The Best and Awesome view lies in the top of Taragarh Azmer. Epic location, it's like never the less from a International places.. Every Traveler need to experience this point of view and the Sunset and Sunrise are totally Awesome and Priceless... 👌😊

This giant fort stands the city at height of about 1300 feet above ground level. It was built before 1113 AD. by founder ruler of the city, Ajaypal of Chauhan dynasty. Prithviraj Chauhan was the Last Hindu Ruler of the fort. After his defeat, Kutub ud-din Aibak belonging to army of Mohammad Gauri occupied this fort. Previously, Taragarh fort was accessible by a steep trekking path through inder kot. Now, it is approachable by serpentine motorable road. Entire fort area is guarded by rampar... READ MORE

Taragarh Fort is a hill fort atop Taragarh Hill. The fort dates back to the 12th century, but now is mostly in ruins though and active area with houses (actually it’s more like a village). The popularity of the fort is probably down to the two shrines on the hill. One is Roza-e-Imam Hussain, which is a replication of the shrine in Karbala. The other is the Dargah Hazrat Meeran Syed Hussain, which is a shrine to Meeran Syed Hussain, a former commander of the fort who died defending the fort from Rajputs. Other than the aforementioned Islamic shrines, the main things to see in the fort complex are the gates. Bhim Burj is giant gate and still in good condition, the others are in ruins. The fort is a long way from the centre of Ajmer and the only realistic way to get there is to use some kind of transport, unless you’re up for a physical challenge. Walking would likely take an hour to climb.

The shrine at Taragarh is the second most important Dargah in Ajmer, and is dedicated to Syed Meeran Husaain. Hussain was the Governor of the fortress of Taragarh and was killed by the Rajput in 1202AD. The tomb of Hussain did not become a sacred site immediately. It attained sanctity only after roughly three centuries when Akbar visited the tomb during one of his visits to the shrine of Moinuddin Chisty in Ajmer. Since then, the shrine started to attract pilgrims, although it is only some twenty years back that the road was greatly improved which facilitated pilgrimage to the top of this high hill. Another transformation started to take place post the improving of this road to Taragarh. From a Sufi shrine, the Meeran Hussain Dargah has turned into a Shia Dargah. The shrine is now adorned with glistening golden pillars closely replicating the pillars at Karbala. Not only that, a Roza of Imam Hussain is created a few metres away which also replicates the famous monument at Karbala. This second transformation raises a number of important questions – what is the identity of this Dargah, a sufi place where qawwalis are celebrated, or a Shia monument where music is haram? How does this Dargah relate to the Ajmer Sharif which sees itself as a Sunni-Sufi Dargah? What about the relationship between the Shias on Taragarh hill and those in Ajmer city? Are there also external influences, particularly from Iran, which play a role in this transformation? These are some of the questions among others that we explore currently.

(Translated by Google) Taragarh Fort Rajasthan (Original) तारागढ़ किला राजस्थान

Good place to see city from high.

This dargah is also known as dargah of Taragah. The story about this fort and dargah which was described by our khadim is as follows Tara garh fort is a fort located on the highest hill of ajmer near about 700 to 1000 feet from ground,At the time of ruler Rai Pithura ,this fort was strongest fort in Rajasthan and considered as not to be conquered by anyone but Sultan shahbuddin Gauri conquered this fort and appoint Hazarat Meera Syed Hussain as a commander. After death of Qutabudin Abik ,the rajput ruler attacked on fort in the night and entered into the fort but Hazart meeran fought bravely and the enemies fled before the break of the day.Meeran Hussain (R.A.)was also martyred in the attack ,khawaja Garib Nawaz himself visited taragarh fort to attend the Namaz e Janaza Hazrat Meeran Husain (R.A.) was a great abstemious saint. He mostly used to be at the service of Gharib Nawaz (R.A.) as a staunch follower. His Urus falls on 17th and 18th Rajab every year.

Only fort wall and a fort gate remains. Mainly dargah

The Taragarh Fort, Ajmer was built in 1354 A.D. The Taragarh Fort, Rajasthan is a spectacular and outstanding example of Rajasthani architecture. During the Mughal rule in Ajmer, the Taragarh Fort, Ajmer was used as an important center of military activity. After this in the later years, during the British occupation in Ajmer, the fort was used as a sanatorium. The Taragarh Fort in Ajmer has six huge gates. The Miran Saheb ki Dargha is located inside the fort. Miran Saheb, a brave warrior and also the governor of the fort sacrificed his life defending and protecting Taragarh against an enemy invasion. The Taragarh Fort, Ajmer provides the visitors with an excellent and panoramic view of the city. Something to look out for is the Bhim Burj, a huge battlement on which there rests a large canon and also the massive stone water reservoirs built within the Fort. The main and front gateway that leads the visitors to the fort is decorated and embellished with stone sculptures of elephants.

Lovely way and feel like awesome when we climb on top of the taragadh fort...😍😘

Alhamdulillah One of the Biggest Gates in India

From Taragarh Fort you can take a view of Ajmer city and beautiful hills. There is nothing to see like a fort.

You can come here by local autos or cabs or by 4 to 6 km trek by walking, Amazing view of Ajmer city and pictures with horse and camel are worth trying and enjoyed a lot.

brilliant experience 👌 must visit place in ajmer best experience at morning 5 PM

This is a Beautiful 🙂🙂🙂

Awesome place, all religions people's are praying there wishes here for different purpose... Must visit once in the life

Taragarh Fort was also quite famous in those days for its spectacular tunnel that crisscross through the hillside. It is a famous tourist spot and remains a stunning example of the impressive Rajasthani architecture. The Taragarh Fort was used as a crucial military center during the rule of Mughals in India.

1-Location: Tarahgarh Fort is situated in Ajmer, Rajasthan, India. 2-Historical Origin: Built in the 8th century by Ajaypal Chauhan, the founder of Ajmer. Holds a significant place in history due to its age and strategic location. 3-Architectural Style: Reflects a blend of Mughal and Rajput architectural styles. 4-Strategic Importance: Played a crucial role in historical battles, particularly during conflicts between the Marathas and the Mughals. 6-Key Structures: Bhim Burj: A prominent structure housing a massive cannon. Rani Mahal: A palace with intricate artwork, showcasing the architectural grandeur of the fort. 6-Panoramic Views: Offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city of Ajmer and the surrounding Aravalli Range. 7-Tourist Attraction: A popular tourist destination due to its historical significance, architectural beauty, and scenic views. 8-Cultural Heritage: Contributes to the cultural heritage of Rajasthan, representing the rich history and architectural prowess of the region.

all city you can see from here and look good cinerease

It's beautiful place on Hills

Its the entrance gate to the famous Ajmer Sharif dargah. Its a strong and tall darwaza (door) serving as a monument in itself,a part of history

Structure of fort is wow One of the most visited place in ajmer FULL PAISA VASooL ✌ The way to go taragarh fort is Osm 😌

The hill top of world famous Ajmer Sharif Garib Nawaz Dargah. Every corner of city is visible from here. Must ensure to carry two water bottles with you while climbing it. Best of luck

Very Good Height. U Can See Full Ajmer View From The Top. Suggested To Visit In Winter Seasons.

Todgarh is a picturesque town in the Aravallis, the oldest mountain range of the world. Toddgarh is also called the Mini-Mount Abu of Rajasthan. The old name of Todagarh was Barasa Wada. Famous Todgarh-Raoli Sanctuary, Pragya Shikhar Jain Temple near the fort.

Very beautiful historical place in ajmer ...

Good place but not people

Amazing fort of ajmer rajasthan this is made in 1113 by bisaldev Chouhan

Sunset view Is just Awesome. View Of Ajmer city from this place is Love...

(Translated by Google) This mountain of Taragarh is the highest peak in Ajmer district of Rajasthan. Here is the dargah of Miran Sahab. Its height is about 1000 feet and distance is 4 km. (Original) ये तारागढ का पहाड़ राजस्थान के अजमेर जिले की सबसे ऊंची चोटी है | यहां मीरान सहाब की दरगाह है | इसकी ऊंचाई लगभग 1000 फीट और दूरी 4 किमी है |

Taragarh

Main gate of ajmer Sharif dargah

World is famous place in Ajmer Dargah Sarif.

Nice place of Islamic mythology

Very Beautiful place Very peacefull Loved it and wish to stay there always.

(Translated by Google) Pane ka Darwaza. Mukti ki Darwaza (Original) Pane ka Darwaza. Mukti ki Darwaza

Be careful shopkeeper

Buland Darwaza Ajmer Sharif Sultan Ghiyasuddin Khilji (1469-1500) himself was a devotee of Hazrat Khwaja Moinuddin and it was almost certainly he who funded the construction of the Buland Darwaza, one of the ceremonial gates of the dargah, and so-called because of its great height. The Buland Darwaza is sometimes attributed to Sultan Alauddin Khilji, some refer today to it as the ‘Ala I Darwaza ‘ but this is unlikely, and is no doubt the result of a confusion between the Khiljis of Malwa and Mandu, and Sultan Alauddin Khilji of Delhi (1298-1316). Before the commencement of Urs Sharif a flag is hoisted on top of this gate with grand ceremony on the 25th Jamadiulsaani for ushering the ‘Urs’ of Khwaja Saheb, which starts from 1st of Rajab(The 7th month of lunar Calendar). The Buland Darwaza, can, therefore, more acceptably be attributed to Ghiyas al-din Khilji. It was not only Akbar and the Khilji Sultans who adorned Hazrat Khwaja Moinuddin Chishty ‘s tomb. By the early seventeenth century the dargah was clearly an impressive establishment with a considerable staff financed by the endowments and offerings of devotees. There was already accommodation for the staff, facilities for the pilgrims’ ritual ablutions, a monumental gateway (the Buland Darwaza), at the entrance of the shrine, and a lavishly decorated mausoleum for the saint.

This is tha main entrance gate of Ajmer Sharif dargah

Alcohol Commaner

Is a big door

All the hostorical monuments are already ruined enviournment is not good for family and females People and kids are taught to thug people their if you go to someplace alone everywhere is majhaar and keeper who's bothering you to leave the place. Not suggesting anyone to go for a tour, place seems to be still alive as taken from prithviraj chauhan!!!

Nice place, not so cloud. Good place for who love to silent place. Also visit Dargha for rest ur hard with peace.

There are three gateways to the fort known as Lakshmi Pol, Phuta Darwaza, and Gagudi ki Phatak. There were 14 bastions in the wall of this fort. Most parts of these gateways are now in ruins. The largest of its battlements is the 16th-century bastion known as the Bhim Burj, on which was once mounted a large cannon called Garbh Gunjam, or 'Thunder from the Womb'. In the fort are water reservoirs. The fort also holds a shrine dedicated to Miran Saheb ki Dargah, who lost his life in 1202 CE during a Rajput attack. He was killed by Rajput bravehearts. As per Tarikhi Daudi, there was no Dargah when Sher Shah visited the fort in 1544 CE and this place has no importance. It was later made up as Dargah

Going to the fort I recommend going by a shared omini that's available anywhere throughout Ajmer especially near the dargah, reaching to the top is the only good part, there isn't much to see, the fort is in a really bad shape and barely looked after, there isn't much to see ofbthe fort, the view may be better after rains and cloud's but I personally didn't enjoy it as such. The way back to the dargah by foot was hectic and the path is full of sketchy shops selling weird con stuff. Wouldn't recommend it.

Had amazing trekking experience with family. Monkeys had given a little trouble but overall whole journey was good.

Place is good... Bt need massive maintenance....

If you love to ride bike on hill roads then must move to TARAGARH FORT.. Nothing is left about Maharana's fort.. only view of ajmer city. Some points are good for photography but need to care for vehicle parked

Taragarh Fort is a hill fort atop Taragarh Hill. The fort dates back to the 12th century, but now is mostly in ruins though and active area with houses (actually it’s more like a village). The popularity of the fort is probably down to the two shrines on the hill. One is Roza-e-Imam Hussain, which is a replication of the shrine in Karbala. The other is the Dargah Hazrat Meeran Syed Hussain, which is a shrine to Meeran Syed Hussain, a former commander of the fort who died defending the fort from Rajputs. Other than the aforementioned Islamic shrines, the main things to see in the fort complex are the gates. Bhim Burj is giant gate and still in good condition, the others are in ruins. The fort is a long way from the centre of Ajmer and the only realistic way to get there is to use some kind of transport, unless you’re up for a physical challenge. Walking would likely take an hour to climb.

Taragarh As per my knowledge targarh fort is center of ajmer city. By walking distance from railway station it 12 km. from Taragarh you can whole ajmer city

It is very enjoyable place , specially with family

Built atop a steep hillside, Taragarh Fort in Ajmer is one of Rajasthan’s oldest forts. Constructed in 1354, Tarahgarh Fort is the handiwork of the Chauhan dynasty of north-western India. Much of this fort is ruins however it still provides an interesting glimpse into the history of the state.

Historic place, need much time to explore it And also a spiritual place you can see some tombs

View is just insane . Fort is not that big ,with the time it got damage.

Old is gold

Very good fort of its time, but today only memories remain

Nice fort

Beautiful place

Should visit

Only you can see Arial view of the Ajmer city..

Awesome

Buland darwaza entry gate of khwaja Garib Nawaz dargha it's a huge gate and very old it is showing the architecture of old Islamic culture of India

Fort ruined by kattarpathis

good places

Nice

Nice

(Translated by Google) Ana sagar (Original) Ana sagar

It is very enjoyable place , specially with family.

(Translated by Google) Ajmer (Original) अजमेर

Nice

Nice fort

Osm place and

Super place

Nice Place

Awesome

Really a Monumental place as well as Religious Auspicious Place

Gate for Hazrat Khwaja Garib Nawaz Dargah............ Best place to visit in India and specially in Rajasthan

Entrance of the Sacred shrine of Hazrat Khwaja Gareeb Nawaz

I don't like to go here, bcz..... Bht bheed hoti hai yar

The main entrance of Dargah, what a beautiful construction!

Very nice 👌👍 place

Awesome monument.

Its a beautiful and huge gate at the entrance of the dargah.

(Translated by Google) Nice Darwaza (Original) Nice Darwaza

(Translated by Google) Khwaja Moinuddin Hasan chisti Ajmeri rehmatullah aleh alishaan buland darwaza (Original) Khwaja Moinuddin Hasan chisti Ajmeri rehmatullah aleh alishaan buland darwaza

Very crowded ..

(Translated by Google) Mashallah (Original) Mashallah

(Translated by Google) Khwaja Garib Nawaz's Dargah (Original) ख्वाजा गरीब नवाज की दरगाह

Owsam

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(Translated by Google) Mashaaallah (Original) Mashaaallah

(Translated by Google) Famous khwaja Moinuddin Chishti es dargah, big old and historical gate called buland darwaza. (Original) Famous khwaja Moinuddin Chishti es dargah, big old and historical gate called buland darwaza.

Peace

Nice

(Translated by Google) Mashah Allah (Original) Mashah Allah.

(Translated by Google) Mashah Allah (Original) Mashah Allah

(Translated by Google) Government (Original) Sarkar

(Translated by Google) Garib nawaz..Fir ziyarat nasib farmana..aameen..❤ (Original) Garib nawaz..Fir ziyarat nasib farmana..aameen..❤

Historical place

Wow place

(Translated by Google) Khawaja jii (Original) Khawaja jii

memory of Ahmad Shah Badshah han

(Translated by Google) Masha Allah (Original) Masha Allah

(Translated by Google) Hind ke Raja (Original) Hind ke Raja

Verry good place nice view from hill but one think remember avoid shirk & bidat. No one but Allah's helper and worthy of worship...!!!

Hazrat Syed meera husain،s baargah where you can read the fateha، quran، pray dua for everybuddy. Tara gadh hill is best place where you can spend your remarkable time with mountain and good vibes .

Nice dargah to visit but khadims there asks for more and more money, If u dont give money they will curse u...

Taragarh Fort is a fortress built upon a steep hillside in the city of Ajmer in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It was constructed in the 8th century by Ajaypal Chauhan. There are three gateways to the fort known as Lakshmi Pol, Phuta Darwaza, and Gagudi ki Phatak. Most parts of these gateways are now in ruins. . . Taragarh Fort was also quite famous in those days for its spectacular tunnels that crisscross through the hillside. It is a famous tourist spot and remains a stunning example of the impressive Rajasthani architecture. The Taragarh Fort was used as a crucial military center during the rule of Mughals in India. . . Taragarh Fort is a fortress built upon a steep hillside in the city of Ajmer in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It was constructed in the 8th century by Ajaypal Chauhan.

2nd time this place. Very beautiful place. You can see best ajmer city view from there.

Taragarh Fort in India is a hidden gem that deserves more recognition. Perched atop a hill, the fort offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Its ancient architecture, rugged stone walls, and intricate gateways take you back in time. The serenity and peacefulness of the fort make it a perfect retreat from the bustling city life. Explore the hidden chambers, climb the steep steps, and witness the stunning sunset from this historic marvel. Taragarh Fort is a must-visit for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

It is a very beautiful place to visit ... and if you go to Ajmer, then you must go to Taragarh for pilgrimage... ...

Awesome place. You can view full city from above I was there for more about two hours and that was a very great feeling up there. I was amazed that how the king of that time built that big castle up there it was a great work of architecture.

Historical place, amazing experience. But not maintain this heritage by government. I'm very disappointed to see that.

Only boundary wall is present on the name of fort, very nice view of Ajmer City from taragarh

Excellent natural view from the fort at the hilltop. A must visit place.

Mind Fresh Place 😌.. Relaxants ♡