Indragarh Fort

Indragarh, Rajasthan, India

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Indragarh Fort (also spelled Indergarh Fort) is a historic hill fort in the Bundi district of Rajasthan, India, built in the early 17th century by Indra Sal Singh Hada, a prince of the Bundi royal house.

The fort sits on an Aravalli hill about 17 km from Bundi town, in a narrow valley, and is surrounded by massive walls with four large gates that control access to the complex. Inside, the fort once contained three main palaces—Zanana (Janaana) Mahal, Supari Mahal, and Hawa Mahal—decorated with frescoes and wall paintings showing royal courts, marriages, and daily life of the Hada rulers.

Though the structures are now in a dilapidated condition and the site is often described as “forgotten,” the fort remains a scenic and architecturally interesting example of Rajput hill-fort design, with views over the surrounding town and countryside. Nearby are small temples of Kamleshwar and Goddess Kali, and the historic Indrani Dam, built to supply water to the town, adds to the area’s heritage character.