Tourist spots in Jhalawar.


Hie people, so I am once again back with my new blog post on "Tourist Spots in Jhalawar"

Jhalawar, being my hometown, is a nice place to visit. And I always wanted people to know about it, as it just covers a very small part of the state but provides various things to the whole country which people are not aware about. Oranges, which is consumed by whole country is provided by major two cities- Nagpur (the number one) and Jhalawar (the number two supplier), therefore it is also known as Chota Nagpur. 

So today I am gonna tell you what are the places to visit in Jhalawar and a brief description about them.

History of the district 

The territory of the present district belonged to the princely state of Jhalawar till India's independence in 1947. This princely state was carved out from another princely state of Kota on April 8, 1838 by a treaty between the British and the rulers of Kota state.
Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jhalawar_district
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Places to Visit 

1. Gagron Fort 

Gagron fort, one of the historical places of Rajasthan and also been included in UNESCO World Heritage in 2013. It's a fort surrounded by the tranquil waters of the Ahu and Kalisindh rivers on the three sides. Best time to visit this fort is in between the rainy season because of the greenery and water covering it. It makes your family time better.

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2. Pipaji ka Dham

It is one of the sightseeing and devotional places of Jhalawar. It is nicely built with river passing by it's side which makes it more beautiful in the month of July-September, because Jhalawar is known as one of the highly rainy area. And during the rainy season, every river has exceptionally well amount of water. 

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3. Chandrabhaga Temples 

Chandrabhaga temples are situated in one of the town of Jhalawar district that is Jhalrapatan which is approx. 8 kms away from Jhalawar. These temples are built on the bank of river Chandrabhaga and there are many temples but three of the most popular ones are Dwarkadhish, Shantinath Jain Temple and the Padmanath Temple. These temples are very well known for their classic art work of old times. And during the month of Kartik, there are various Snans and Pujas are organised. 
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4. Bhawani Natyashala

Bhawani Natya Shala was built in the year 1921 and is located in proximity to the Jhalawar Fort. The highlight of the place is its unique underground construction and also the stage, built at a low elevation so that the horses and chariots can be made to appear easily. It is believed that there are only eight such theatres in the whole world and renowned plays like Shakuntalam and Shakespeare were performed here when the theatre was extremely popular.


5. Sun Temple

Sun temple, also known as Surya Mandir situated at Jhalrapatan, Jhalawar, is one of the best place of the state. It is famous for the peak of the temple which is 96ft from the ground. It attracts the tourists more because of it's old designs and carvings of celestial beings.
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So you should also come and enjoy the beauty of this place. 
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