About Ranthambor Fort
Nobody knows exactly when this fort was built. Yet its history goes back to 1296 AD when it was ruled by Rao Hamir. Places of interest, such as the Ganesh temple, can be found within the fort itself. Despite the strong strategic position, surrounded by hills and deserts, this fort has been involved in many battles.
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Places to Visit near Ranthambor Fort
Ranthambor National Park, Rajasthan
2.8 km from Ranthambor Fort - See map
Ranthambor National Park or Ranthambore National Park, this is one of the biggest and most renowned safari parks in India. Tigers are the main...
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Chamatkar Temple, Rajasthan
14.2 km from Ranthambor Fort - See map
The Chamatkar Temple is a very famous Jain temple. It is thought that wishes asked for at this temple are always fulfilled. ‘Chamatkar’ means...
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Chouth Mata Temple, Rajasthan
46.4 km from Ranthambor Fort - See map
Chouth Mata Temple is at Chauth ka Bahwara village, which is around 20 kilometers from Sawai Madophur. As well as having an idol of Lord Ganesh,...
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Khandar Fort, Rajasthan
55.4 km from Ranthambor Fort - See map
Due to its impressive battlements and its position at the top of the hill, this fort has been dubbed ‘the invincible fort.’ There is a Jain...
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Rameshwaram Dham, Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan
74.1 km from Ranthambor Fort - See map
Rameshwaram Dham or ghat is sixty kilometers from Sawai Madophur where Ranthombore National Park is located. There is a Shiva temple here. There...
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Talwas Fort, Rajasthan
77.6 km from Ranthambor Fort - See map
Talwas is located very near to Bundi city and is famous for the grand Talwas fort built by Maharaja Ajit Singh. Since it is in close proximity to...
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Tonk, Rajasthan
91.4 km from Ranthambor Fort - See map
Tonk located 95 KMs from Jaipur is famous for the Sunheri Kothi which is a mansion with glass work at its best. The combination of glass is such...
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