India Travel Update 
The state Alwar came into picture in 18th century when the gigantic Mughal Empire was on its last legs. Alwar is nestled in the foothills of Aravali range. The state is well known for its tales of valor and treachery. Even though today, it is converted in a big industrial town but, still has many attractions to get tempted to. It includes City Palace, Bala Quila and Moosi Maharani ki Chhatri. The excursion tour from Alwar will take you to other wonderful nearby places. Some light is thrown on such excursions from Alwar for your future reference.
Jaisamand Sanctuary
Jaisamand Santuary lies about 50 Km from the south of Udaipur. It covers an area of 160 sq. Km and was established in the year 1957. Its Location is next to an artificial lake bounded by the lush green valleys and hills. It houses deer, wild boar, Panther, four horned antelope, chital, Chinkara and numerous avian species. Jaisamand Lake is popularly known as the Dhevar Lake and has an island where the Bhill tribes of Rajasthan dwell.
Vijay Mandir Palace
Vijay Mandir Palace is flawlessly built by Maharaja Jai Singh. Its picturesque landscape and tranquil lake are its main features. The very Vijay Mandir is located 10 Km from Alwar city and is considered to be one of the fabulous palaces ever constructed by the Maharaja.
Silserh Lake
It is beautifully constructed by Maharaja Vinay Singh in 1845 AD. It lies about 13 Km from Alwar city. Its vicinity lies in an area of 7 sq. Km and has lovely domed cenotaphs.
Your excursion tour from Alwar can be more interesting, if you make a small effort to explore some unusual places like Sariska Tiger Reserve located about 37kms from Alwar and Jai Samand Lake situated just at the distance of only 6 Km from the city.
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