Sawai Madhopur was first established as a city by Madho Singh II. Located at the eastern part of Rajasthan this place is famous for its wildlife. The history if the district revolves around the Ranthambore fort. Apart from the several places of interest that are situated within the district boundary others are also located around it. The places of interest around Sawai Madhopur include temples, amazing ruins and districts. While some of these are historically significant the others are religious sites. As far as the tourists are concerned there is no need to worry about such trips. Most of the accommodation units make arrangements for excursion tours. Local transportations, such as, rented cars are also available to take a closer look at the adjacent areas of Sawai Madhopur.

Rameshwaram Dham: It is located 60 kilometers from Sawai Madhopur on the confluence of Banas and Chambal Rivers. A beautiful Shiva temple attracts devotees. An annual fair is also held on Shiva Ratri.

Khandar Fort: Built around 12th century the fort reflects the grandeur of Indian architecture. It is situated in Taragarh. To reach this site the tourists will have to cover a distance of 40 kilometers from Sawai Madhopur. The hill on which the fort is situated is vertically high. As a result the fort remained inaccessible to the foes.

ChouthMata Temple: It is at a distance of 25 kilometers from Sawai Madhopur and is located on a hill near Chauth Ka Barwara town. It is quite famous with the local people.

Karauli: This is a city of red sandstone. It is well known for its annual fair that takes place at the Kaila Devi Temple. The city is important both as a historic place as well as a religious site. Another famous attraction here is the temple of Madan Mohanji.

Bundi: Famous for its forts it is one of the oft visited tourist destinations from Sawai Madhopur. Bhim Burj, Bundi Palace, Taragarh Fort and others are important local attractions here.

Kota: From the city of Ranthambore it is located 100 kilometers away. A glorious ancient city it houses several monuments, gardens and palaces.