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Kiradu Temple Barmer
Kiradu temples are one of the major temples in Rajasthan which is majorly known as a horror spot rather than a tourist attraction in Rajasthan. The temples of Kiradu are a group of temples which is also known as the Khajuraho of Rajasthan and they are famous for their ancient haunted stories. The temples are famous for being a favorite spot for lovers the temples also have a haunted background and the stories are spine-chilling. It is a faith that no people stay here after sunset near the temples because it is said that anyone who will stay here will turn into stones this is the story that is also remembered as the history of the temples which is scary yet thrilling. According to the researchers, the temple was built around the 11th century and was built by King Dushalraja and who was from the Parmar clan. There are many inscriptions present on the walls of the temple that define its existence to the 12th century and also relate to the Chalukya dynasty. The pillars of the temples are engraved…
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Nakoda ji Jain Temple
Nakoda ji Jain Temple is one of the important pilgrimage sites of the Jains. This Jain temple is situated on a beautiful hill of around 1500 feet about 13 km from Balotara Railway station and 1 km from Mewad city. There are many statues in this temple while the figure of the Jain saint (tirthankara) Parshvanth in black stone is a major attraction of Nakoda. Besides this, another temple with high leading steps is called the Shantinath temple. Thousands of pilgrims and tourists come here with devotion and admire the brilliant work of architecture. The temple of Pundarik Swami dates back to the 16th century while the Charbhuja temple and the Shiva temple were 500-600 years ago. The glory of Lord Parshwanath and the protecting deity of the pilgrimage Shree Bhairavji Maharaj is so world-renowned that they are considered by the devotees as ‘Haath-Ka-Huzoor’ (Lord at hand) and ‘Jaagti Jot’ (Living light). This place has a thousand miraculous anecdotes. Wishes made in the name of this place attain fulfillment. Also Read: Land Of Royal Folk Artefacts: Barmer Nakoda ji Jain…
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Juna Fort Barmer
District of Rajasthan, Western historical and archaeological terms are significant. The district is in ruins as many famous historical sites are still standing firm. Located approximately five kilometers away from the district headquarters of the tourist site Juna is of historical and archaeological importance, which the Tourism Department and district administration have been depleted due to neglect. Between large mountains, standing firm Juna Fort is shedding tears over their plight. Establishment of systematic as ever from the city nestled Juna Parmar, son of King Dharnidhar Dharnivrah or after 1059 had Bahd Bagbhat Snwatr the Vikram. Minstrel literature, according to the 11th century around – the occupation of this region and its Bppd Brahman ruler named the city name kept Bappdhau. In the 12th century descendants of Barhmn Bappd Parmar Dharnivrah Descendants of Bahd – Chahd by naming it after its subject Bahdmer – Bahdmeru made. Historical perspective, many important references related to Bahdmer meet. According to Colonel Tod in 1082 Vikram Snwatr Mahmood’s Gajnvi Gujarat while Chauhanon destruction of Juna was palladium. Vilsnl 1235 (Sun Isvi 1178) while struggling with the…
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Land Of Royal Folk Artefacts: Barmer
Land Of Royal Folk Artefacts Barmer located in western Rajasthan is an important part of the Thar Desert and thus is a desert town that is quite famous for its historical ruins. There are a number of historical places in Barmer which attract history buffs to Barmer. Being a desert town, Barmer has a harsh climate and low vegetation but the arts, crafts, and music are well-known in Rajasthan. The temperature in summer can rise up to 51 °C and fall to 0 °C in winter. You will not find many tourist places but the historical ruins, temples, and festivals celebrated here are major attractions of Barmer. Bahada Rao popularly known as Bar Rao was the Parmar Ruler who ruled this place in historical times and hence got its name from the king. Barmer Fort is the major tourist attraction in Barmer which used to be the residence of the rulers of Barmer. Apart from the fort, there are a number of temples like Kiradu Ancient Temple and Jain temples which are prime spots for tourists here. Several festivals are…
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