Shergarh Fort is one of the largest fort in Rajasthan. Built many years ago. Some years ago here found the skeletons of people with 7-8 feet long. One can view whole city from the top of this for but I'd like to mention that the road which reaches here is not so good. It's a sandy/dusty road with gets worse during rain I don't know if it'll improve later. The Chambal river is near this also thirthraj muchkund within 3-5 kms. Here one can sit with solitude it's a very peaceful place here you can also see peacocks.

One of the historical forts of rajsthan lack of basic facilities... All the Wall of fort collapsed....

Shergarh Fort is one of the major tourist destinations of Rajasthan. This fort is also known as Dholpur Fort. Let us tell you that this fort was built by Sher Shah Suri on the site of a former Hindu fort. Earlier this fort was a religious place and was dedicated to Lord Shiva. Shergarh Fort has its own interesting mystery which compels people to know more about it. Shergarh Fort is one of the best places to visit in the district. Shergarh Fort is a water fort that is protected from water on all sides, as the Parwan River forms a canal around the fortification. Talking about the history of Shergarh, this fort is said to be more than 5,00 years old, which is now in ruins. According to historical records, this fort was first built by Raja Maldev in 1532. Later Sher Shah attacked and captured this fort. Sher Shah Sur renovated the fort in 1540 AD. Shergarh Fort was in use until the beginning of the 20th century. The fort is adorned with mesmerizing images, beautifully carved sculptures of Hindu deities and delicate Jain motifs. The fort has four gates but the most frequently used gate was on the eastern side. Shergarh Fort consists of a Hanuman temple, several palaces, courtyards, a tomb and several ruined structures. Shergarh Fort located in Dholpur is one of the historically and archaeologically important forts of Rajasthan. Now the care of this fort is in the hands of Sarger. Tourists do not need to take any ticket to visit this fort. Very nice forte

The fort was built earlier and was enlarged, repaired and used by Shershah Suri in A.D. 1540. The stone fort has four gates and is entered from east through a large gate.  The fort has palace buildings, a temple of shri Hanuman ji and a tomb, besides some ruined structures

It's nice fort of indian history , But the Dholpur fort in Indian history is not particularly special, but if you want to know about the history of this fort, there is a lot of stories that are very much brought from The VEER RAS.

One of the best place to go for trekking. It is a good picnic spot.

Nothing much to see. Such a shame. There is some nice views to be had though. There are also a few paths to follow... you might find a small temple here and there. It's not a must see.

Hello everyone. The Shergarh Fort in Dholpur is one of historically and archaeologically important forts of Rajasthan. It’s upkeep is in the hands of the government. No ticket is required to visit this fort. Shergarh Fort has four gates but the frequently used gate was on the eastern side. It houses a Hanuman Temple, several palaces, courtyards, a tomb and several other structures in ruined form.

A fortress on the banks of Chambal River but now only ruins are there. There are two temples inside fort premises where people visits usually.

The Shergarh Fort in Dholpur is one of historically and archaeologically important forts of Rajasthan. It's upkeep is in the hands of the government.of rajastan

Only ruins are left now at the Dholpur fort which is situated among the mines of Chambal along the banks of the Chambal River. There is also a dam built for this river.

It is just ruins. One can go to see the city from top or visit a Hanuman temple. Nothing special for mentioning.

Loved it... Natural scenic beauty as well as historic and religious place

Not much is left of fort apart from boundaries.

Does not exist except for a few broken walls. Most of it has been taken over by various temples and the approach is nothing more than a dirt lined road

Great experience with spirituality