Jaipur is the nearest location from where you can visit Sawai Madhopur. This destination is preferable for couples, kids, and families means it is most preferred in groups. The most favorable time to visit Sawai Madhopur is from October to March as you can explore the city without the heat bothering you. To visit all the places near Madhopur, one needs to stay there for 2-3 days.
Here is the list of each and every tourist place located near Sawai Madhopur:
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1. Ranthambhore National Park
Most famous sightseeing location that is just 11km from the Sawai Madhopur, is a complete forest area. It is among the famous national parks of India that helps in preserving Tiger breeds and ensures an increase in population.
2. Khandar Fort
There is a great tale behind this fort because it was unconquerable since many emperors try to attack it. It has a great place to every ruler and it shares its boundaries with Tiger reserve and Ranthambore National Park.
3. Chamatkar Temple
This is famous because of the miraculous idol of Lord Adinath that is in Padmasan posture. In Madhopur, it is the main mandir for Jains and behind its name, there is also a beautiful story.
4. Ghushmeshwar Jyotirlinga
This temple is 40 km from Sawai Madhopur on the way to Jaipur and is Lord Shiva temple. It is one of the twelve jyothirlingas of Lord Shiva. Also, this place is surrounded by a garden.
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5. Rameshwaram Ghat
This ghat lies at the union of two rivers Banas and Chambal and it is 60 km away from the city. Most of the tourists visit there due to their scenic beauty and wildlife. Every year during Shivratri an annual fair is held when thousands of devotess visit this place. Also, it is a place for a large number of migratory birds.
6. Sameton Ki Haveli
The Haveli is located inside the Ranthambore fort and it is worth visiting in Sawai Madhopur. It shows the great architectural value of Rajasthan and attracts many tourists.
7. Chauth Mata Temple
This temple was made in the belief that Mata helps to overcome evil hence Maharaja Bhim Singh worships here everyday. Moreover, Mahajara is the person who built the temple and bought the idol from the place called Panchala.
8. Ranthambore Fort
Recently, UNESCO has declared this fort as world heritage site under the Hill Forts of Rajasthan category. Chauhan warriors built a fort that is dated back approx 944 AD. It is located in the middle of the forest is not only renowned for historical significance but also has religious significance.
9. Kala Gaura Bhairava Temple
Located at the top of the hill is famous for Tantrik pooja and whoever visits there get their wish fulfilled. This temple is devoted to Gaurav Bhairava and Kala Bhairava. Here another main idol is of Goddess Durga.
10. Surwal Lake
This lake captures a view of all the tourists because it surrounded by the village and farms and many birds halt there for a while. This is 15 minutes drive from the Madhopur.
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11. Sawai Man Singh Sanctuary
This sanctuary is 9 km away from the city. It is flowing from the Aravali Hills to the Vindhyan hill and due to these hills; the area is enriched with biodiversity that gives the spectacular view.
12. Trinetra Ganesh Temple
This is the temple located 12 km from the main city of Sawai Madhopur is famous for Lord Ganesha. This is the oldest temple established in Ranthambhore Fort, where lord Ganesha’s whole family resides at one place.
13. Shopping in Sawai Madhopur
Shopping is always fun and it goes beyond limit when you have to shop at local market of Sawai Madhopur. People who like perfumes can buy the famous khas perfume. Handicrafts and artifacts made by local people which can be bought from various shops in Shilpgram. Wool carpet and accessories made of camel leather are liked by international tourists.
Few famous shops are Cheetal handicrafts and Dhonk Crafts.
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And don’t forget to take the famous guavas of Sawai Madhopur back to your home.
Overall description of the Sawai Madhopur just only describes the diversity of Rajasthan and people can get various things to visit there. Each and every place has its own historical significance.
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