Sirohi is a district in southern <a href="https://universaladventures.in/state/Rajasthan" target="_blank">Rajasthan</a> state in western India. It is the administrative headquarters of the Sirohi District and was formerly the capital of the princely state of Sirohi ruled by Sirohi Rajput rulers. The nearest railway station to Sirohi is Sirohi Road. Sirohi got the first rank in 33 districts of Rajasthan for "Swachh Bharat Abhiyan” in 2014. It is the third smallest and is a popular tourist destination. It is known for its wall paintings, manuscript paintings, and miniature paintings. The most famous tourist attraction of the Sirohi District in Rajasthan is Mount Abu. It is the only hill station in Rajasthan.

About 9 Km a temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu from Abu path we reach Madhusudhan. Right here we could start to see the inscription that is unparalleled within the history of the environment situated away from the temple, which claims that when any cuts the tree his/her mom will likely be ill-treated by the ass. Traveller Information:&nbsp;<ul><li>Famous for: Temple&nbsp;</li><li>Best time to visit: January to April, August to December&nbsp;</li><li>Duration: 10 to 20 minutes</li></ul>

Mirpur temple is considered to be the marble monument of Rajasthan. It served as a model for Delwara and Ranakpur temples. It is depicted in the globe encyclopedia art. The temple is of the Rajput chronological age of the 9th century. Its platform is similar to Ranakpur. Traveller Information:&nbsp;<ul><li>Famous for: Temple&nbsp;</li><li>Best time to visit: January to April, August to December&nbsp;</li><li>Duration: 10 to 20 minutes</li></ul>

The "Pavapuri Tirtha Dham" temple is created by a charitable family of Sanghavi Poonam Chand Dhanaji Bafana's family members' Trust "K.P.Sanghvi Charitable Trust".The Dhaam is constructed separated in two obstructs; the first one is Sumati Jeevandaya Dhaam is also known as Gou-Shala and the second is Pavapuri Dhaam. Traveller Information:&nbsp;<ul><li>Famous for: Temple&nbsp;</li><li>Best time to visit: January to April, August to December&nbsp;</li><li>Duration: 10 to 20 minutes</li></ul>

Vasant Garh 8 Km. to the South of Pindwara, is found for a river called Sarasvati. Its names are old because known from various sources, were Vetaleara, Vatasthana, Vatanagra, Vata, Vatapura, and Vasisthapura. This spot ended up being called Vata due to the woods that are banyan which is found by the bucket load. Traveller Information:&nbsp;<ul><li>Famous for: Temple&nbsp;</li><li>Best time to visit: January to April, August to December&nbsp;</li><li>Duration: 10 to 20 minutes</li></ul>

The Sunlight Temple of Varman, referred to as Brahman-Svamin, is one of the most famous temples in India. The careful finish of its carving, the percentage of its users and also the parsimonious use of attractive detail, all have a tendency to show that it should have been built at the same time as soon as the temple architecture was an art that is vitally living. Traveller Information:&nbsp;<ul><li>Famous for: Temple&nbsp;</li><li>Best time to visit: January to April, August to December&nbsp;</li><li>Duration: 10 to 20 minutes</li></ul>

By Air:&nbsp;
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<li>Sirohi is not well connected to other major cities of the country via regular flights. The nearest airport is in Udaipur at a distance of 108 kms.</li>
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By Road:&nbsp;
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<li>In order to get to Sirohi, travellers can drive down National Highway 14, which links it to Gujarat and Pali.</li>
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By Train:&nbsp;
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<li>There are no regular trains to Sirohi from other major cities of the country. The nearest Railway station is at Abu Road which is located at a distance of 46 kms.</li>
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Life starts here from the beginning of the stone age but we have seen that kingdom of Sirohi in the Parmar dynasty and Guhil dynasty time had rich economic prosperity in trade, defense, and in fortress structure and even had socio-religious unity as we found a group of the structure of Jain temple of Tirthankara with Saraswati and Parvati worship, Hindu temples of Sivanism, Shakti temple of Mahishasur Mardini, Vaishnavism, Surya, Brahma temple and local tribal totem of Vir Bavji (Donation of a horse with a warrior sitting on Terracotta).

A place about six kilometres north of Sirohi on a general part monitoring of the nationwide Highway No. 14 from Sirohi to Sheoganj is famous for Goddess AmbaJi temple. The kolargarh can be found towards the eastern side well away from 2 Km. The relics of the old fort on the Ganesh pole can be viewed right here. Traveller Information:&nbsp;<ul><li>Famous for: Temple&nbsp;</li><li>Best Time to Visit: January to April, August to December&nbsp;</li><li>Duration: 1 hour</li></ul>

About 5 Km south of Pindwara regarding the genuine method to Abu path, is the town of Ajari. 2 Km away from Ajari village, is the temple of Mahadeo and Sarswati. The scenery is picturesque, honey-combed with date trees and a rivulet that is small nearby. Tiny hillocks form a wonderful background that makes this place a picnic spot that is okay. Traveller Information:&nbsp;<ul><li>Famous for: Temple&nbsp;</li><li>Best Time to Visit: January to April, August to December&nbsp;</li><li>Duration: 20 minutes</li></ul>

The temple is considered to be built by Nandi Vardhan, brother of Lord Mahavir. Based on Jain Literature Lord Mahavir in their 37th voyage that is religious Chaturmas came to this area, so the places riveted together with his title are noticed in this region like Viroli (Vir Kulika), Vir Vada (Vir Vatak), Undra (Upland), Nadiya (Nandi Vardhan) and Sani Village (Shanamani - a contemporary Pologround of Abu). Traveller Information:&nbsp;<ul><li>Famous for: Temple&nbsp;</li><li>Best time to visit: January to April, August to December&nbsp;</li><li>Duration: 10 to 20 minutes</li></ul>

The Bheru Tarak Dham is established within the valley of Nandgiri, the Arbudh as described in the ancient literary works that are Indian. The valley is an excellent settlement of the Ashramas of Rishi Munis. The hilly track would go to Nakki Lake of Mount Abu with this valley. This track had been employed by Colonel Tod, an early European to visit Mt. Abu. Traveller Information:&nbsp;<ul><li>Famous for: Holy Palace&nbsp;</li><li>Best time to visit: January to April, August to December&nbsp;</li><li>Duration: 30 minutes</li></ul> Things to do:&nbsp;<ul><li>Adventure Activities: Trekking, Hiking</li></ul>

It's situated 6 kilometres away from Abu path on Abu - <a href="https://universaladventures.in/products/kerala-tour-package-from-ahmedabad" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(255, 140, 26);">Ahmedabad</a> Highway. It really destroyed the town of Parmars. Its name is present. The ruler associated with the Arbudmandal was the Parmars in the 10th and 11th centuries. Chandravati ended up being the main city of the Parmars. It was the centre of Nagar civilization, company and trade. Traveller Information:&nbsp;<ul><li>Famous for: Main City&nbsp;</li><li>Best time to visit: January to April, August to December&nbsp;</li><li>Duration: 1 day</li></ul>

The Jiraval features its own value in the group of the key traditional Jain pilgrimages. This temple is important, operating out of the center of the Jairaj Hill in the Aravalli Ranges. The Jiraval temple is extremely ancient and primitive. The temple is surrounded by the Dharmshalas and buildings which can be gorgeous. Traveller Information:&nbsp;<ul><li>Famous for: Temple&nbsp;</li><li>Best time to visit: January to April, August to December&nbsp;</li><li>Duration: 10 to 20 minutes</li></ul>

This destination can be reached from Abu down-hills about 4 Km. along with from Sirohi via Anadara, a distance of approximately 32 Km. south of Sirohi city. This temple is dedicated to Lord Sun, who has millions of rays (Kotidhwaj). The temple is considered built by the Hoons who had been the worshippers of SUN. Traveller Information:&nbsp;<ul><li>Famous for: Temple&nbsp;</li><li>Best time to visit: January to April, August to December&nbsp;</li><li>Duration: 10 to 20 minutes</li></ul>

A Guide To Siroi

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19 Feb 2026

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