3 Days Itinerary in Alwar, India - Travel Guide

Days	Description
1	Day 1 - Embracing Alwar’s Forts and Palaces
2	Day 2 - Wonders of Alwar’s Wildlife and Nature
3	Day 3 - Savoring Alwar’s Cultural and Culinary Treasures

Introduction

Experience the breathtaking diversity of India in just three unforgettable days. Rediscover a bygone era in the mysterious city of Alwar, famed for its dazzling palaces, forts, and natural treasures. This itinerary beautifully blends historical wonders, architectural marvels, and natural serenity.

Day 1 - Embracing Alwar’s Forts and Palaces

Start your journey with a visit to the spectacular City Palace or Vinay Vilas Mahal, a stunning blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architecture, that tells tales of its royal past. Marvel at intricate designs and captivating frescoes which cover every inch of this grand structure. Next, a short auto-rickshaw ride will lead you to the enchanting Moti Doongri, a stunning hilltop fort offering panoramic views of the city. As the sun dips down, immerse yourself in the tranquil surroundings of Sagar Lake, a serene man-made lake behind the city palace. Enjoy the cool breeze and the soft lapping of the waves - an ideal way to wrap up your perfectly adventurous day.

Day 2 - Wonders of Alwar’s Wildlife and Nature

Trade in the grand architecture for Mother Nature's beauty as we begin our Day 2 haunt with the Sariska Tiger Reserve. Make sure to grab your binoculars because, if you're lucky, you might spot some Bengal Tigers or Leopards in their natural habitat! Later, head to Siliserh Lake, just 13 km from Alwar. Rent a paddle boat and navigate your way through the waters while you enjoy the breathtaking scenery around. As the day winds down, sneak in a visit to Narayani Mata Temple, a vibrant mosaic of faith nestled amidst beautiful landscapes.

Day 3 - Savoring Alwar’s Cultural and Culinary Treasures

Our last day in Alwar promises to be as enriching as the rest. Begin with a self-guided tour of the Government Museum, a treasure chest of ancient weaponry, miniature paintings, and pottery. Don’t forget to venture into the local markets of Alwar - Bajaja Bazar, Malakheda Bazar, and Sarafa Bazar. Here’s your chance to bargain for traditional Rajasthani textiles, semi-precious jewelry, lac bangles, and let's not forget - the world-famous Alwar ka Mawa (Milk Cake). Conclude your trip on a delightful note by grabbing a meal at a local dhaba. One bite into the traditional Rajasthani Thali and we bet you'll be dreaming of Alwar, long after you've bid it goodbye.