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Excursions

BAROLI (BADOLI) 48 KM
On the way to Rana Pratap Sagar Dam lies one oldest and most spectacular temple complexes in Rajasthan belonging to the 9th century AD. It is built a little before the classical period of temple building. The craftsmanship seen here is stunning. The carvings and the figure of Natraj, Shiva as cosmic dancer, on the door of the mandap are bewitching. There are many interesting shrines that can be visited here.

RANA PRATAP SAGAR DAM & BHAINSRODGARH 55 km.
These two places come under Chittaurgarh district. Bhainsrodgarh is located on the bank of Chambal River. It has wonderful natural surroundings and a whole village is established in the fort. On the way, the ancient temple of Gapernath Mahadev can be visited which is a beautiful picnic spot.

BAHNDDEORA TEMPLE (RAMGARH) 110km
It is situated in Baran district. Built in the 11th century, and was renovated in 12th century. Perched on Ramgarh hill, the best way to reach the temple is by a jeep. This temple is now in ruins.

THE REMAINS OF GARHGACHCHH 110 km
These 9th and 13th century temples, made of red stone are in Baran district.

NAHARGARH FORT 145 km
The fort is an example of Mughal architecture made of red stone.

SITABARI 120 km
Situated near the village of Kelwara inBaran district, this is a beautiful picnic spot. The old temples of Sita, Laxman and seven water tanks are worth a visit. Every year a tribal fair is held in the month of May/June.

SHERGARH 125 km
Situated near Atru village inBaran district, the fort of Shergarh is an important monument.

FORT OF SHAHBAD AND MOSQUE 160 km
This fort was constructed by Chauhan King Mukutman in 1577 AD. The mosque here ws made during the time of Aurangzeb and is the biggest mosque in Rajasthan.

DARRAH WILDLIFE SANTUARY 50 km.
A thickly wooded forest, along the south-east border of Kota, adjacent to the mountain range, is the former royal hunting preserve.
It has been converted into a wildlife sanctuary where panther, spotted deer, tiger, wild boar and boar live without any threat to their lives.

ROCK PAINTINGS OF ALANIYA RIVER 25 km.
from Kota, rock paintings are found on the banks of river Alaniya.

Other Excursions
Abhera Lake & Palace, 8 km
Nanta Palace
Mukund Singh & Abla Meeni Palace, 50 km . on way to Jhalawar. Gupta period's Bhimchori Temples's Ruines, 50 km. Near Mukund Singh & Ablamin Mahahal.
Charchouman Temple, 35 km. Etc.


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