Fort of Bhangarh: The Fort of Bhangarh is a 17th-century fort built by King Man Singh, who was one of the ministers in the court of the Mughal emperor Akbar. The fort was specially made for Madho Singh II, who was the grandson of Man Singh. Fort is actually a historical fort and well protected by the Rajasthan government. But due to many stories and events, the fort is in wrong reports and it is called "haunted". And for this reason many scientific and extraordinary workers stayed in the Bhangarh fort in the night to see if there are any such incidents, where it has been said that it is the center of souls and it can harm the common people.

A legal mandate has also been written by the Archaeological Survey of India outside the fort that any tourist should not stay near the fort after sunset and the locals now follow this point to protect themselves from the fort and its souls. Many people have to visit here to know the facts behind the Bhangarh fort stories and they have mixed reactions about the fort.

Visitors can easily reach Bhangarh Fort from Delhi, Alwar, Jodhpur, and Jaipur. Bhangarh Fort is located approximately 90 km from Alwar town.

Bhangarh Fort from Alwar: Being located in Alwar district, Bhangarh is situated on the outskirts of Sariska National Park, about 90 km from Alwar city. Tourists can take cabs or buses from Alwar to Bhangarh. You can also book your vehicle to Bhanghar Tourism with taxi Services in Jaipur. 

Bhangarh Fort from Delhi: You can reach Bhangarh easily from Delhi because Alwar city is well connected to Delhi. Delhi is approximately 269 km from Bhangarh. A person can reach Alwar via Delhi via Neemrana through NH8. When you reach Neemrana and take NH 11A and travel about 50-55 km, where you will get Rajasthan SH 55 which will take you directly from the fort of Bhangarh.

Bhangarh Fort Jaipur: Rajasthan's capital Jaipur is well connected to Alwar and Bhangarh. You can easily reach Bhangarh by bus or taxi from Jaipur. It is about 84 km from Jaipur city. From Jaipur, you have to take National Highway for Agra and after reaching Dausa you have to make changes to NH11A. After traveling for 15 km you will come to SH 55, in which you will have to travel till then till you reach Bhangarh. You can check here the best Car Rental in Jaipur, with Taxi Rajasthan. 

In addition to the haunted stories of Bhangarh Fort, there are many roaming tours in and around the fort. Several beautiful temples have been built at the entrance of the fort and these are the Someshwar Temple, Keshav Rai Temple, Mangla Devi Temple, Hanuman Mandir, Gopinath Temple, Ganesh Mandir, and Navin Mandir. The fort is surrounded by the Aravali hills and is only a few kilometers away from Sariska Tiger Reserve.

Gopinath Temple is one of the most famous temples built at an altitude of 14 feet, which is decorated with bright yellow stones. This temple is an example of the beautiful architecture of Rajputana.

There is a small palace called the residence of the priest and it is called the mansion of the priest who is situated within the boundaries of the temple complex.

Tourists can also visit Nachan's mansion which is actually the dancer's palace which performed in front of the king. A jeweler is a market or palace market where people used to buy for their daily needs. And finally, a Royal Palace can be visited which is located on the extreme end of the fort boundaries where the princess lived.

There are several groups of such students who were interested in discovering the secrets and from Delhi to the Bhangarh Fort. Some of them have heard some sounds and screams while searching for the stories behind the stories of the stories and the stories of the fort of Bhangarh, while some did not listen to any voice, so it can be said that there are many people who actually Have not heard anything or just believe what others were saying about the fort. But when it comes to locals, most of them avoid talking about the fort and some of them have screamed and heard unusual voices but nothing has been proven.

There are some very popular haunted stories about Bhangarh Fort and there have also been many unusual incidents, due to which the local people of the village avoided passing through the sunset near the fort. According to legends, it is said that the princess of Bhangarh "Ratnavati" was an extremely beautiful woman and once a wicked sorcerer had fallen in love with her and wanted to marry her. Although she was very beautiful, she had many lovers and one day she went to the market with her friends and was buying 'Perfume' (Itar). Using the opportunity, the magician changed the perfume bottle with a magic pot, but in some way, the princess understood the magic of her and avoided her.

In the last event, the wizard offered the princess a magic bowl, but the princess threw it on the wall and hit a boulder, resulting in the wizard rolled down and crushed. The dying magician had cursed the fort and the princess that no one would live here.