Taragarh Fort

Taragarh Fort (Ajmer-Pushkar)- The splendor of bravery

Taragarh Fort is not less then a colossal creation of 1354 AD. The fort is directly connected to the hearts of local population as it has been protecting the city since it came into existence. The boundary of thick stone wall was the reason for full proof security. In total six gates has to be crossed to have just one glance of the interior prospect of the fort. The city looks heaven from the top of the fort. The importance of fort can be understood by investigating the history very deeply. It used to be one of the locations of the military activities during the Mughal Empire. After the fall of Mughal reign, British government used it as a sanatorium.

The main gate is accompanied by carved stone elephants which welcomes the local and international tourists in wonderful manner. The Fort Taragarh has the Bhim Burj, a huge barricade where the world’s largest canons are placed. Nearby the complex of fortress, there is a reservoir, created out of genuine rocks, which is an absolute point of attraction for travelers.

Just like all the historical forts, Taragarh Fort has many stories of sacrifice hidden in its wall. There are some sections which are yet closed and not displayed to public. One need not to ferret out the facts about Taragarh Fort, but the architecture and meaningful design on walls, pillars, windows and ceiling explains the story automatically.

The Miran Saheb ki Dargha inside the premises of fort is considered to be a sacred place. Miran Saheb, was a valiant combatant and governor of the fort. He sacrificed his life for protecting Taragarh against the sudden incursion of enemy states.

One can spend quality time in Taragarh Fort with loved ones or friends.