Tijara Fort-Palace - 19th Century, Alwar
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About Tijara Fort-Palace - 19th Century, Alwar
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John Mahal
This long room of three square spaces linked with two wide arches honours the painter John Bissell.
Gogi Mahal
The first suite on the ground floor is an interesting space with a chamfered pillar in the middle. Besides the double bed, there is a single bed in a turret with a view. A small, balcony opens over the poolside. The bathroom also holds out splendid views.
Experience Dining
Marigold Bar
Bar at Tijara Fort.
Khajur Mahal
Restaurant at Tijara Fort.
Experience by the Space
Swimming Pool
Tijara has one of the most stunning pools one can imagine in the vicinity of Delhi. 100 feet of water are sunk on the sloop of a hill so that swimmers are not affected by hot or cold winds. The countryside is glasses behind large windows that swivel open from the middle. Three banana fronds in a strip of green grass make sunbathing a pleasure. There are wide shaded decks on all the four sides of the water to choose how much sun or shade one may require.
Play Area
The children’s play area lies between the Hawa and Kaanch Mahal on a long garden with no restrictions for the children to run and play.
Explore Near by Places
Bala Qila
The Bala Qila (Young Fort) is a towering fort that crowns Alwar’s most prominent hilltop. Amazing fortifications surround the Nikumbha Mahal Palace at the top, which has graceful carved marble columns and delicate latticed balconies with drooping Bangaldar eaves. The fort is 595 metres. above the city, and extends about 5 kilometres from north to south and 1.6 kilometres from east to west.
City Palace Alwar
A blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture, the City Palace of Alwar dates back to the 18th century. Presently, in the ground floor of the palace, government offices and district courts are functioning. The attractions of the City Palace Rajasthan include an artificial lake constructed by Maharaja Vinay Singh in 1815. There are also a number of temples on the banks of the lake.
