Siliserh Lake Palace

Siliserh Lake Palace is a heritage palace built in 1845 by Maharaja Vinay Singh of Alwar for his queen Sheela. Located on the banks of Siliserh Lake approximately 13-15 km from Alwar city, this former royal hunting lodge and summer retreat now operates as an RTDC heritage hotel. The palace features traditional Rajasthani architecture with panoramic views of the lake and surrounding Aravalli hills.

Visitors can explore the palace grounds and enjoy panoramic views of Siliserh Lake and the Aravalli hills from grand balconies and terraces. The palace offers boating facilities on the tranquil lake, opportunities for photography and bird watching, and dining at the lakeside restaurant. Visitors may observe crocodiles in the lake from boats during guided tours. The setting provides a peaceful escape with lush greenery and calm waters.

Built in 1845 by Maharaja Vinay Singh, the ruler of Alwar, as a gift for his beloved queen Sheela (also known as Sila). Originally served as a royal hunting lodge and summer retreat for the Alwar royal family. The palace represents traditional Rajasthani royal architecture from the mid-19th century.

Named after Queen Sheela, the lake and palace symbolize royal love and architectural heritage of the Alwar kingdom. The site represents the water management and recreational traditions of Rajput royalty.