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Laxmangarh Fort
Located on a hill in the town of Laxmangarh in the district of Sikar in Rajasthan, Laxmangarh Fort is an old dilapidated abandoned fort. This fort today is an attraction for the tourists. The construction of this old fort was done under the reign of Rao Raja of Sikar, Laxman Singh in 1862, he is also recognized for founding a village bearing his personal name as Laxmangarh in 1864. The Laxmangarh fort is an exceptional masterwork of architecture in the entire world due to the fact it is built upon strewn pieces of massive rocks.
Alongside of the Laxmangarh fort, there is also a small yet imperial fortress, which is also a center of attraction for the tourists. This fortress was also built sometime in the 19th century, again under the reign of Laxman Singh after Kan Singh Saledhi hemmed in the flourishing town.
Histor
Laxmangarh town was founded in the year 1862. Long ago, this place was called ‘Bergaon village’ serving as the capital city of the Meel Jats. This fort was built by Rao Raja Laxman Singh of Sikar Thikana in the early 19th century, following the event when Kan Singh Saledhi surrounded the thriving town. This bottom-line behind the construction of this fort was reasonable, it would help to protect the small town of Laxmangarh from the assaults of the bordering Rajput Rajas. If you are going to visit Sikar in Rajasthan sooner or later, you should not miss a visit to Laxmangarh Fort in Laxmangarh Rajasthan and be in awe witnessing the wonderful masterwork of the architecture of fort.
Architecture
Laxmangarh fort of Sikar boasts of Shekhawati style of architecture which is unique and attractive. This fort is considered as one of the most significant old buildings in Laxmangarh town, hanging colonially over the grand township on its westwards. Being the center of attraction for tourists and sporting unique fort architecture style in all over the world, Laxmangarh Fort is built upon strewn pieces of massive rocks.
Riding on the top of the ramp will enable you to witness wonderful glance of the Laxmangarh town designed almost tantamount to the layout of the state capital city, Jaipur. Also you can view the beautiful architecture of the double Char Chowk Haveli downwards still standing from the ramp of Laxmangarh Fort Laxmangarh. Overall, you will appeal the architecture of Laxmangarh Fort to a nicety.
Best Time to Visit
Rajasthan experiences three different seasons all the year through. Starting from summers, the season which lasts between March to June is sultry and not acceptable to ride on travel to this Rajasthan location. The minimum temperature during these months is 28 °C and the maximum temperature is 42 °C. Any person who is intolerable to such temperatures can fall victim to sunstroke or dizziness. Then comes the rainy season ranging from July to November, during this period, the rainfall is mild but there is high humidity in the atmosphere. The last season is winters, which ranges between October to March is most suitable for every person since the weather is pleasant and enable you to enjoy your visit to this place agreeably.
Visitor’s Information
In the instance, you want to travel to Sikar during summers, be sure to pack your bag with only light cotton clothing, sunhats, sunscreens, and sunglasses to deal with the intense hot scorching sun heat. During your visit in winters, it is worthwhile to carry heavy and warm jacket/coat, socks, gloves and sweaters. Also, it is important to have a pair of good and comfortable shoes. This way, you can be sure to enjoy your travel to Sikar without any problem.
How to Reach
Sikar can be reached via flights, roadways or by buses. Those looking to arrive at Bikaner via flights, they will have to land at the nearest airport, which is Jaipur (116 km). Then riding on the taxis, tourist buses and state roadways buses, which are available there easily, you can reach Sikar within 4 hours from Jaipur. You can also come to Sikar directly by using a personal or hired car from your location.
By Air
As Sikar currently does not have an airport of its own, you will have to use the nearest airport, which is Jaipur – 116 km.
By Rail
Sikar is linked with best Rail networks to Jaipur, Delhi, Ganganagar, Bikaner, Churu and all other prominent cities of India.
By Road
Sikar is well linked by road networks with Delhi, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner and other major tourist centers in the Shekhawati.
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