Karauli

Karauli, previous capital of the bygone Karauli state (amiable state), is a town which has around 300 holy places and is therefore, considered as amid the holiest cities in Rajasthan. The city, which lies approximately 150 kilometres from Jaipur, was established by Raja Arjun Dev Yadav in 1348 AD is the residence of Shri Madan Mohanji, a manifestation of Krishna, and has some essential Krishna shrines. The community was tactically situated to guarantee all-natural protection. To the north and eastern of the community are abyss while a substantial wall surface was made, to safeguard it from invading militaries.

Karauli is renowned for its geographical specialities and having packed with all-natural appeal and covered by Vindhyanchal as well as Aravalli hills. Area is having all type of level, high & low as well as uneven components. Plains are extremely productive and clay is really light in weight and sandy. Karauli is related to several historic happenings. The primary town in Karauli is called Mandrail. This town is well-known for the fight of Mandrail which was combated by Raja Puranmal, the king of Amer, in 1534 AD. During the time when India became independent in 1947, Karauli was under the regulation of Raja Ganesh Pal Deo. In later years, this community combined with the Indian union and entered into Indian state of Rajasthan. This heritage community is additionally widely recognized its vibrant celebrations and fairs.

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Getting there

Air : The closest airport is Jaipur and Agra

Rail : Well connected with Delhi, Gangapur, and other parts of Rajasthan

Road : Karauli is linked to Jaipur, Gangapur and Delhi

Travel Information – Karauli

Area : 5,043 km²

Best Time to visit :October - March

Temperature Details:

Summers: April to Aug 33°C and 37°C

Monsoon : July to Oct 20°C - 26°C

Winters : Nov to Mar14°C and 31°C

Karauli Eminent Tourist Places .

1.Bhanwar Vilas Palace

It was constructed in the year 1938.This Palace was the house of Raja Ganesh Pal Deo Bhadur, the ruler of Karauli in that era. It is considered as one of the best luxurious legacy hotels in Rajasthan. It boasts of a delightful architecture and modish interiors. The royal property has total of 43 rooms and suites, contributing to a remarkable stay, amongst contemporary luxuries. Its dining hall is a perfect place to savour lavish multi-cuisine meals.

2.Keladevi (Kailadevi) Wildlife Sanctuary

This sanctuary is known for rich and dense forests and comes right afterwards the Kaila Devi Shrine. It is extended on both the sides of the road to eventually join the Ranthambore National Park. It is a home to a variety of wildlife animals like the chinkaras, jackals, nilgai, and leopards. One can also witness rare species of birds like sand pipers and kingfishers.

3.Timangarh Fort

This fortress was made in 1100 AD and is positioned at a distance of 40 km from Karauli. It is named after the Ruler Timanpal. This splendid building was devastated in one of the many attacks and was rebuilt by Raja Timanpal of Banaya in 1058 AD. It is known for having 8 different types of metals which can be seen in its structure. Also, the framework of this citadel denotes India's prehistoric yet imperial antiquity. Numerous mythical gods and goddesses are also carved on the stone pillars of the fortress.

4.Madan Mohan Ji Temple

It is a Hindu place of worship dedicated to God Krishna. It is situated on the banks of the Bhadravati River. The temple has idol of both God Krishna and Goddess Radha which are made of Asthadhatu (combination of 8 metals). After getting victory in the battle of Daultabad, Shri Gopal Singhji saw that God Krishna in his dreams who instructed him to get his idol from installed here. The king therefore, carried this idol and that's how the temple was built.

5.City Palace

It is one of the prime locations amongst several other tourist attractions of Karauli. This manor is renowned for its stunning architectural, stone carvings, classic artworks and gorgeous jalli work.It is one of the optimum constructions of Rajput civilization. It recollects the feudal magnificence and provides tourists with an in-depth insight into the history and culture of Rajasthan. The Durbar Hall in this royal legacy is intricately attractive, and it accurately portrays the artistic sense of the medieval Rajput leaders.