Tomb Of Fateh Jung

It has been built very beautifully, it is 200 meters away from the railway station of Alwar, there is a big pot of old time, which is made of clay and the workmanship is worth seeing, it is 375 years old.

A very unique mausoleum of the Mughal era, the tomb of Fateh Jung is located right next to Alwar railway station, you can even see it from the train going towards Jaipur.
There are no charges to enter this building and people with reduced mobility can access it easily too.
The grave of Fateh Jung is looked after by a local Muslim peer but he was absent when I was there.
The entire monument is maintained by Rajasthan government which is doing a fantastic job considering that no one almost comes here.
You can even see some of the original colours of flowers on the walls and a huge earthen pot which was used probably to store large amounts of Ganga water as many Mughal emperors and nobles only used to drink that.

It has been closed now because of its dilapidated condition.
You cannot enter into the main mouseleum as it is locked.
There is nothing much to see.
But a nice place to click pictures as the structure is beautiful but you can see it from outside only.
Not much visitors.
Walking distance from alwar railway station.

One of tourist attraction in alwar.. well preserved and well maintained tomb of fateh jung...

Good place for spend time. tomb open on only Thursday.clean place

Tomb of fatah Jung, a program is here on 24 November 2021

It is great piece of architecture situated in the alwar. It is a nice place for full day spent. It is situated near the Alwar Junction. It is very clean. It is having a great tourist attraction in the alwar city. There are are various hotel are available in the near by area of this tomb

A great historical place situated near alwar railway junction. Its beauty and paintings are increadible. Here is a bus stop also called mandi mod bus stop. Bus goes to bharatpur ramgadh delhi from here. It is a well cleaned tourist place. After repairing now it looks very nice

One has Maharaja Sheodan Singh to thank for this attractive garden that was conceptualised and constructed in 1868. A picturesque place, locally known as Simla (the Summer House) was added to this garden to provide respite from the blazing sun.

Really good palace near the Alwar railway station.. but it's not open for tourist

Historical place of alwar, people's attraction near alwar junction.

Nice place
Calm and peacful

Reminds history of alwar

It's a historical place

One of the most attractive place in alwar

Nice place

Very good

Fantastic place of 17th century..

My tent

Good tourist attraction

It is good place