You will walk through a ruined city from the main gate which was known as Javeri Bajar. You will find only roofless walls. Dont expect much to look here like other forts of Rajasthan. You are here to enjoy a destroyed city, a destruction of a fort along with a chilling story in the lap of Aravalli inside the green range of sariska.

Bhangarh fort known as one of the most haunted place in world. It is said that it is cursed by a tantric. When you see it you might admire its majestic architecture, it is surrounded by hills and forest the view from the top is mesmerising. Now there are only ruins with no roofs but it is said that after sunset paranormal activity take place like every thing became alive as it was in 16th century. It is very good place for nature lover, excitement seekers. It is located

Historical site under ASI. Situated at Gola ka Bas village near Ajabgarh on Alwar-Thanagazi-Ajabgarh-Dausa-Jaipur state Highway and approx.45 KM from Thanagaji Tehsil HQ.Ticket ₹20(onlineor ₹25 (offline).It is said to be haunted city having remaings walls of the bazzar for craftsman and traders with their homes at first floor. Inside is royal Fort which is having rudiments of it and all entrances with Indo-Iranian archs but all 5 temples are safe in structure. It is having such stinking smell of bats excreta that anyone can feel spirits here...in the rudiments of destroyed Fort. 7 storied fort having strong walls at entrance and beautiful carving at upper floors says its rich architecture and heritage. Needs to be maintained well by ASI.

Known as the most haunted places in Asia, but experience was amazing. Not allowed after sunset, beware of exorcism, parking available, Entry ticket 25/person max, 60 kms from Jaipur. The banyan tree is really scary and vibes of the fort gives you goosebumps.

This is thought to be the most haunted place in India. Its not allowed to enter it after sunsetDuring the day, it feels like a good place to enjoy. We did not have any feeling of haunted place. You enter through the gate. Ticket is 25 INR except for children younger than 15 years. Can easily buy tickets at the place.There are small kids claiming to be guides and charge 200 rs. We hired a guide inside and paid him 100 rs. However, you can easily read the legends associated with the fort online and we felt hiring a guide is a waste of money. The guide just takes you to the garden and drops you off there.Once you pass through the old market, there is a nice garden and then the fort. You can climb all the 4 floors for a great view of the entire area from the top. The prison cells do feel a little spooky and smell bad due to the bat droppings.Only lemon water stands are available outside the fort gate. For snacks or meals, Safari restaurant is present at a small distance.Beware of the monkeys as they will jump up for any eatables they spotAll in all, its a great place to visit for a small detour.

The fort is one of a kind..built in 1600 and still standing..within 1 km range and full of greeney..its spooky to start with however nothing is haunted about it..guide will ask for 200rs and parking is 50..the road condition is very bad..however reaching the venue was also an experience..must visit #haunted place of India..

It’s seems to be not haunted to me, but from top of the fort you can see beautiful views

The nearest village is Gola ka Baas .The fort is situated at the foot of the hills on sloping terrain. The ruins of the kings palace are located on the lower slope of the hills; trees surround the pond area and a natural stream falls into the pond within the premises of the palace.

Lots of stories about this place, all of you know about the love between the queen and the priest (Tantrik). So go there for the beautiful architecture and the location where it is built. I didnt felt any horror vibe, i clicked many pics, few of my friend riders not even entered here. So i belive its on you how you take it. dont go in summer to hot to handle, no shades.

Lovely place to visit once in life. You cant miss this Most haunted place in India. Built in 15th century.

I love this place on rainy days because of the mountain and Greenery . Also the story about this place is too interesting but after a tour of this place I will feel a good joke about this story.Good place for a 1 day tour from jaipur/alwar or Delhi.But you have to be too careful about your safety when you will be here.

So Beautiful PlaceEasy walking (there are stepsa visit is max 2 hours. You’ll see the royal palace, 2-3 temples, fortifications, and where the people used to live. Not much signage. Need a guide. Best to visit around 7-7:30 to avoid heat and crowds.No water or toilets.

This place is often claimed to be the most haunted place in this country.The tales of this place are famous all over India. A must visit for nature lovers and all the curious minds out there.I would recommend to hire a guide to know more about the famous haunted story of this place. Also visit in monsoon or winters as there is no place to protect yourself from heat in summers.Tip - Carry lots of your own water.

Its a good place to visit with friends. Its a broken fort, because of some curse and ghosts as they say. You can capture awesome pictures for your social media. Awesome landscape view from the fort. It doesnt look haunted during the day but I cant say about night.The parking ticket for a car is 50 rupees. Fort entry tickets are 25 rupees per person if paid in cash and 20 per person if paid cashless.Local people pretend to be a "Guide" and charge 100 rupees. If you want to see things and explore inside the fort which is full of Bats and dark as hell go with them else dont worry you wont miss anything. But if they charge more than 150 rupees dont take the deal its not worth it.Hope you got all you need. Feel free to DM me on my Insta @ajay.kome for additional details and queries. 😇

is a wonderful place, the art of the temple attracts you, but the Bhangarh fort has become ruined, 25 rupees are taken for the in the fort.Location. Bhangarh fort alwar rajasthan near by thanajagi Jaipur road.

The Bhangarh Fort is a 16th-century fort built in the Rajasthan state of India.The town was established during the rule of Bhagwant Das as the residence of his second son, Madho Singh.The fort and its precincts are well preserved. The Bhangarh Fort is located on the border of the Sariska Reserve in the Aravali range of hills in Alwar district of Rajasthan.The nearest village is Gola ka Baas.The fort is situated at the foot of the hills on sloping terrain. The ruins of the kings palace are located on the lower slope of the hills; trees surround the pond area and a natural stream falls into the pond within the premises of the palace.The fort is located 235 kilometres (146 mifrom Delhi and the approach to the entrance gate of the fort in the last 2 kilometres (1.2 mistretch of the road is unpaved.The fort is 20 miles (32 kmfrom Thana Ghazi.The nearest airport is Jaipur International Airport, which is 88.2 km from the fort. According to legend, a sadhu lived within the fort area, and it was his injunction that any house built in the precinct of the fort should not be taller than his own, and if the shadow of any such house fell on his, it would result in destruction of the fort town. When columns were added to the fort that cast a shadow on the sadhus house, the result was destruction of the fort and surrounding towns. According to another tale, a priest who was a practitioner of black magic fell in love with a beautiful Bhangarh princess with many suitors. One day, the priest followed the princess to the marketplace and offered her a love potion. However, she refused it, throwing it onto a large rock that consequently rolled onto the priest and crushed him to death. Before he died, the priest cursed the entire village, condemning it to destruction and desolation. Entering through the main gate of the completely ruined fort city, one can find temples, palaces, and havelis. In addition, there are four more points of entry to the fort: the Lahori Gate, the Ajmeri Gate, the Phulbari Gate, and the Delhi Gate. At the entrance of the main gate are many Hindu temples, such as Hanuman Temple, Gopinath Temple, Someshwar Temple, Keshav Rai Temple, Mangla Devi Temple, Ganesh Temple, and Navin Temple.The Gopinath Temple is built above a 14 ft raised plinth, and yellow stones are used for the carvings of the temple.The residence of the priest, called the Purohitji Ki Haveli, is located in the precincts of the temple complex. Next in order is the Nachan Ki Haveli (dancers palaceand Jauhari Bazar (market place), followed by the Gopinath Temple. The Royal Palace is located at the extreme end of the forts limits.

Natural place.five different temples situated here.this fort looks awesome.greeenery was very good.entry fee per person is 20 rs.guides available at 200 rs only.haunted place.visit in daytime only.

Bhangarh is claimed to be one of the most haunted places in the world. It is situated some 100km from Jaipur. The place is very calm. Some wildlife can be observed occasionally. The ruins are just beautiful and breathtaking. One can go a little early in the morning and explore the mountain trails.

It’s a good place to visit. People call it haunted but in my point of view , didn’t feel anything. This place got lot of rats and peacock. Must visited place if you are travelling to Rajasthan

A very green and beautiful place among the hills. The fort although now in ruins tells an interesting story which compels you to know more about this place. Would highly recommend

A stunning abandoned fort on the shadows of the Aravalli Hills, the ruins include rows of old bazar buildings, temples, gates, gardens and a palace.The location, setting, strangler fog trees and overall appeal make this place otherworldly and something out of a movie set.Come during the end of the day towards sunset and the entire place is yours, but leave before it’s completely dark or else you might be locked in which will be a bad idea.

Not at all horror but the history of this place is fascinating ! Must visit in monsoon and winter if your going in summer carry 5lit water per person

Most haunted Fort of the Asia. Caution by Archaeological survey of India. Visitors are jot allowed after sunset to enter the fort. Many mysterious stories, behavior, trees, architecture and overall surroundings and place. Good and almost safe to visit in daytime and know about the history if you are intrigued about haunted places. Ranked at No. 1 haunted Fort in India. People and Machines/devices have spotted un usual activities in Bhangarh quite often and possibility of mysterious forces exists or maybe its just some scientific logic which is yet unexplored. Very thrilling and adventurous place to be in.

Just a normal fort, nothing great if you miss this. Has monkey menace, place is quite a mess and this being haunted is just a myth. Definitely not recommended if going with family.

Very beautiful and amazing historical place to visit... There are no Ghosts ... So go and enjoy ...that how beautifully they are managing this architecture... U must visit once in lifetime... U can buy entry tickets online or at the gate also

Popularly known for being the most haunted place in India, Bhangarh was, in fact, a flourishing town of ancient times. Built for his son, Man Singh I, in the 17th century by Madho Singh, one of the nine ratnas of Emperor Akbar’s court, Bhangarh Fort was once a thing of beauty and power. It is believed that over 10,000 people used to reside in Bhangarh before it was allegedly deserted overnight. The Bhangarh Fort is located on the border of the Sariska Reserve in the Aravali range of hills in Alwar district of Rajasthan. The nearest village is Gola ka Baas. The fort is situated at the foot of the hills on sloping terrain. One have to walk around more than a half kilometre through the ruins of an ancient market and town to reach the ruins of the actual fort. The ruins of the kings palace are located on the lower slope of the hills; trees surround the pond area and a natural stream falls into the pond within the premises of the palace. Standing in ruins, this 400 years old grand edifice and the spread market town still provide the glimpse of an ancient hustling bustling locality. ASI puts notices everywhere in the premises to stay away from the ruins after sunset.

Went there by road from Gurgaon. While going followed the Jaipur national highway and on return followed the Alwar Bhiwandi state highway. NH is the fastest with tolls. SH is slower but minimum toll. The last few kilometers to the fort are paved village road. Parking available at the fort entrance. Walking from the entrance to the main fort is tiresome and avoid it during extreme summer. Its worth visiting place for its magnificence but not for its paranormality.

Historical place with lot of stories around about the most haunted placeWonderful architecture and nicely maintained gardensTry to visit in winterRemains of the entire place stills remain as a mysteryIs it a natural disaster or a man made one you have to guess

Its a wonderful place to visit although only 3 floors are left now, need care and renovation but still its a very good place to visit with family and friends. Architecture of temples was awesome...!!

Stories, A lot of stories, Full of stories.Wonderful historical and a place to spend nice time. I found it strange place in few way. You can explore your perspectives.

Nice fort. Stories famous that this is a haunted fort. Big complex including few temples and gardens. Nearby natives visit here for picnic plus special pooja. Though not absolutely clean but at least not stinking like many other forts in India. Tickets can be bought on asi website at Rs 5 discount or in cash at Rs 25 per person

Beautiful place and well maintained. No need to be scared of Ghosts. However, would recommend to take a Govt approved Guide with you. You will enjoy the stories, he will narrate.

Dont expect ghosts.. and approach road is a bit dilapidated.. but the fort is awesome! Nice mix of architecture.. not as huge as Amer fort but good to see!

Good place and because of haunted factor much more fun. Bur there are three stories that is related to this place. Must visit place and make sure u go there for a day and hike to the Jadugar place.

Was expecting to experience negative vibes or atleast spookiness of the place due to such a widespread rumours of the place itself.But was pleasently surprised by how well kept and beautiful the place is in actuality.Once in a lifetime visit! There are no ghosts, just enjoy your visit to this historic place and its innumerable tales.

Bhangarh Fort is certainly worth a visit, not just because it is the most haunted place in India, but also because of the fascinating ruins of the temples, palaces, and havelis that carry exquisite carvings.

I was excited to visit this place coz of those fake stories revolving all over the internet calling it as ghostly. I saw the whole place and to be honest it had bottles of rum, beer, chips spread all over the places at vicinity.Everyone has their own story and to me its a hoax. To me the beauty of fort was pleasing but not the cleanliness.

Bhangarh is an Ancient Site protected and maintained by Archaeological survey of India. It does seem exciting with its stories of it being one of the most haunted places in India but the place itself doesnt offer much atleast during the daytime. It barely even looks like a castle anymore, surrounded by 4 beautiful temples, a huge lawn and a mesmerizing view of Aravali mountain range. But the Bhangarh doesnt seem to live upto its stories and excitement we usually see on internet. But if youre around the area its a decent place to spend some time at.

One of the intersting place with awesome vibes. Didnt felt anything scary. As per locals, the local guides used to spread fake horror story so that tourists have curiosity about this place. Moreover, this place have 5 beautiful temples which beautifies this place to next level.

This is a very nice place, you can come to have fun with your family. It is also a good place for picnic. There is also an old fort here

It is a wonderful place to visit. Must visit site. Favourable time can be from October to April. Good photographic sites. Remains of fort. High bp and asthmatic patients can avoid as it it little bit high from ground level. Lush green and soothing environment. ASI prohibited this place to visit after sunset or peoples safety because nocturnal animals can attack you. You will listen different kinds of stories related to this place

Haunting and eerie experience, as was expected. Goverment managed site, children below 14 are entered free. That too is an eerie fact in my opinion :-). clean and hygienic washrooms are much wanting .Typical government apathy. Increase the ticket prices a bit and provide some basic facilities dudes.

I was always curious about this place , due to its considerable amount of fear in people hearts, but it was very different from tales I heard. Its just magnificent epitome of architecture and beautifully maintain like heaven. As you will enter the fort, then there is long walk through ruins of fort and on left side after walking for 800 metres . There will be a road to temple and I must say that the temple is very beautiful and amazing. Got to know from local people that the idol of temple was stolen by aurangzeb. After you cross the temple and walk towards the actual fort, you will find another temple of shiv ji . You can offer prayers and see the ambience and can go mediation as well. After that you can go for actual fort. You need to work little tight on that as its on slopey side. The top view from the fort is amazing and flabbergasted. Its all green and amazing. Although I did not find any sign of any haunting or omniscience.

This is ASIs historical siteAlso famous for "bhooto ka garh BHANGARH " King madho singh built this site in ancient time.Now this time all site is ruinsTemple is without statueNo ghost 👻👻 is found but no entry 🚫 after 5.30 pm

Bhangarh fort is a must visit place when you come to Jaipur. Its around 120km from the city centre to village bhangarh. The fort is 10km inside from the highway. The roads are very nicely made so its a safe path to goIt gets closed by 5.30pm or 6pm because of the mythical touch which the fort has the curse of every one died in the fort. Story behind the place is spooky but yeah a beautiful and peaceful place to go

15.10.21Bhangarh fort is around 75kms from Sariska. Some stretches of the single road which leads to this are real bad. Might have got damaged due to rains.Not many good restaurants on the way so it’s better to pack some food.Hire a local guide who will explain in detail and bring out stories of this haunted place. Their initial ask for the services will be exorbitant but later will settle down to Rs 200/-, though this also is high for the short services rendered.A 200 metres walk will lead you to the dilapidated palace and temple area. Be careful when you climb up and down the road which leads to the top of palace. It’s slippery. Also beware of monkeys, they will snatch away food items. They are all around.Nothing much to explain about the fort, only that no one is allowed to stay back after 5/6pm. You may google to find out the reason for this. It’s all sorts.Overall- A must visit place

Very well preserved and clean fort to visit. There are local guides (Rs.150-200 for a guidethat can show you around while also telling the stories behind some of the legends of Bhangarh (including some haunted stories to add to the fun!). There is a big garden on the entrance of the fort where there are lots of monkeys. The fort is about 4 floors with lots for bats living there. Overall a good place to visit with family/friends. About 2 hour drive from Jaipur.

Believe me it is the one of best places I have ever visited. Bhangarh is located about 90 km from Jaipur you can visit here by car driving , is very smooth nice roads and nice view the parking charges is 50 rupees and entry ticket is 25 rupees per head .I suggest you should visit during monsoon season or in winter season the nature is the beauty of nature is really nice and the place is really clean and you will you will love the greenery and nature.You should bring water bottle, as there is no facilities of restroom and drinking water and any food inside.

A spectacular place located in alwar district of Rajasthan. Predominantly famous for being the most haunted place in the country because of some historical events occurred at this place. But frankly there is nothing scary about it, a very beautiful place in the foothills of aravali mountains. Especially in the monsoon season is beauty increases many folds. A good place to spend your weekend. Go for it