Yes, there are many historical sites close to this resort in Ranthambore, such as.
Ranthambore Tiger Reserve: It is also the most famous tourist spot in Ranthambore. Ranthambore Tiger Reserve used to be a former hunting ground of the Maharajas. It was established as a sanctuary in 1955 at Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan, and it was given the status of National Park in 1973 under the project Tiger. The reserve is known for its tiger population, but it is also home to leopard, wild boar, hyena, macaque, langur, and crocodile. Many trees, plants, birds, and reptiles can be seen here. The Tiger Reserve is 9.8 km far from the resort. Safari tours with a guide are offered in the morning and night, daily by the resort.
Ranthambore Fort: The Fort is located deep inside the Ranthambore National Park. The fort provides a scenic view of the Ranthambore National Park's flora and fauna. The fort was built during the dynasty of Chauhan King Jayant, but Prithviraj Chauhan then captured the fort from the Yadavs in the twelfth century. The fort was attacked many times during the spread of Muslim rule, Ala-ud-din Khilji finally captured the fort. That's why the fort is of historical importance. It is now a famous tourist attraction which is 4.8 km far from the hotel.
The Trinetra Ganesh Temple: The Ganesha Temple is the oldest temple of Lord Ganesh in Rajasthan. It is located inside Ranthambore Fort. Lord Ganesh can be seen with all his family members in this temple, making this temple unique. This temple of Ganesh is one of the oldest temples in India, which is made from red Karauli stone. The Trinetra Ganesh Temple is 4.9 km away from the hotel. Lord Ganesh is worshiped Aartis and Bhogs by many devotees five times a day.