Mukundgarh Fort

Mukundgarh Fort is a mid-18th century heritage structure located in Mukundgarh town in the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan. Founded by Thakur Mukund Singh Saheb, the fort features traditional Rajput architecture with painted interiors, jharokhas, courtyards, overhanging balconies, arched corridors, and heritage columns. The fort represents the architectural grandeur of the region and stands as part of Shekhawati's open-air art gallery known for intricate frescoes.

Visitors can view the exterior of the fort, which features huge walls and imposing structure on the east side of the town. The fort retains original architectural elements including painted interiors, jharokhas, courtyards, overhanging balconies, arched corridors, and heritage columns. However, entry into the fort interior may be restricted depending on current operational status.

Mukundgarh Fort was founded by Thakur Mukund Singh Saheb in the mid-18th century. The town was originally named Shahabsar before being renamed Mukundgarh. The fort briefly operated as a heritage hotel but experienced closure due to family disputes and financial issues, reportedly coming under bank control due to unpaid loans. In March 2026, ITC Hotels signed an agreement to operate the property as Storii by ITC Hotels, Mukundgarh Fort.

The fort is part of Shekhawati region's cultural heritage, known as India's open-air art gallery. It represents Rajasthani architectural traditions with intricate frescoes and ornate design elements typical of the merchant families who built elaborate structures in this region during the 18th and 19th centuries.