Haunted or not, the truth is that many people have committed suicide or have died unnaturally in the precincts of this medieval era fort. NO civilization could take up the challenge to inhabit inside its premises, So why not take a trip yourself and try to unveil the Bhangarh Fort mystery from Delhi
- Bhangarh Fort - Morning pickup will be provided from your hotel airport in delhi and get driven for a 5 hour drive to Bhangarh fort.
The drive to Bhangarh fort Is eerie. You pass through a village that is ostensibly inhabited. The main road is lined with the ruins of once-beautiful havelis. Children were seated in front of intricately carved wooden doors that had large rusted locks.
The Bhangarh fort was built by the Kachwaha ruler of Amber, Raja Bhagwant Singh, for his younger son Madho Singh in 1573 AD. Madho Singh’s brother was the celebrated Man Singh, who was Akbar’s general. Madho Singh was succeeded by his son Chatr Singh. It was Chatr Singh’s son Ajab Singh who built the fort of Ajabgarh.
Legends tell the most colourful tales and sensational gossip!A tantrik’s (occult) curse, The saga told of the beautiful princess Ratnavati, who was the daughter of Chatr Singh. She was the jewel of Rajasthan. Ratnavati was much younger than her stepbrother Ajab Singh, and was as universally liked as he was disliked. Tales of her beauty and delightful temperament spread far and wide and she received many marriage proposals. A tantrik priest, who was well versed in black magic, fell in love with her. But knowing that he didn’t stand a chance with the beautiful princess, he tried to cast a spell on her. Seeing the princess’ maid buying perfume for her in the village, he cast a spell on it so that Ratnavati would fall in love with him. Ratnavati came to know of this and threw the bottle. It turned into a boulder and hit the tantrik. He was crushed under its weight, but before he died, he cursed the princess, her family, and the entire village. The next year, a battle was fought between the forces of Bhangarh and Ajabgarh, which led to the death of Ratnavati and most of the army.
Legend tell us that it was due to this curse that no one in the village or fort could be reborn; it is forever condemned to desolation and is inhabited by ghosts. If any villager tries to build a roof, it apparently mysteriously collapses.
to conclude drive back to the delhi.
- Bottled water included
- No extra taxes, fees, or handling charges
- Private vehicle transportation
- Food and drinks
- Local guide
- Dress code is smart casual
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
