Скачать или смотреть Forts Of Rewa Riyasat ।। Rewa Travel Series

Rewa Fort : There is an interesting story behind the construction of the most prominent fort of Rewa. According to the folklore, construction of the fort was first started by Salim Shah, the son of Sher Shah Suri but was left incomplete. Later on, when Maharaja Vikramaditya arrived Rewa, he decided to take up the work of completing the construction of Rewa fort.

It was finally finished by him and King Bhav Singh Ju Deo installed the Mahamrityunjaya Temple inside the fort. Out of all the primitive forts of Madhya Pradesh, Rewa fort is the finest architecture you will notice on your visit. The main highlight of this Fort’s glory today is that it provides accommodation to the visitors at a very cost-effective price.

Timing: 10 AM to 7 PM on all days of the week except Mondays and Saturdays.

Entry Fee: Free of cost.

Location: Uprahti, Rewa, Madhya Pradesh 486001

2. Govindgarh Fort : Govindgarh Fort is considered as one of the greatest attractions in the entire Rewa region in Madhya Pradesh. The fort carries a legacy of its own and was built by the Maharaja of Rewa as Govindgarh was the summer capital of the King. The fort is situated in a beautiful place and it is surrounded by great natural beauty and waterfalls. The fort has some beautiful architecture and in the recent times the fort has been given on a lease to a Delhi-based company. The fort would be converted to a heritage hotel and resort in order to develop the tourism of the state. The State Government is in collaboration with this Delhi-based company and a huge amount of money is being spent in order to maintain the rich cultural tradition of the fort. Moreover, the weapons that are kept in the museum of the fort were used in the famous Hindi movie Asoka that starred Shah Rukh Khan in the lead role.

3. Madhavgarh Fort : Besides the various religious sites in Satna, Madhavgarh Fort is a historical structure built about 400 years ago. Madho Singh Ji built the fort which was converted in the year 2000 into a heritage hotel by Thakur Bhawani Singh Ji. The fort is best remembered for the battle of Marathas in 1787. It stands above the Tunga battlefield as well as a Rajasthani village which is home to many local artisans and handicrafts. Within the fort lies the Pratap Mahal suite, the room in which Maharaja Pratap Singh resided as well as the Deodhi Phoola Mahal. The fort once was the centre of the Rewa state. The shape of the fort along with the beautiful arts on the domes and interiors make it worth a visit from a purely historical and architectural point of view.


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