Harsh pahad - Tourist attraction in Harsh - Sikar, India

Nice place but under developed, it has nice beautiful view with windmill running a the backdrop. This could be developed as nice weekend picnik spot for locals as well as tourist destination.

It very good historical place. We can reach on the top of mountain to visit temple of Panch Mukhi Mahadev, Harsh Bhairavnath ji by bike or car but sharp curve and lots slopes is there, be carefull while driving. But once you reach you will surely enjoy. Better to go around 5PM so can enjoy sunset and night view and get down by 7:30PM.

Harshnath Temple (Sanskrit: hrssnaath Harsanatha) is an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is located 14 km from district headquarters Sikar. I enjoyed the vibes and the chill nature. It was a full ecopark and so charming.. I frequently visit the temple, whenever I am on leave from the MCE. Jai Bhole nath Jai shankar

Very calming and beautiful place to visit. Temple is very old from archeological and architecture point of view. If you want peace and silence there are some good spots here. Roads are good.

This is kind of an unexplored place....with amazing scenic beauty..and ancient architecture

Harsh mountain is kind of hill station for sikar people. After rain it have mesmerizing view.. There is one temple also known as Harsh bairavnath. Hill view is heart melting. There are windmills also.

It's near by sikar and it's good for visit and mountaining also and there have trackking path and have lot of things for observation

It is situated in the district of Sikar on a hill top. The road to the hill top is in a bad shape and have to be very careful while driving. Also, there is a path to track till the top. However, on top it is quite scenic and the breeze freshens you up. There are view points made by Forest department and offer a place to relax and have a view from the top. There is a forest rest house which can be booked and stay overnight is possible. The Harshnath temple has a high religious value. It is a Lord Shiv temple. This is maintained by ASI but is not in a good condition. You need to carry your own edibles and drinking water as there is no eating joint on top. For a weekend trip it is good but a dedicated trip to this place from a far of place, it is not recommended.