Neelkanth Mahadev Temple

A magical collection of ancient Jain and Hindu temples and ruins spread over a fortified plateau. The drive going up is stunning and so is discovering the temples, stepwell and remnants of the fort.

A stunning place for discovery and contemplation.

This place is just awesome. Highly recommended in the monsoon and winter season. The temple is covered with all the natural beauty and feels like a good environment. In this temple you can see the very old idol but that was broken in old times. You can watch many things by visiting here this place is for a picnic I can feel.

One thing that makes this place very scary is that this place is in between the sariska tiger reserve and the road is not a good one. So it's a risky place and situated in mountain areas and the roads are very scary and don't go at night.

Historic temple which gives sense of piousness to devotees. It also clearly reflects the damage done by invadors to our heritage.

It's a Ashoka period temple, but still in good shape, you can also see old heritage carved statues over here. Protected by ASI. One broken temple also nearby of period when hindu temples were being destroied by other rulers. A Jain temple nearby. Road condition is not good but good for off road loveing riders, some part is forest sort of area. Shiva Linga is big and broad, you feel positive vibe here.

Amazing place, the road to temple is also thrilling. Once you reach at top of hill and reach a village, which looks like it is in flat plain. The architecture is mind blowing, it was great experience to see this ancient temple and ruins around it

This is a hidden gem. Ancient temple now maintained by Archeological Survey of India. For reaching there you need to drive a mountain up and down. There is a natural lake and many ancient ruin near by in walking distance. Don't miss the other ruin sites along with Jain temple.

One of the most beautiful Shiva temple with worst roads but all worth it...the Shivalinga is made of the pure "Neelam" making it priceless..the sight is just awesome.. I was surprised to see nice tall statue of Mahavira with incredible carvings on the monuments nearby

Amazing place in the middle of the aravali ranges in Alwar district. While the temple is small and located in the tribal ranges, its beauty is pristine. It is also a ASI site, where the collected remains from various temples are kept there. Visit this place during day light, its about 75kms from Alwar town. Roads are pretty bad after Rajgarh, roughly 30kms of bumpy, broken roads. Visit the place only if you have 6hrs or more.