This is a massive iron structure built in the early 18th century by Maharaja Suraj Mal, the founder of Bharatpur. It was sustained even after a number of British attacks. The fort has three palaces within the premises, Kishori Mahal, Mahal Khas and Kothi Khas.

This museum has a rich collection of Rajput artifacts, sculptures and ancient inscriptions.

This royal palace is the fusion of the Mughal and Rajpat architectural styles with magnificent apartments, intreriors, designed floor and patterns. One can see the ancient and royal things displayed in the central part of the palace.

Once it was the royal hunting preserve for the princes of Bharatpur.It is one of the greatest bird sanctuaries in the world with over 400 species of water and migratory birds. Every year in july and august, migratory birds from Afghanistan, central Asia, Tibet and Siberian cranes come here and spend the winter in warmer climate. Excluding birds one can find spoonbills , storks, egress, herons, pelicans, ebis and grey herons all over the park.