HOME DESTINATIONS Sariska
Pandupol: Of Mythology and Nature
Mythology says that the Pandavas lived in Sariska during their exile. There is a story about Bhima's encounter with Hanuman.

Pandupol is a scenic tourist spot in Sariska Tiger Reserve. It attracts tourists and pilgrims alike. It is woven with mythological stories.
It is said that when the Pandavas halted in the Pandupol area during their exile, Bhima had an encounter with Hanuman. There is an opening in a rock here that can be seen even today, which is said to have been made by Bhima. As a mark of respect, the Pandavas kept a small idol of Hanuman here, which eventually became a temple. This Hanuman temple is said to be about 5000 years old.
Set amidst dense forest groves, this spot is a haven for nature lovers. Paying a small entry free, visitors can drive down in their private vehicles only on Tuesdays and Saturdays (considered as auspicious days for Lord Hanuman). One can club this along with a visit to the Sariska Tiger Reserve.
Good to Know :
Location: 1 km from Sterling Sariska
Entry Fee: As applicable (Only on Tuesdays and Saturdays)
Timings: Sunrise to sunset
Other Attractions

Sariska Forest: Unheard Stories of Wilderness
3hrsThe jungles of Sariska, though a tiger reserve, are home to a variety of beasts, birds, plants and trees. You can spot numerous birds, rare ones too, as well as wild animals - big and small - in the jungle safari.

Bhangarh Fort: A Fort Haunted by a Magician's Curse
3hrsAt Bhangarh Fort, watch the tale of a princess and the curse of a magician come to life. It is believed that the fort is still haunted.

Kalakand: For Those Sweet Cravings
3hrsThe Kalakand of Alwar should be on everyone's must-try list. It is a popular milk sweet from the region.

Kankwari Fort: The Fort of Sariska Tiger Reserve
3hrsThe remote Kankwari Fort located in the buffer zone of Sariska Tiger Reserve is where the Mughal Prince Dara Shikoh was once held captive.

Moosi Rani: The Grandeur Cenotaph of the Alwars
3hrsMoosi Maharani ki Chhatri is a memorial to Maharani Moosi's undying love for King Bakhtawar. A must-visit for those who appreciate the beauty of Rajput architecture.

Neelkanth: An Architectural Marvel in the Wilderness
3hrsIt is a cluster of 300 Hindu and Jain Temples that speak volumes about Indian architecture.