This fort of Rajasthan is hiding many ghostly secrets under the guise of natural beauty, even today the soul of the prince ...

Its name, "Nahargarh," translates to "Abode of Tigers," derived from the legend that the fort was named after a spirit (Nahar Singh Bhomia) who was believed to have haunted the area. The fort was ...

Nahargarh Fort in Jaipur offers stunning views, blending history, architecture, and scenic beauty. Built in 1734 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, it features unique Indian-European architecture ...

Forming an impressive backdrop of Jaipur is the humongous Nahargarh fort. It was built by Jai Singh for the protection of Amer in 1734 and extended in 1868.The fort is located on the Aravali Hills.

BJP MLA Neelam Pahalwan proposed renaming Najafgarh to "Nahargarh" in honor of Raja Nahar Singh’s 1857 revolt. During the Delhi assembly session, multiple BJP MLAs highlighted pressing issues ...