Dundlod Fort

Dundlod Fort, also known as Shivgarh, is a historic fort in the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan built in 1750 by Thakur Kesari Singh. Now operating as a heritage hotel, it showcases a blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture with intricate frescoes and royal chambers. The fort remains occupied by the Dundlod royal family and offers visitors an immersive heritage experience.

Visitors can explore the fort's elaborate architecture featuring Rajput-Mughal design elements, carved balconies, and frescoed walls. The Diwan Khana audience hall with Louis XIV furniture and the original Duchatta viewing gallery are notable features. As a functioning heritage hotel, the fort offers accommodation and cultural experiences including horse riding safaris on Marwari horses.

Built in 1750 by Thakur Kesari Singh, fifth son of Sardul Singh of the Shekhawat clan. The fort served as a defensive structure and royal residence for the Dundlod thikana under Jaipur State. Converted into a heritage hotel in 1982 by Thakur Raghuvendra Singh Dundlod.

Represents the architectural and cultural heritage of the Shekhawati region. The fort demonstrates the fusion of Rajput and Mughal artistic traditions and remains a living heritage site managed by the Dundlod royal family.