Jahalwar - Rajasthan - North India

North Indian City Guide - Rajasthan - Jahalwar

There are many incredible travel destinations in Rajasthan, but Jhalawar is an exceptional city. Jhalawar means the 'land of the Jhalas', a tribe known for its Chauhan Rajput warriors. The historical city - Jhalawar is a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be explored. As you step into this mystical land, you will be greeted by an amalgamation of architectural wonders from different eras. From intricately carved temples to magnificent forts and palaces, Jhalawar showcases the glorious past that Rajasthan is renowned for. The city's architectural heritage is a testimony to the artistic brilliance of bygone times.

Jahalwar - City Guide

The heart of the city has the most significant and majestic Jhalawar fort. You will be welcomed to witness the architectural wonders once you start exploring every nook and corner of the fort. Enduring very famous for its stunning paintings that grace its walls Jhalawar fort is an epitome of beauty. The exquisite Zenana Khas, famously known as the "Women's Palace, located inside the fort is beautified with lavishly mirror-decorated walls and the excellent frescoes will make you stop by and stare at its charm.

On the other hand, there’s Gagron Fort. Surrounded by Ahu and Kali Sindh rivers on three sides, this fort is a good example of a hill and water fort. The marvellous beauty of this fort has made UNESCO World Heritage Site to jot down its name.

There’s another surprise awaits you after the Jhalawar Fort has marvelled you The Bhawani Natya Shala - A beautiful part of Jhalawar Fort Bhawani Natyashala – an opera house was built in 1921. Initially, when his theatre was built, it was used for hosting cultural events and Parsi plays the architecture of this theatre is very fantabulous where the size of the stage is enormous and it can easily accommodate chariots and horses for the play.

Step into the city of “The city of temple bells” - Jhalara Patan located 7 km away from Jahalwar. You should never skip visiting this place where you will get to see 108 marvellous medieval temples. Each possesses unique features incredible history and the architectural excellence of the Kota style. Although it’s a bit impossible to see all 108 temples, never miss the magnificent 100-feet high Sun temple which has exemplary architecture and sculptures that absolutely feel alive.

The Old Buddhist Caves of Kolvi located on the outskirts of Jahalwar are known for the towering image of Gautam Buddha and the carved stupas in the caves. With every carving and Stupas, you will get to know the unique story of the past and an impressive example of the beauty of Indian art.

Jhalawar is purely for history lovers but it never disappoints travellers who have a strong desire to experience the essence of nature wherever they travel. Get yourself relaxed and rejuvenated by visiting the Herbal garden that has a calm, cool and soothing environment covered with a variety of herbs

The Bhimsagar Dam, which has Bustling water surrounded by lush greeneries is an ideal spot where visitors can enjoy a picnic with friends and family. It’s indeed to add this spot to your travel itinerary so that you can exit Jhalawar with a specious sense of satisfaction.

Climatic Conditions in Jahalwar

The summer season in Jhalawar is sweltering and begins during April and lasts till June with temperatures rising to 38 °C. The hottest month during summer is June with temperatures ranging between 40°C – 29 °C. Monsoon season in Jhalawar starts from July – September characterized by an average rainfall of 940mm. winter season in Jhalawar starts in Mid-November and lasts until February with a temperature of 19°C – 11 °C and the coldest month in Hanumangarh is January with temperature falling to 10 °C

Best time to visit Jahalwar

October - March is the best time to visit Jhalawar as the climate remains cool and pleasant lovely, making it perfect, especially outdoors activities.