Bhainsrorgarh Fort- Most expensive fort in Rajasthan | kota diaries vlog2 #rawatbhata #kota #monsoon

Bhainsrorgarh Fort History in Hindi: Bhainsrorgarh Fort, a water fort, is located in the valley of the Aravalli mountain range, at the confluence of the Chambal and Bamani rivers. Based on folklore, Colonel Tod attributed the fort's builders to the merchant Bhains Shah and Roda Charan. This fort remained under Mewar's control for most of its existence. The Marathas laid siege to the fort, but were forced to retreat due to strong tribal resistance. Today, we are showcasing this Bhainsrorgarh Fort in Chittorgarh. Bhainsrorgarh Fort is known as the "Vellore of Rajasthan." Bhainsrorgarh Fort is an ancient fort and has now become a major tourist destination in Rajasthan. The nearest town to this fort is Rawatbhata, which is only seven kilometers away. Other major cities in Rajasthan are Kota 50 km, Bundi 90 km, Chittor 125 km, Bhilwara 150 km, and Jaipur 300 km. Bhainsrodgarh Fort is considered one of the most impregnable forts. Its establishment is believed to date back to the 2nd century. Situated between the Chambal and Bamani rivers, this fort is a beautiful and attractive sight. Temples dedicated to Goddess Bhim Chauri, Shiva, and Ganesha are located within the fort. Built by Rawat Lal Singh, Bhainsrodgarh was granted a jagir (estate) by Maharana Jagat Singh II of Mewar in 1741 AD. The current fort is approximately 260 years old and was built in the 1740s. Bhainsrodgarh Fort has now been converted into a luxury heritage hotel run by the former royal family and is a very popular tourist destination for tourists from around the world. Bhainsrodgarh Fort in Rawatbhata is surrounded by water on all sides. Even today, people in Vellore, Rajasthan, live in this fort and spend their lives there. It is said that approximately five to six thousand people live here. The Chhatri of Shakti Singh, younger brother of Maharana Pratap, is also built here, which is called Panch Devla. The Rawat of Bhainsrodgarh and the Maharawal of Kota used to have good relations. Tourists from France, Germany, America, Sweden, England and African countries come to see the architecture and beauty of this historical fort of Rajasthan. The fort complex houses temples of Ganesha, Mataji, two Vishnu temples and four Shiva temples.