This temple carries a historic importance and is another tourist attraction. Jhala Zalim Singh, had built this temple at the hill top. It has Kisnai Mata temple and Annapurna Devi temple inside its premises. This temple is very unique in terms of its offering of prasad.
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#Bilasgarh Tehsil, 45km from #Baran was once a thriving city of the Khechi kingdom. Legend says Aurangzeb ordered its destruction after the princess rejected him and took her own life at the site now called Kanya Dah. Today it lies in ruins inside a forest.
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The #Nahargarhfort is far approx 73km from #Baran. It is quite an impressive site. A magnificent structure constructed from red stone, it is also an excellent exemplar of Mughal architecture. The beauty attracts tourists from all over.
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#Brahmani Mata Mandir is located at a distance of 20km from #Baran in Sorsan village. The temple has a ‘Akhand Jyot’ burning uninterrupted for 400 years! Every year, on Shiv Ratri, a fair is organised in the temple premises.
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Kakuni, 85km from #Baran on the banks of the Parvan River, is known for its temple complex with Jain, Vaishnava, and Shiva temples, some dating to the 8th century. Many idols from here are preserved in museums at Kota and Jhalawar. Fort, built by King Bhim Deo.
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The birthplace of Luv and Kush, it features temples dedicated to Sita and Laxman, along with several kunds. It hosts the famous Sitabari fair in May–June and is known as the Kumbh of the Sahariya tribes.45km from #Baran, popular place of worship and picnic spot.
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#ShergarhFort, about 65km from #Baran, stands on the banks of the Parvan River. Originally called Koshavardhan, it was renamed after capture by SherShah. An inscription from 790AD attests to its long history. Once strategically important and ruled by successive dynasties. #Tejran
The Shahi Jama Masjid of #Shahabad built by the #Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, is situated around 80km from #Baran. The Shahi Jama Masjid was built on the pattern of Jama Masjid of Delhi and is famous for its impressive pillars and intricate ‘mehrab.
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One of the strongest forts in #Hadoti, the #Shahabad fort is situated about 80km from #Baran. Constructed by Mukatmani Dev, a Chauhan Rajput, this fort dates back to the 16th century. Standing tall in a densely forested area, the fort was home to 18 powerful cannons.
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#RamgarhBhandDevra temple devoted to Lord Shiva is said to date back to as long as the 10th century. Built in the Khajuraho style of architecture, it is also known as the mini Khajuraho of Rajasthan. This temple is situated on the banks of a small pond.
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The temple of #Bansthuni can be seen on the right side of the road on #Shahabad road, 24km from #Baran. It is a beautiful temple built in the 9-10th century with carved pillars, torans etc worth seeing. A sculpted image of Varaha avatar of Lord Vishnu is kept outside the temple.
The #ShikarBurj is actually an old hunting cottage that was built and owned by the rulers of #Bundi, and is located at a little distance from #SukhMahal. It is nestled amidst the sun dappled forests of Bundi and was the place to which Umed Singh, the ruler of Bundi in the 18cent