Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is famous all over the world for its historical forts, palaces and rich cultural heritage. But many mysterious and creepy stories are also hidden behind the wonders of these beautiful architecture. One such fort is- Nahargarh Fort, which has been a favorite location for shooting films on one side, on the other hand is also notorious for mysterious deaths and strange sounds in the night. Nahargarh Fort is situated at the height of the Aravalli mountain range adjacent to the city of Jaipur, from where the view of the entire city looks very beautiful. During the day, this place is buzzing with tourists, but the atmosphere here starts changing as soon as the evening falls. Local guides and nearby people say that as soon as the sun sets, a strange shudder starts running in the corridors of this fort and no one dare to stop here.

Favorites of films, but mystery became the reason for fear
Nahargarh Fort has also been a great shooting spot for Bollywood. Many scenes of films like 'Rang De Basanti', 'Shuddh Desi Romance', 'Jodha Akbar' have been shot here. But there is a dark hidden behind this dazzle, which the camera has rarely captured. According to locals, strange screams are heard in this fort even tonight. Sometimes these voices seem to be of a woman who is pleading for help, sometimes there is a sound of someone running as if someone has fallen. During the shooting here many times actors and crew members have shared scary experiences- such as camera automatically closing, recording peculiar sounds or lightning on the set.

Dead body
Many times the bodies have also been found mysteriously in this fort. Once the body of a painter was found hanging from the fort wall under suspicious circumstances. The police described it as suicide, but many people believed that he was a victim of some invisible power. After such incidents, Nahargarh Fort gradually became famous as 'Hunted Fort'.

Curse of Nahar?
If we look at history, then it is known that the Nahargarh Fort was built by Jai Singh II in 1734. Earlier its name was “Sudarshangarh”, but later it came to be called 'Nahargarh'. It is believed that the construction of this fort was repeatedly obstructed and then on the advice of a tantric, the king built a temple to calm the soul of a monk 'Nahar Singh Bhomiya'. It is said that since then this fort was called 'Nahargarh' – in the name of Nahar Singh's soul.

Tourist experience
Many tourists who have come to visit Nahargarh have also experienced peculiar incidents. Some people claimed that they saw someone behind him walking like a shadow, but there was no one there when he looked. At the same time, some say that their cameras or mobile phones suddenly stop working like an invisible power is stopping them.

Why is it forbidden to go there at night?
Officially, no one is allowed to stop in this fort after sunset. There is neither a guard nor the tourists are allowed to stop here. The reason for this is the same mysterious events, which have made this fort synonymous with fear for years.

See in the video where the fear resides
In today's digital era, there are many such videos on social media and YouTube, in which the horror nights of Nahargarh Fort have been recorded. If there is a sound of someone's cry in a video, then there are scenes of the doors opening and closing on their own. These videos not only thrill, but also deepen the secrets associated with this fort.