Paraheda, a famous Shiva temple, is located in Garhi Tehsil. It was constructed by King Mandlik in the 12th century and is approximately 22 kilometres from Banswara. Shri Raj Mandir or more popularly known as the City Palace was built in the 16th century and situated on a hillock overlooking the town. Covering a huge […]
Banswara
Banswara is a city in the southern part of the Indian state of Rajasthan, known for its rich cultural heritage and historic temples. The city is surrounded by lush green forests, scenic hills, and pristine lakes, making it a popular tourist destination for nature lovers and history enthusiasts. The temples in Banswara are an integral part of the city’s cultural heritage, and they are significant not only from a religious perspective but also from an architectural and historical viewpoint.
One of the most famous temples in Banswara is the Mahi Dam Durga Temple, located on the banks of the Mahi River. It is a popular pilgrimage site and attracts thousands of devotees every year. Another prominent temple in the city is the Tripura Sundari Temple, dedicated to the goddess Tripura Sundari, also known as Shodashi or Lalita. The temple is renowned for its unique architecture, and it is believed to have been built during the 11th century AD.
Banswara is also home to several other ancient temples, such as the Anandeshwar Temple, Ram Kund Temple, and the Ram Mandir. These temples are significant from a historical and architectural perspective and are a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the region.
If you are planning to visit Banswara, exploring its temples should be on your itinerary. The city’s temples offer a glimpse into the region’s rich history, culture, and religious practices. Visitors can witness the exquisite architecture, intricate carvings, and sculptures that adorn the temples’ walls and pillars. Moreover, the tranquil and serene atmosphere of these temples makes them an ideal spot for meditation and seeking inner peace.
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Maa Tripura Sundri Temple, Banswara.
Located about 20km from Banswara, Tripura Sundari is the temple, devoted to Goddess Tripura Sundari or Turita Mata. It is one of the famous temples in Banswara. Inside the sanctuma is a beautful idol of black stone having 18 hands and more important each hand carrying a different emblem. The Goddess is seen riding a […]
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Ghotiya Amba, Banswara
About 35 Kms. from Banswara, in the lap of beautiful hills, Ghotia Amba is believed to have been the hiding place of Pandavas during Mahabharat times. Ghotia Amba has got a distinct value amongst the tourist places of the district. People here strongly believe that the mango trees, (which is called Amba in local dialect) […]
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Arthuna temples, Banswara
Arthuna is a small town located in Banswara District. Arthuna Town is known for clusters of ruined Hindu and Jain temples belonging to the 11th, 12th and the 15th centuries. It was the capital of Paramara rulers of Vagada during eleventh-twelfth centuries A.D. They patronized both Jainism and Saivism simultaneously, so they constructed a number […]
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Andeshwar Parshwanath, Banswara
Andeshwar Parshwanathji is a famous Jain temple located on a small hill in Kushalgarh tehsil. The temple is home to rare Shilalekhs from the 10th century. The place also houses two Digamabara Jain Parshwanatha temples. The main temple was built by Digamabar Jain Panchayat of Kushalgarh. The main idol of Bhagawan Parshwanatha is being protected […]
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Abdullah Pir Dargah, Banswara
Also called as Dargah of Abdul Rasul, Abdullah Pir Dargah is one of the most famous pilgrimage in Banswara. It is famous among the Bohra Muslim Saints and has a great historical significance. This dargah is located in southern part of the city. Every year a large number of people, specially of the Bohra Community, […]