Rajsamand Tourism

Rajsamand, the marble land of Rajasthan, is located about 67 km from Udaipur. Apart from being one of the largest marble producers in the country, it is also a city which has beautiful lakes, amazing palaces, great historical significance and a national park. The most famous places in the district are the Kumbhalgarh Fort, where Maharana Pratap was born, Haldighati, the famous battlefield, Dwarika Dhesh, Charbhuja and many Shiva temples. It gives you an opportunity to glimpse and see its history, religion, culture and mining industry.

During the time of Rana Kumbha, the kingdom of Mewar was spread from Ranthambore to Gwalior. Which includes the vast tracts of present-day Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. The rulers here were the best in Indian martial and fine arts architecture and learning. Out of the 84 kg defending Mewar, 32 were designed and manufactured by Rana Kumbha. Of these, Kumbhalgarh is the most impressive with its 36 km long wall and soaring towers. Located on the site of an ancient citadel dating back to the second century BCE, belonging to a Jain descendant of the Maurya Emperor of India. Its steel gray ramparts surround the fertile Shero Sailor Valley, with ancient monuments cenotaph, talabo and flourishing fields.

Apart from the famous historical areas of Kumbhalgarh and Haldighati, this place also has religious significance for different communities. This is the temple of Shrinathji who was the main deity of the Vaishnav community. The Dwarkadhish temple holds that a miraculous idol is also located. Temple of four-handed Lord Vishnu (Charbhuja) Many temples dedicated to Lord Shiva can also be seen here. It is most famous for its marble craft. And is the largest marble production unit and district in the country.

State :

Rajasthan

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