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Hadoti region of south-east Rajasthan has been bestowed with bright sunshine, moisture laden monsoon, healthy winter and gurgling streams. Chambal River and its tributaries crisscross the plateau and provide it with ample life sustaining water.
Badoli Temple
At a distance of about 45 Km from Kota on Rawatbhata road stands a temple complex of 10ih-11th century CE. The temple of Lord Shiva and subsidiary temples of Mother goddess and Trinity have finely carved pillars, a highly decorated detached Sabha Mandap and sculptures of immense beauty, which depict multitude of characters.
Badoli Temple
At a distance of about 45 Km from Kota on Rawatbhata road stands a temple complex of 10ih-11th century CE. The temple of Lord Shiva and subsidiary temples of Mother goddess and Trinity have finely carved pillars, a highly decorated detached Sabha Mandap and sculptures of immense beauty, which depict multitude of characters.
Kakoni
Situated in a remote hamlet, it may be reached from Baran or Jhalawar,) Ahuge collection of 9th- 10th century stalues of gods and goddesses, pillars and Torans are in view. Kanya Doh and Vilas are situated slighily off the Baran-Shivpuri highway and deserve a delour.
Bundi City
Bundi - Was Captured in 1241 by Rao Deva Singh from the Chief of the Meena tribals. Bundi is surrounded by the Aravalli hills on the three sides and is circumscribed by a massive wall with four gateways.
Bundi has many wonders for a tourist in its bosom. Following tourist aftractions deserve a visit for their exquisite carvings, murals and design, - Rani Ji ki Baori, 84-pillared cenotaph, Nagar-SagarKund, Dhabai Kund, Kshar Bagh.
Bundi City
Bundi - Was Captured in 1241 by Rao Deva Singh from the Chief of the Meena tribals. Bundi is surrounded by the Aravalli hills on the three sides and is circumscribed by a massive wall with four gateways.
Bundi has many wonders for a tourist in its bosom. Following tourist aftractions deserve a visit for their exquisite carvings, murals and design, - Rani Ji ki Baori, 84-pillared cenotaph, Nagar-SagarKund, Dhabai Kund, Kshar Bagh.
Bheem Chauri Darrah
This archaeological site may be visited while travelling from Kota to Jhalawar through Mukandara Hills Tiger Reserve, It is supposedly a Gupta period temple, which has been aftributed to Panday brothers by folklore, The famous stalua ol o 'Thallori Vadak' or durms player originolly belonged 1o this temple. is FOW OW display at Kota museum.
Kamaleshwar or Kwal Ji Indergarh
It is a beautiful ancient Shiva temple near Indergarh in Bundi district, There is a 'Kund' or water tank, which supposedly possesses medicinal properties.
Kamaleshwar or Kwal Ji Indergarh
It is a beautiful ancient Shiva temple near Indergarh in Bundi district, There is a 'Kund' or water tank, which supposedly possesses medicinal properties.
Dahlanpur Jhalawar
The festival is organised every year to provide an exposure of local cultural life to the tourists. Colourful processions, fireworks, cultura| evenings are organised on the bank of Jaitsagar and Navalsagar lakes and in the ground of Garh palace. On the occasion of Teej festival in the month of Sept-Oct, a fair is organised in Rana Kumbha stadium.
Bhawani Natyashala or Theatre Jhalawar
In case you are visiting Jhalawar museum, then do not miss to see this early 20th century drama theatre commissioned by Maharaj Rana Sir Bhowani Singh Ji of Jhalawar in 1921 CE. He was a connoisseur of performing arts and supported many renowned artists, who achieved international fame, laterin their life.
Bhawani Natyashala or Theatre Jhalawar
In case you are visiting Jhalawar museum, then do not miss to see this early 20th century drama theatre commissioned by Maharaj Rana Sir Bhowani Singh Ji of Jhalawar in 1921 CE. He was a connoisseur of performing arts and supported many renowned artists, who achieved international fame, laterin their life.
Garadiya Mahadev Kota
In the Saharia tribal rich area of Sitabari in Baran district, a fair is held in the summer months of May-June. Sitabari has many Kunds or small reseryoirs attributed to Sita, Laxman, Surya, Lay and Kush, and taking a holy dip in their water is considered auspicious during this period. The tribal woman bedecked with jewellery and attired in colourful dresses flock in the fairground. It is an ideal opportunity for a tourist to view the tribal life at close quarters.
Chandresal Math Kota
The 101h century Shiva math or monastery of Naga ascetics is situated about 8 Km from Kota city on the bank of river Chandloi, There are four visible temples, out of which one is devoted to Vishnu and another to Shiva. The Shiva temple has a Shivling in the sanctum and has an image of lalitasan' Shiva in the front, Ten Dikpals (protectors of ten dlirections), Brahma, Chamunda and Chandra have been depicted on the walls of the temples, The iconography of Chandresal Math is important for the students of history.
Chandresal Math Kota
The 101h century Shiva math or monastery of Naga ascetics is situated about 8 Km from Kota city on the bank of river Chandloi, There are four visible temples, out of which one is devoted to Vishnu and another to Shiva. The Shiva temple has a Shivling in the sanctum and has an image of lalitasan' Shiva in the front, Ten Dikpals (protectors of ten dlirections), Brahma, Chamunda and Chandra have been depicted on the walls of the temples, The iconography of Chandresal Math is important for the students of history.
Abheda Mahal Kota
Abheda Mahal is a combination of pleasure palace and duck shooting resort, which was built on the bank of Abheda Lake. It is a very scenic place and an ideal spot to view the natural beauty of blooming lotus flowers and migratory ducks and geese, which gather in hundreds during winter. The Biological park of Kota has also come up in front of the Abheda Mahal, adding to its importance for the tourists.
Jagmandir Kota
Kishorsagar Lake is one of the many lakes and ponds commissioned by the rulers of Kota. Jagmandir was built in later half of 18th century as a retreat for the royal family of Kota. Presently a boat service is available for the visitors to go to Jagmandir and enjoy a magnificent view of surrounding Kota city from there.
Jagmandir Kota
Kishorsagar Lake is one of the many lakes and ponds commissioned by the rulers of Kota. Jagmandir was built in later half of 18th century as a retreat for the royal family of Kota. Presently a boat service is available for the visitors to go to Jagmandir and enjoy a magnificent view of surrounding Kota city from there.
Seven Wonders of The World Park Kota
Situated on the bank of Kishorsagar lake, It is an extremely popular tourist spot because of its extraordinary concept of having the replicas of all the Seven Wonders of the World at one place. Visitors love to take their selfies with these world famous monuments without going through the trouble of traveling to far off continents.
Sun Temple Budhadit Kota
The ancient sun temple of Budhadit is situaled aboul 55 Km from Kota. It is one of the major temples devoted to Sun god in Rajasthan. The temple construction is in conformily with 9ih-10ih century temple architecture. It is built in Nagari style, with 'Sabhamandap' and Garbhogroh' or sanctum. In a niche on the western wall of the temple, there is an image of Sun God siting in his horse-drawn chariot. There are identifiable images of Apsaras Digpal and various gods and goddesses on the temple walls.
Sun Temple Budhadit Kota
The ancient sun temple of Budhadit is situaled aboul 55 Km from Kota. It is one of the major temples devoted to Sun god in Rajasthan. The temple construction is in conformily with 9ih-10ih century temple architecture. It is built in Nagari style, with 'Sabhamandap' and Garbhogroh' or sanctum. In a niche on the western wall of the temple, there is an image of Sun God siting in his horse-drawn chariot. There are identifiable images of Apsaras Digpal and various gods and goddesses on the temple walls.
Bansthuni Baran
Al a distance of 24 Km from Baran, on the way to Shahbad, one finds a magnificent 91h-1 11h century temple on the right hand side of the road, The pillars and panels are beautifully carved with floral patterns and figurines. A delicately carved idol of Varah incarnalion of Lord Vishnu rescuing earth during 'Mahapralay is kept outside the temple.
Ramgarh Crater Baran
TheIl is a unique geographical curiosity, which is situated about 40 Km from Baran, The crater has a diameter of 3.5 Km, and it was created as a result ofa meteorite collision with earth about 7 5000 years back, Since it is one of the four impact craters known to exist in India, Ramgarh crater has been declared a Geological Monument of national importance.
Ramgarh Crater Baran
TheIl is a unique geographical curiosity, which is situated about 40 Km from Baran, The crater has a diameter of 3.5 Km, and it was created as a result ofa meteorite collision with earth about 7 5000 years back, Since it is one of the four impact craters known to exist in India, Ramgarh crater has been declared a Geological Monument of national importance.
Shahi Jama Masjid Shahbad
Shahi Jama Mosjid is located at a distance of about of 80 km from Baran. It is o beoutiful mosque that wos built during the time of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. The mosque is beautifully decorated and has huge Minars' or towers, domes and intricate arches that atfrocttourists.