Just 250 km from the capital of India, there is a small city known as Dausa. A delicious name, many would say. Located near the famous districts of Alwar and Bharatpur, the city of Dausa is currently succeeding in developing itself as a tourist area. The city will let you experience Rajasthan in a very small area. Whether it is the famous forts or your favorite camel ride or safari, Dausa has it.

Dausa was made a district on 10 April 1991 by separating it from the four tehsils of Jaipur, Sikrai Baswa Lalsot, after which on 15 August 1992, Sawai Madhopur's tehsil Mahua was also added to Dausa district. Dausa is a city in Rajasthan, which is known for its various historical sites. Let us tell you that Badgujars have ruled here for a long time, during which they have built many forts and attractions like Chand Bawdi. It is said that Dausa was given to Dulherai in dowry and it got its name from the hill of Dev Giri.

Dausa was once the first capital of the Rajputs and after this, they made Amer and then Jaipur their headquarters. When Emperor Akbar went to visit Moinuddin Chishti in 1562, he spent some time in Dausa. There are many such places in Dausa, which remind us of the rule of many kings. Let us tell you that the first flag that was hoisted on the Red Fort was built in a village near Dausa, named Aaluda and it is located at a distance of 10 kilometers from Dausa city.

Let's take a look at the places to visit around Dausa -

Chand Baori

A Baori or Bavli is the Hindi name of a step well. Chand Baori is a step well in Dausa. This well was built around 1900 years ago by the kings of the Chauhan dynasty, making it the oldest step well in the entire Asian continent. The step well is an architectural wonder and becomes all the more so considering its age. One must be there to realize the grandeur and the symmetry of the well. The well is perfectly uniform and consistent. Chand Baori will appear to you like a perfect point projection of a magnificent well. The steps of this famous well will stagger and make you fall in love with its beauty.

Harshat Mata Temple

Next to the famous step well is another famous tourist attraction- Temple Harshat Mata. This famous temple is dedicated to the local Goddess Harshit. Unlike the well, this temple has withstood the ravages of time and has been razed and destroyed by the Islamic rulers who invaded the country. The temple was destroyed by the Islamic rulers. Now only ruins are left here. Here you can see amazing sculptures in a grand open courtyard with carvings on the pillars and walls. Only ruins are left, but what remains is the temple itself, which is a great sight. With a grand open courtyard and amazing sculptures and carvings on the pillars and walls, we can now only imagine what the temple could have been in its full glory.

By looking at the current beauty of this temple, one can imagine the glory of the temple in old times. Let us tell you that this temple does not disappoint the tourists who come here. Anyone can be mesmerized by seeing the natural beauty of the temple and its surroundings. If you are going to visit Dausa, then you must visit Harshat Mata Temple.

Bhandarej
Bhandarej village has a plethora of attractions, so much so that it will confuse you where to go and where not. The village has grand steps and magnificent walls. But the piece de resistance is the humble Bhadravati Palace. A royal estate, the palace has luxurious rooms and lush green gardens. This palace will give you a truly royal and regal experience when you spend your time there.

Mehandipur Balaji Temple
This famous and rather scary magical temple in Dausa is dedicated to the Monkey God- Hanuman. Located near the Mehandipur village, this temple is known to have magical properties. It is often believed that this temple cures people with mentally disturbed and unbalanced minds. This is the aura of the temple. Many doctors have tried and failed to explain it. The glowing idol of Hanuman is carved on stone and is very stoic but becomes engrossed when he gazes at it. The temple lures many believers and worshippers who visit the temple for their loved ones. The temple offers eerie and an adventurous experience that no one can imagine.

Fort Madhogarh
Madhogarh Fort is one of the major tourist destinations of Dausa. This fort was built by the King of Jaipur- Madhav Singh. This fort is situated on the top of a hill in the backdrop of beautiful flower fields. Which makes it a very beautiful and attractive fort. Let us tell you that this ancient fort has now been converted into a royal hotel. This hotel provides a beautiful accommodation to the tourists coming here. This fort is a major attraction with its grand central courtyard.

Apart from this, the roofs of this fort also look very attractive and attract everyone's attention. Madhogarh Fort is one such place where you can visit with your friends and your family and enjoy a great tea here in the evening.

Jhajirampura
Jhajirampura is a major tourist destination of Dausa which is quite popular for the natural water tank as well as the temples of Rudra (Shiva), Balaji (Hanuman Ji), and other deities. Jhajirampura is located about 45 km from the district headquarters towards Baswa (Bandikui). Any tourist feels extremely light after coming to this place surrounded by hills and water resources. If you want to visit a natural and spiritual place during your Dausa trip, then you must include Jhajirampura in your list.

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Lotwara village is located at a distance of 110 km from Jaipur. The main attraction of this village is Lotwara Garh (fort). Which was built by Thakur Ganga Singh in the 17th century. Located just 11 km from Abhaneri, tourists can visit this village by road. If you want to explore a historical place then you must visit Lotwara.

Dausa can be visited any time of the year but the temperature here reaches 40 degrees Celsius during the summer season. If you want to have a pleasant travel experience then you should visit Dausa during the winter season as the winter season is good for visiting the city. The average temperature here during this season is 26 degrees Celsius and at night it reaches 9 degrees Celsius. The best months to visit Dausa would be from October to March.

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