A 15th-century Rajput palace built into a hillside overlooking the Aravalli valley, Neemrana Fort has been converted into one of India's finest heritage hotels. Even non-guests can visit for the day (day entry fee applies) and access the ramparts, tiered gardens, and pool terraces. The fort is home to India's first flying fox (zipline) — a series of cables across the fort's terraced hillside. The drive on NH-48 passes through pleasant Rajasthan countryside.
| Travel time | 2 hours by road |
|---|---|
| Difficulty | easy |
How to get there
- Mode
- Private car
- Route
- NH-48 (Delhi-Jaipur Expressway), Neemrana exit at km-122
- Duration
- 2h each way
- Cost usd
- 35
- Cost inr
- 2900
- Notes
- NH-48 is an excellent road. Neemrana Fort is prominently signposted from the expressway.
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Tips for visiting
- The Flying Fox zipline must be booked in advance — call Neemrana Hotels directly.
- Combine Neemrana with a stop at Dharuhera or the Shakambhari Devi temple en route for a fuller day.
- The fort is busiest on weekends and public holidays — visit on a weekday for quieter ramparts.