Fort Bhangarh

The city was founded during the reign of Maharaja Bhagwan Dasha as the residence of his second son Mado Singh and has long been a very prosperous Indian city. Gradually its influence declined and after the famine of 1783 it became uninhabited.

According to one legend, the city was cursed by a magician named Bala Nath. Initially, he blessed the construction of the city on the condition that the shadows of the palaces that were built in it should not touch the place of his meditations, otherwise the city would be destroyed. But neither the Rajah nor his son listened to him and the city began to crumble. Since then, their roof has collapsed while building new houses.

Today it is a deserted ruined place, which can only be in the daytime. This is regulated almost at the level of the law: at the entrance to the city there is a sign of the Archaeological Administration of India, which indicates that being in the city after sunset is prohibited.