Pilani is a tiny town in Rajasthan’s Shekhawati area, well known for being home to one of the country’s most distinguished educational institutions, BITS Pilani (Birla Institute of Technology and Science). In the centre of this small town, Grand Havelis and respected monuments still reflect the rich narrative of the past. Pilani sightseeing is a lovely experience for everyone interested in learning about Rajasthan’s history and culture. Pilani is home to amazing attractions like the Shiv Ganga, Saraswati temple, and Panchwati, all of which provide a spiritual flavour to the area. At the Birla Museum, you may discover your passion for science, or at Panchwati, you can experience our country’s wonderful stories. Khedla, Jherli, and Dhindhwa Aguna are just a few of the villages that surround the city, giving it a rural feel.
Visit in Shekhawati Rajasthan
Sikar is one of the most popular day trips from Shekhawati. The Ram Chokhani Haveli, Bansidhar Rathi Haveli, Mirijamal Kyala Haveli, Kedia Haveli, Sanganeria Haveli, Radha Murli Manohar temple, and the Jeen Mata temple are among the more well-known Havelis and temples. In the village of Khatu Shyamji, there is another prominent temple called the Khatu Shyamji temple, which is known for its Jadula ritual, in which a child’s hair is shaved off for the first time.
Visit in Churu Rajasthan
Churu, a little settlement on the outskirts of the Thar desert with Havelis, fresco paintings, and distinctive architecture, is nestled among the changing golden dunes. Churu is in the ancient Shekhawati area of northern Rajasthan, and is known as the ‘Gateway to the Thar Desert.’ Churu’s architecture, which includes the majestic palaces of Kanhaiya Lal Bagla and Surana, as well as its 400-year-old fort, is a famous tourist destination. From New Delhi, the city is an excellent weekend escape.
Shekhawati, Mandawa
Mandawa is a small hamlet in the Shekhawati area known for its trading. A beautiful fort named here was erected in the 18th century by the Rajput prince of Mandawa, who also built the Roop Niwas Palace at Nawalgarh.
This drew a large number of investors and dealers from all across the nation, who eventually settled in this area. Castle Mandawa is another popular destination in this area. This Castle, which was recently converted into a historic hotel, is perhaps the greatest place for tourists to stay. This architectural marvel will make you realise that every money of yours is worth every penny the moment you enter this luxurious hotel.
Badalgarh Fort in Shekhawati
The Badalgarh Fort, located in the Jhunjhunu area of the Shekhawati region, was built in the early 16th century under the reign of Nawab Fazal Khan, a Muslim king. It is perched on a hill, surrounded by lush greenery and a plethora of echo spots. It’s also notable because of the famous wars that took place here. In the 1730s, it was taken over by Rajput commander Shardul Singhji.
Sethani ka Johara, Churu
During the horrific famine of 1956, Sethani ka Jodha, a water reservoir 3 kilometres from Ratangarh, was erected by Bhagwan Das Bagla’s widow. The reservoir, which was built as a research project, now attracts a large number of birds and animals. There’s a chance you’ll see a neelgai.
Churu’s Salasar Balaji
Salasar Balaji, also known as Salasar Dham, is a Hindu temple in Salasar, Rajasthan, near Sujangarh. This temple, which is dedicated to Balaji, another name for Hanuman, gets a large number of visitors every year. Salasar Dham is part of a religious circuit that also includes the Khatu Shyamji temple and the Rani Sati Dadiji (Jhunjhunu) shrine (or Balaji).
Tal Chappar Sanctuary
Tal Chappar was proclaimed a protected land in 1962, covering 719 hectares. Tal Chappar has a distinct habitat, with large grass covering the area, and it lies along the path of many migrating birds, who stop for a time or the full season while flying back to their home.
Bird enthusiasts flock to this location. It also houses uncommon and endangered species such as the blackbuck, jungle cat, rojra, and foxes.
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