OVERVIEW
Rising dramatically from the edge of the Aravalli hills, Neemrana Fort Palace is one of India's oldest and most magnificently restored heritage properties. Built in 1464 by the Chauhan Rajput clan, this 15th-century fort has been lovingly converted into a heritage hotel while public areas are open for day visits. Just 122 km from Delhi on the Delhi–Jaipur highway, Neemrana offers a royal escape within easy driving distance.
Tour Highlights
Neemrana Fort Palace
Explore the stunning multi-level 15th-century Neemrana Fort Palace
Aravalli Hills
Enjoy panoramic views of the Aravalli Hills
Rajputana Architecture
Discover Rajputana architecture, courtyards & heritage corridors
Zip-lining
Optional zip-lining across the fort — one of India's oldest ziplines
Heritage Lunch
Optional heritage lunch at the fort's royal restaurant
Neemrana Baoli
Visit the ancient Neemrana Baoli (stepwell)
Itinerary
DAY-WISE ITINERARY
Inclusions
- Private air-conditioned vehicle (Delhi–Neemrana–Delhi)
- Professional English-speaking guide
- Fort entry fees for public areas
- All toll, parking & driver allowances
- Bottled water throughout the tour
Exclusions
- Zip-line experience (charged separately at the fort)
- Heritage lunch/high tea at the fort restaurant
- Personal shopping expenses
- Camera/video fees
- Tips for guide and driver
BEST TIME TO VISIT
October to March is best. Summer is hot but the fort offers shaded corridors. Monsoon adds a mystical atmosphere to the ancient ramparts.
THINGS TO CARRY
- Comfortable shoes for uneven stone surfaces
- Sunscreen and sunglasses
- Light jacket in winter months
- Camera for stunning fort photography
- Cash for optional activities and lunch
- Photo ID
IMPORTANT NOTES
- The fort is a functioning heritage hotel; visitors must respect guests in private areas.
- The zip-line requires prior booking — inform us at the time of tour booking.
- Neemrana has limited local street food options; the fort restaurant or nearby dhabas recommended.
- Walking through the fort involves considerable steps and uneven terrain.
- The fort is best visited on weekdays to avoid weekend crowds from Delhi.