Nice historical place of Shri Guru Nanak Dev ji.

Excellent peaceful neat and clean place for meditation... visit with family

Always feel calm and fortunate sitting inside the Gurudwara Sahib I felt like I am sitting in the lap of Guru Nanak ji 🙏🏻

It's a religious place of sikh and serving food to everyone 24/7 This shows the heart of sikhs and humanity between them

It is a very famous and religious place of Sikh religion in Pehowa, Haryana. Langar Sewa is available here every time

This Gurudwara is built on the banks of river Saraswati.

Very good

Nice people, nice people enjoyed our day, especially the local street food kulchey chholey (this is a burger filled with kulchey).

A beautiful gurdwara in the heart of city . But there's is parking problem for vehicles.

Piously. To be in God's kingdom

Enough space for parking of cars.

Facelift required

Good

Place of worship

No words can explain its beauty

Happy home

Nice place

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Love it

Nice

Lovely place

Known originally as ‘Hisar-e-Firoza’, this large palace complex was built by the Sultan Firoz Shah Tughlaq in 1354 CE. It consists of various palace buildings, stables, a Diwan-e-Aam (Hall of Public Audience), hamaam (or bath chambers), a mosque (the Lat ki Masjid), granary, and other buildings. Unfortunately, except for the Lat ki Masjid, nothing is signposted, so you wander through with no idea of which building is supposed to be what. There are no guides around either, so all you can do is get a feel of how vast this place once was. No entry fee is charged for the palace complex. Note that Google Maps incorrectly shows the entrance to the palace complex as being through a narrow lane branching off from the main road. The correct entrance is on the main road, very close to a large bulging bastion beside a foot overbridge.

"Hey, let me tell you all about Firoz Shah Palace, or Gujari Mahal, in Hisar! This historical palace has a fascinating history that dates back to the 14th century. It was built by Firoz Shah Tughlaq, who was a ruler of the Tughlaq dynasty. The palace showcases a unique blend of Islamic and Rajasthani architectural styles, which makes it a true architectural gem. As you step inside, you'll be greeted by the magnificent structure adorned with intricate carvings, stunning arches, and spacious courtyards. It's truly a sight to behold! The palace has withstood the test of time and stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the region. Today, the palace has been converted into a museum, offering visitors a chance to delve into the history and art of the area. Inside, you'll find a wide range of artifacts on display, including sculptures, coins, pottery, and more. Each piece tells a story and provides a fascinating glimpse into the past. Exploring the palace and its museum is a captivating experience, allowing you to immerse yourself in the history and culture of the region. It's a must-visit for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and anyone interested in the rich heritage of India. When visiting Firoz Shah Palace, make sure to take your time to appreciate the intricate details of the architecture and soak in the historical ambiance. The museum provides informative displays that add depth to your visit. Overall, Firoz Shah Palace, or Gujari Mahal, is a treasure trove of history and art that shouldn't be missed. It's a great place to learn, appreciate, and be inspired by the rich cultural heritage of Hisar. So, if you're in the area, be sure to add it to your itinerary! I hope this detailed review helps you in planning your visit. Let me know if there's anything else I can assist you with. Enjoy your trip to Firoz Shah Palace!" I hope you find this detailed review helpful!

Firoz Shah palace complex (Hisar-e-Firoza) is an archaeological complex located in modern-day Hisar, in the Haryana state of India, built by Firoz Shah Tughlaq of the Delhi Sultanate in 1354 AD. It is maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India. The original town of Hisar was a walled settlement inside of the fort. The Jahaj Kothi Museum, a past residence of George Thomas, sits inside the Firoz Shah palace complex. The complex contains the Lat ki Masjid mosque and an Ashokan pillar. Gurjari Mahal, another palace nearby, was also built by Firoz Shah for his wife Gurjari in 1356. Construction began in 1354 CE, supervised by Firoz Shah. Stone was brought from the hills of Mahendragarh to build the ramparts, which were surrounded by a protective moat. A tank inside the complex was used to refill the moat. The complex was completed in 1356 after two and a half years, and Firoz Shah ordered his courtiers to build their palaces within the walls of the fort. Restoration work began on the palace in 1924 and has gradually continued since. The complex has been declared a Centrally Protected Monument by the Archaeological Survey of India.

Firoj shah ka mahal (हिसार-ए-फिरोज़ा, Hisar-e-Firoza) is located in the city of Hisar in Haryana, India. It was built by Firuz Shah Tughlaq in 1354 AD. The original town of Hisar was a walled settlement inside the fort with four gates, Delhi gate, Mori gate, Nagauri Gate and Talaqi Gate. The palace consists of a mosque known as Lat ki Masjid. Lat is a sandstone pillar about 20 feet high and was earlier an Ashokan pillar.

It's stinky inside because of pigeon poops.

Liked thoroughly my time here. Definitely a crown of the city of Hisar. Can spend at least 30 mins - 1 hour exploring the labyrinths of the compound. Kids will surely love to explore and be allowed to do so. Palace complex has been renovated and much better preserved now. A must go if you are visiting Hisar.

Located just infront of hisar bus stand Firoz shah palce is peaceful and lovely place.Though it is clean but it needs renovation.This place includes prison and "Lat ki masjid" which was build by Firoz shah tuglak( Sultan of Delhi (1351-88)).A must visit place also entry is free of cost.

This cinema Hall is a Great Options for families 👍.. Everything is well maintained here, and customer also have the convenience of in- seat food service. It's definitely a good cinema...This is my own experience....🙂

Very spacious building having a lot of space for different types of activities. Marriages, Celebrations,Meetings, Conferences and award nominations Program are being used to organized here every now and then. Quite famous in local inhabitants along with outsiders: Rooms , restaurants Dishes and snacks Hall, Lawn and so many other inviting things are available here. Atmosphere is quite luxurious and u get a free car parking here. Good place for spending some time with family members and friends.

New food court is an attraction. However it is in open compound and in summer time, mall will face difficulty. Parking is a problem.

Visited After 2 Years.....Sun City Mall, Hisar's premier shopping destination, offers a vibrant experience with top brands, under one roof.

Very Bad Theatre Experience (Audi 1). The screen was not at all clear in 3D. The sound was too low and also the interval was just 2 minutes long. How would you expect to use the washroom or buy some food in that time. Please upgrade the screen quality and speakers quality.

It is the only mall which can be considered in hissar as other one is far apart, here you will get parking facilities also it contains a theater also which is only one which is in good working condition moreover at ground level you have some eating places where you can hangout. Go and enjoy

Great place to watch movies, great place for family outing, it's the place where family love to go for outing. It's great of east hisar. It's the oldest and Everest Cinema. There's lots of good show rooms. There is v Mart in basement of this and there's games for kids entertainment.

Worst experience. As soon I visit this place I find that the present condition is so far different from the pics available on google. I don't know why the government haven't paid any attention so far to maintain this fort. Every part of this fort is broken or damaged. Archaeological Survey of India should pay attention here to improve the conditions.

Only ruins left of what was a fort once! It definitely has the potential to become one of the top attraction points in and around Loharu. The park adjacent to the fort provides some space for leisure.

Not a magnificent view. A park is built around the fort, which makes it less scenic

Once being the pride of Loharu, the Fort has been diminished into ruins. Loharu Fort was built in the year 1570 CE by Thakur Arjun Singh.  Rao Shekha had originally divided Shekhawati into 33 thikanas, of which the Fort was 33rd. It was then a small village with a kuccha, a mud fort, and stayed as such until 1800 CE. The Fort was in the hands of later Nawabs of Loharu until 1971 when the Late Nawab Aminuddin Ahmed Khan sold it to the Government of Haryana. Since these buildings were uninhabited, all the north-wing had collapsed as was part of the east-wing. Only the south-wing of the fort (containing the Farukh Manzil) survives, and that too went into a very dilapidated state.

Its our Historical Valuables. We feels prouds, We had a fame which related to LOHARU .Now days its getting worse day by day gorvent doing nothing for it .They seriously think about of Loharu Fort.Thanx 🇮🇳

Nothing special.. there’s nothing like fort. Just a park made around the fort. It’s the biggest and probably only attraction in Loharu.

It's very beautiful historical place. Must visit with family

full of Greenary and no doubt about museum.

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A peaceful and historic stepwell tucked away in Churu. Beautiful architecture and a great spot to enjoy quiet moments, especially around sunrise or sunset. Worth a visit if you’re exploring the heritage of Shekhawati.

Great very nature... Great place for full water conservation..

Ancient rainwater harvesting and storage structure built by a wealthy businessman of Churu. The tank boundaries are embellished with chhatris with traditional architecture. It's a heritage structure & worth visiting when in a visit to Churu. However, it has fallen into disuse & the water is dirty, the approach road is a dirt track& there aren't any facilities in the vicinity.

This Historic place is so Beautiful and unique also Peaceful you can spot Beautiful Peacocks on the way 🦚 but Shouldn’t go in man made Lake it’s Dangerous but a lovely place to enjoy Weekend picnic with Family ❤️‍🩹

June 2023 trip to Churu and Sethani ka johara comes up in every search of interesting places to visit in Churu. We really felt sad visiting this place. So dirty. This place is so beautiful in pictures. But reality is different. Only carelessness of the people who frequent the place. We should be proud of our heritage and save such National monuments. Dear responsible authorities, please take some action.

Beautiful place to send some time with your family n friends. Kids love this place .... It was built long back but has got renovated recently to its full glory. You need to see it to appreciate its beauty. Will definitely recommend it to people visiting churu.

Do visit this place if you are in Churu. The cleanliness of water isn't maintained well, still the exquisite structure enveloping the green algae stricken water its worth capturing in your camera. Its peacefulness could be used to sit in solace or to spend quality time with your loved ones.

We visited the Fort museum. Small museum, a few rooms. Lots of furniture and photos. The owner ‘Thakur’ has an interest in mewar horses and breeds them. Also conducts horse safaris. The Fort is nicely appointed and would have been stunning in the says gone by. There is a link to Maharani Gayatri Devi.

A old historical places. good looking and best environment.no fear to stay and leave.all members of there helping nature

Nice historical place

Nice

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Best service

Heritage Village

Well restored haveli with museum-like exhibits that give some idea of life then. Clean space, toilets, curator cum guide, a folk singer who will play a tune for a small fee and affordable entry tickets will complete the tour of this adorable place. With so many havelis in derelict condition, this one offers a soothing experience.

The Poddar Haveli Museum in Nawalgarh is a stunning example of Rajasthani architecture and artistry, showcasing intricate frescoes and beautiful paintings. This 100-year-old haveli has been meticulously restored and converted into a museum, offering visitors a glimpse into the region's rich cultural heritage The haveli features beautiful frescoes, depicting scenes from mythology, cultural events, and everyday life. The museum is well-maintained, with a focus on preserving the original architecture and artwork. The guides Mr. Rahul, is knowledgeable and enthusiastic, providing valuable insights into the history and significance of the haveli. The museum features various exhibits showcasing Rajasthani culture, including traditional costumes, jewelry, handicrafts, and musical instruments The Poddar Haveli Museum is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Rajasthani art, architecture, and culture. With its stunning frescoes, informative guides, and well-maintained exhibits, this museum offers a unique and enriching experience.

We went there for visit during the weekend. This haveli is located in the heart of Nawalgarh. Once you enter around the area of Nawalgarh then you will feel that you have travelled back in time. There are a lot pf havelis in this area and this one is one of the best. It has been preserved as a small museum but there is plenty of stuff to watch out for. It carries heritage of Rajasthan in the form of wall paintings which is really amazing to watch.

Fantastic museum. We stayed a lot longer than we thought as there is so much to see and plenty of exhibits! Our tour guide was really great and told us so much about Hinduism and Indian society, not just about havellis!

Exquisite. Exceptional. Enchanting. No words to express the feast my eyes had... Visit yourself to have your own piece of heaven. 😁

Well maintained haveli made into a museum with varied displays of Rajasthani culture. Well maintained and with guide services. Approach is tight, not suited for buses. It is nicer to walk through the bazaar and approach the haveli on foot. A must visit while in Shekhavati

Mr Sunil guided us through the haveli. He has immense knowledge, not just of the haveli but of religion

I tried to and wanted to visit this Haveli during my trip to Fatehpur Shekhawati but I could not as it was closed. I could just see the outer walls of the Haveli. Though, there was a board outside the haweli which says, “Open everyday from 8 am to 6 pm.” I read about it online that a French artist has restored the haweli, there were no signs of restoration from outside. It looked to me in ruined state. Locals informed me that it never gets opened after COVID. Sometimes, a foreign lady comes to visit the haweli and that’s it. Instead, you can visit nearby havelis. Though, very few havelis are available for tourists if you are an Indian. Hardly, you will get access to 1 or 2 havelis to visit.

Excellent old style marwari Haveli. The fresco work and restoration done. The staff is friendly and good. Mr Sanjay however could learn to smile! Good bar and dining room ambience. Cons: 1. Lack of acceptance of credit cards despite it being mentioned on the booking website 2. No service of tea coffee in room or kettles in room 3. Toilet is extremely small and shower too. Super uncomfortable. Book and stay only at prince 1 &2 rooms. Rest are not advisable.

Le Prince Haweli in Fatehpur Shekhawati, Rajasthan is one of oldest haweli of Shekhawati, here the students of Architecture, Archeology and student of conservation are doing internship for their academic purpose. The teaches them how to do conservation of old hawelis..Must visit this haweli if you are in Fatehpur Shekhawati.

Nearly 200 years old place. Being frescoed. Good place to stay for a couple of days. Food taste like home cooked. Drinks available at the bar. Rooms are old times. But No place for car parking in the premises, it has to be done outside on the road.

Is this closed ? All doors are closed. It’s completely isolated and not maintained from outside.

Sooo beautiful place Now it is as haweli hotel for foreigners. Each foreigners should visit this haweli if he/she visits at Fatehpur shekhawati, Rajasthan

Crammed with history. Come for a tour, understand the historical significance of the place that led to the creation of these havelis. Roam around the fully restored haveli. And stay back for lunch / dinner. Staying in this Haveli itself is also a good option.

You cannot enter the fort as it's not under ASI or state archeology, it's privately owned. There is a small Balaji temple inside the premises till which is where you are allowed. You can visit the fort only if you are able to get special permission from the owners.

Step Back in Time - Laxmangarh Fort, Sikar My recent visit to Laxmangarh Fort in Sikar, Rajasthan, was nothing short of a journey through history. This imposing architectural marvel transported me back in time, offering a glimpse into the region's rich heritage and royal past. From the moment I entered the fort's gates, I was captivated by the intricate detailing on the walls and the grandeur of the structure. The craftsmanship and architecture of the fort are truly commendable, reflecting the artistic excellence of a bygone era. Exploring the fort's various sections, including the palace, courtyards, and corridors, felt like unraveling the layers of a fascinating story. The well-preserved frescoes and murals adorned with vibrant colors and intricate designs were a testament to the artistic sensibilities of the time. The panoramic view from the fort's vantage points was nothing short of breathtaking. It provided a sweeping panorama of the town of Sikar and its surroundings, giving me a unique perspective of the region's landscape.

No Benefit to visit the place...I went to the place and it was completely locked...only Balaji Mandir Of Fort was Open...rest was locked and nobody was allowed to visit or enter in the Fort Interior

It has absolutely nothing to offer for tourists and absolutely not worth making a visit. It is a private property and you can only access the stairs to a point publicly. Absolutely recommended to skip this fort for a planned visit. Water logging is complimentary if you visit the fort😀😀

It is a private property so we they don't give us permission to visit. But their is temple inside it we can go there but it is very close just near the door. So can just see the city from here which you can see in my photo's.

Beauty and place was good. But there care taker staff very poor and time waste bcz they couldn’t allow for entry and talk like we r enemy If someone come from far distance how they knows entry for visit not allowed but there care taker was rude and says like go from here as soon as possible ......

The fort is a later medieval one . Approx 200 years old Constructed by Raja Laxman singh in 1790s .. It is q private property and is only accessible till the temple on the entrance . The fort can't be seen

Nice temple. situated on Amli road sikar . Dedicated to God Khatu shyam baba. I visited here this is peaceful place for worship. Established in 1999.

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Jai Shree Shyam

Nice palace

Out side tample

Shree Salasar Balaji Temple is a divine and peaceful place located in Salasar, Churu district of Rajasthan, is a famous pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Hanuman (Balaji) where one can truly feel the spiritual energy and blessings of Balaji Maharaj. The temple is beautifully maintained, and being in the presence of Balaji Ji and the Akhand Jyoti fills the heart with faith and positivity. I noticed that while some people were allowed to go near the statue of Balaji and close to the Akhand Jyoti area. The temple, known for its miracles and peaceful atmosphere, features traditional Rajasthani architecture and offers facilities for pilgrims, making it a significant spiritual and cultural landmark in Rajasthan. The visit was spiritually enriching🙏

A Divine Experience Beyond Words! Visiting Salasar Balaji Mandir was nothing less than magical! The moment you step inside, you can feel the positive energy and devotion in the air. 🕉️✨ The temple architecture, the chants, and the peaceful vibes make your soul feel lighter. No matter how crowded it gets, there’s an unexplainable calm that touches your heart. 🙏 Balaji Maharaj’s presence truly blesses every devotee who visits. If you ever seek faith, peace, and strength — this is the place to be! 💫 Highly recommended for anyone who believes in miracles! 🌸🔥

Salasar Balaji Mandir, located in the Churu district of Rajasthan, is one of the most famous temples dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Popularly known as Salasar Dham, this holy shrine holds immense religious significance and attracts devotees from all over India throughout the year. The temple is renowned for its unique idol of Lord Hanuman, which has a distinct beard and mustache, making it different from other depictions found in most temples. The spiritual atmosphere of Salasar Balaji Mandir is truly mesmerizing. As soon as you enter the temple premises, the aura of devotion, the sound of bhajans, and the continuous chanting of “Jai Shree Ram” fill your heart with divine energy. The temple is especially crowded on Tuesdays and Saturdays, as these days are considered very auspicious for Lord Hanuman. Despite the rush, the arrangements for darshan and offerings are well-managed by the temple committee, ensuring that devotees have a smooth spiritual experience. Apart from its religious importance, the temple complex is also known for its cleanliness, spacious surroundings, and facilities for devotees, including resting areas, drinking water, and prasad distribution. The nearby market offers devotional items, souvenirs, and traditional Rajasthani food, making the visit even more memorable. Every year, two big fairs are organized here during Chaitra Purnima and Ashwin Purnima, attracting lakhs of devotees. During these times, the temple town comes alive with vibrant energy, devotional songs, and cultural programs. Overall, a visit to Salasar Balaji Mandir is not just a religious trip but also a soulful experience that leaves one feeling blessed, peaceful, and spiritually uplifted. It is undoubtedly one of the must-visit temples in Rajasthan for devotees of Lord Hanuman and seekers of divine blessings. Would you like me to make this review sound more formal like a travel magazine article, or more personal like a devotee’s experience?

Salasar Dham is located in Churu district in Rajasthan and is dedicated to Lord Hanuman. The key highlight of this shrine is that Hanuman is portrayed with a beard and a moustache. The idol also has knotty eyebrows and beautiful eyes as well has a tilak on its forehead. One noteworthy aspect of the Salasar Balaji temple is that it is believed to be a swayambhu shrine or a temple with an idol that manifested by itself. Worshippers also consider the temple to be a Shakti Sthal or a place of power. The temple is also claimed to be a place where the wishes of devotees come true. History: Long ago on a Tuesday in the Shravan month on Navami, a farmer from a village called Asota in Rajasthan was ploughing his field. His plough suddenly struck something hard and the farmer could not move it any further. When the farmer inspected the area, he saw a stone there. The farmer removed the stone and started digging further only to find an idol of Hanuman. It was exactly at that moment, the farmer’s wife came to the fields with lunch for the farmer. She had brought churma made using bajra for his lunch. The farmer fed some churma to the idol also. Since then, it is a customary practice among devotees to feed the deity in the shrine with some bajra churma. Parking could be difficult to find.

Salasar Balaji Temple, located in Salasar, Churu district of Rajasthan, is a famous pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Hanuman (Balaji). Established in 1755 AD after a miraculous discovery of the Hanuman idol, the temple attracts devotees from all over India seeking strength, courage, and blessings. The black idol of Hanuman, seated in a meditative posture, is the main attraction. Tuesdays, Saturdays, and Hanuman Jayanti are especially auspicious, drawing large crowds. The temple, known for its miracles and peaceful atmosphere, features traditional Rajasthani architecture and offers facilities for pilgrims, making it a significant spiritual and cultural landmark in Rajasthan.

a great hindu balaji temple 🛕 🙌 👌 beloved by infinite ♾️ devotees, if u visiting then visit on normal day or without festival season for avoiding too much crowd. otherwise u hae to wait for 2 hour minimum in the que. make a wish 🤞 and enjoy the journey which balaji gives u. have hotel 🏨 😌 restaurant 😋 parking washrooms 🚻 etc, all the facilities u will get nearby the temple 🛕. don't buy any advance tickets or vip passes, have many frauds outside or online on behalf of temple. directly go and make wish. it will be good 👍.

Salasar Balaji Salasar Balaji, also known as Salasar Dham, is a famous temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman, located in the Churu district of Rajasthan, India. It is one of the most revered pilgrimage sites for devotees of Lord Hanuman and attracts thousands of visitors every day, especially on Tuesdays, Saturdays, and during the annual fairs held in the months of Chaitra (March–April) and Ashwin (September–October). According to legend, a farmer named Ginthala from Asota village found an idol of Hanuman in his field after a divine dream. The idol was later enshrined in Salasar, where it miraculously became heavier, signifying the Lord’s wish to stay there. Since then, Salasar Dham has become a sacred center of faith, devotion, and miracles. The temple’s unique idol features a beard and mustache, which distinguishes it from other Hanuman temples. Devotees believe that praying here fulfills wishes, removes obstacles, and grants strength and courage. The temple complex is beautifully maintained and surrounded by shops, dharamshalas, and facilities for pilgrims. People from all over India visit Salasar Balaji on foot, often as part of a spiritual journey from Khatu Shyam Ji to Salasar, covering nearly 80 kilometers. The atmosphere of the temple is filled with divine energy, chants of “Jai Hanuman,” and the unshakable faith of millions.

Worth a visit. Best time to visit - winter Mode of transport - four-wheeler Best time of visit - day light ( winter sun ) Roads are dangerous and are not well protected by the edges, make sure that a professional is driving. Reckless driving can be deadly. Once you reach the top, strong winds will welcome you with dozens of monkeys. Stay away from the apes. Visit all the temples as they are centuries old.you will find our culture in their architecture. No entry fee / parking fee. The view from the top is breathtaking. The entire Sikar is visible alongside nearby towns.

Lovely place with lots of wind mills around and in the lap of nature. The old Shiv temple is a beautiful place to worship in a peaceful atmosphere. Lots of leaf monkeys are there. Views are superb which you will never be able to forget. You will visit this again and again.

Astonishing view from the top. The ascend to the temple is worth the time. Very beautiful temple. If you are going there, do spend some time there. Observe the beauty. Read the history of it. Checkout the inner cave temple. Checkout the ruins of old temple. Enjoy the view on the way down , most Beautiful is the wind mill views there. Loved it.

Must visit Ancient Lord Shiva temple...destroyed by Aurangjeb..beautiful hill top breathtaking views of serene mountains and windmills...another temple of local daiety Harsh Bhairav Ji situated in cave ..

“Wehad an amazing experience visiting Harsh Mountain. The view from the top was breathtaking. The atmosphere was peaceful, making it the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. If you’re looking for a great adventure combined with natural beauty, Harsh Mountain is definitely worth a visit. I can’t wait to go back!”

Harshnath temple is famous for gathering hundreds of devotees every year to celebrate Shiv Ratri, a festival celebrating the marriage ceremony of Lord Shiv with Goddess Parvati. A number of rituals and aartis take place every year and people offer their prayers to the lord. The festivities take place in the month of February and March every year.

Day Plan: Jaipur to Salasar Balaji, Jeen Mata, Harshnath, Khatushyamji Explore the spiritual richness of Rajasthan with this one-day itinerary: 1. Salasar Balaji: Visit the revered temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. 2. Jeen Mata Temple: Pay homage to the goddess Jeen Mata, a symbol of power and strength. 3. Harshnath Temple: Discover the historical, cultural heritage and spiritual significance of this ancient temple. 4. Khatushyamji: Visit the famous temple dedicated to Lord Krishna's incarnation, Barbarik. Highlights - Beautiful architecture and ancient shrines - Scenic surroundings and cultural landmarks - Spiritual significance and tourism attraction Return to Jaipur End your day with memories of these sacred sites and return to Jaipur.

Peaceful environment, neat and clean place inside Jain Vishwa Bharati, Ladnun.

I attend prekshadhyan shivir before corona, the practice helped me alot during corona period and lockdown, i am really greatful to my gurus for teaching us valuable lessons of life through meditation workshop 🙏 I gained more knowledge than any book can give ,thank you, thank you, thank you ❤️

I attended 8 days residential camp and it was a life changing experience for me. I really loved the sessions and the stay, it's quite peaceful. Would love to attend more such sessions

The place is quite and perfect for yoga and meditation. Even the environment seemed very positive. The only problem is sometimes one can feel warm. But there was ventilation.

A wonderful place with spiritual energy.

8 Days residential camp. Amazing, Mr. Vimal Gunecha did a good job in teaching.

It's simply superb...Well designed and scientifically Jain Meditation technique.