This palace was erected by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh as a hunting lodge to receive the Duke of Connaught, Queen Victoria's son. Because of its proximity to the forest, the royals were frequently able to view wild creatures from the luxury of their balconies! They would hunt from their balconies on occasion. This Palace was built in 1892.

Because Sariska Palace was created by a French architect, the architectural concept of the location is a unique blend of French and Rajasthani elements. The palace's walls are painted a beige color that blends in with the surrounding greenery. There is no center dome; instead, tiny domes may be found on the building's corners. The magnificent palace's interiors are ornately decorated, with paintings of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh and his family adorning the walls. From the massive doors to the ornate arches, this magnificent palace smugly defies any attempt to duplicate the magnificence.

• Sariska Wildlife sanctuary: The sanctuary is the place's most famous feature. This forest region is known for its strong Bengal Tiger population. Aside from the national animal, jackals, hyenas, jungle cats, wild boar, monkeys, deer, Indian leopards, and other animals can be seen.
• Kalighati: This is a little community located near the animal sanctuary's entrance. This location is known for its beautiful woodland driving and the possibility of seeing panthers and tigers. The use of a horn is prohibited, and the vehicle must adhere to the speed limits set by the region.
• Siliserh Lake: This lake is located a short distance from Sariska. During the tourist season, this lake offers boating and fishing. A 19th-century lake palace may be seen on the lake's edge, which is offered for tourist lodging.

• No food items are allowed inside the Palace. 
• Photography is permitted inside the Palace. 
• Do not touch anything inside the palace. 
   

Sariska Tiger Reserve's average minimum and maximum temperatures are listed below. It is also stated when the best time to visit Sariska Tiger Reserve is. The months of October, November, December, January, and February are ideal for visiting Sariska Tiger Reserve. Expect a small crowd during this time because it is peak season. The months of July, August, and September have mild weather. 

• Sariska National Tiger Reserve
• Siliserh Lake
• Sariska Palace
• Kankawadi Fort.
• Bhangarh Fort
   

• Sariska Palace, in Rajasthan's Sariska National Tiger Reserve, was erected in 1902 and functioned as the Maharaja of Alwar's hunting lodge. 
• The palace, which features a combination of architectural styles, has been transformed into a luxury hotel.
• According to mythology, bees saved these temples from destruction. When Aurangzeb's troops arrived to demolish these ancient structures, the bees successfully repelled them.
• The palace is near to the sanctuary and the haunted fort, giving its visitors access to some of Alwar's most beautiful views and sounds.