Tourists raring to go to visit Bharatpur will find the district located at northeastern Rajasthan with its eastern border with the state of Uttar Pradesh, the State of Haryana towards North and Western and South is bordered by Rajasthan Districts Alwar, Dausa, Karauli, and Dholpur. The Bharatpur district can be reached easily by rail, train, and bus. Kheria Airport, in Agra, is the nearest airport that is around 54km. Nature enthusiasts will find Bharatpur very promising as to the unforgettable and rare sites of migratory birds that flock to the Bharatpur Sanctuary known as Keoladeo Ghana National Park, where one can satiate one’s desire to be with nature. There are a host of other beautiful sites such as eye-catching architecture, fort, palaces, interesting terrain, temples, and other places of interest that will keep any visitor occupied and make his visit enjoyable and memorable.

What is Bharatpur famous for?

Bharatpur has a magnificent fort and Palaces. Bharatpur is a tourist place in Rajasthan where visitors have much to explore. The place is housed with Lohagarh Fort, Ganga Mandir, Deeg- The water Palace, Gopal Bhawan, Kaman, Dholpur Palace, Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur Palace, and Museum. The Government Museum which is in Lohagarh Fort is housed with ancient artifacts that Symbolise art, history, and ancient traditions. Of the festivals and fairs that are enthusiastically celebrated by the people at large in Bharatpur is Braj Holi. This festival is celebrated for two days in the month of Phalgun in the Shukla paksha. This festival is celebrated every year during aforesaid days and occurs a few days before Holi. Lord Krishna lived in the region of Braj in Rajasthan hence the festival is celebrated in the name of Lord Krishna. The main event of this festival is the Raslila dance which is performed with high energy and with extreme interest.