Top 5 Best Places Visiting in Rajgarh – Forts, Temples & Natural Attractions

1.Anjanilal Mandir

45 years ago Lord Anjani Lalji found a dwelling spot on a platform inside thickets distant from the urban area. The whole area transformed from its former state of emptiness into a cheerful destination through collective intervention. The Sri Anjaneelal Temple Committee runs this establishment. The temple complex of Shri Anjanilal stands directly along Ajnar River at the location known as dushera ground. A magnificently carved red stone entrance arch has been built as the main doorway of Shri Anjane Lal Mandir Dham.
Three amazing pillars of dham

• Lord Shri Ram temple
• Lord Shree Anjanilal Temple under construction
• Lord dwadas jyotir ligeshwar Mahadev Temple
  The trust constructed an enormous temple having scenic views which faces Shri Anjane Lal temple directly. The shrine contains statues of Lord Rama together with Shri Mata Janaki and Shri Laxman Ji and Shri Anjane Lal. The temple follows the design of a royal palace made entirely from white Makrana marble in both its exterior and interior sections.
  The temple appears attractive because of its beautiful carvings coupled with jaalis and big curtains and faunas. People find the divine statues deeply enchanting. Caring for their followers through supernatural blessings gives both psychological serenity and the fulfillment of all hopes and wishes.

A grand and beautiful RCC hall of 100 X 30 feet constitutes the massive Satsang Bhawan so that 3000 listeners can experience comfortable satsang. This facility includes a large hall together with three accommodation rooms equipped with modern amenities.

2.Kundalia dam

Kundalia major irrigation project stands as a construction initiative on Kalisindh River between District Rajgarh and District Agar-Malwa in Madhya Pradesh. The total project expense amounts to Rs. 3448.00 crores according to government approval. A new irrigation system with drip and sprinkler methods will supply water to 419 villages across 1,30,639 hectare Rabi areas in Sarangpur, Khilchipur, Jeerapur of Rajgarh district alongside Nalkheda and Susner blocks within Agar-Malwa district. The Kundalia Dam building has reached completion during 12/2018 while engineers constructed eleven radial gates which measure 12X17m for reservoir drainage purposes. Water distribution through micro-irrigation ensures high-pressure water delivery through underground pipes that supply one hectare of farmland for farmers. The scheduled completion date for micro-irrigation across 67,591 hectares is set for 04/2021 in total 63 villages of Susner and Nalkheda blocks district Agar-Malwa along with Jeerapur and Sarangpur blocks district Rajgarh and the project area in Sarangpur block amounts to 67,091 hectares.

3.Mohanpura dam 

The Mohanpura Irrigation Project emerges as the initial national initiative where fields receive irrigation through pressure distribution methods. A 3800 crore project constructed the longest underground pressure pipeline which will serve 1 lakh 35 thousand hectares of land. The initial stage of the project requires water supply to 25 hectares of difficult-to-irrigate land located in Kalipith area. Another sector is presently executing the installation of underground pipes across multiple locations. The Mohanpura Dam stands as a construction on Nevaj River at a distance of 8 km from Rajgarh.

The dam’s site collects water from 3726 square kilometers of the catchment area. Water from the Mohanpura dam will serve three purposes which include irrigation system and domestic and industrial water needs. The proposed irrigation scheme includes about 35500 hectares of Kharif season land as well as 62250 hectares of Rabi season land.

4.Tirupati balaji mandir 

People from across the globe recognize the global fame of Tirupati Balajee. Every year numerous devotees journey to Tirupati Dev located within southern India. A resident of Zirapur District Rajgarh M.P. named Shri Om Prakash Mundra along with his wife Shakuntala serves as one of the devotees. The idea to construct the same grand temple in Zirapur arose to this couple while they were seeking darshan of Tirupati Balajee.

The founder of the grand temple dream Late Shri Kishanjee Mundra of Baikunth chose his son Shri O.P. Mundra to develop this magnificent house of worship at Zirapur. Mundra couple after their resolution to build the temple at Zirapur returned to their residence in Zirapur. Afterward the couple accompanied their family members to Shree 1008 Shree Swami Shri Ghanshyamacharyajee Maharaj at Jhalariya Peeth in Didwana, (Rajasthan) to describe their dream.

Swamijee gave an immediate blessing to start this important project. Swamijee Maharaj established Shree Shridhar Gyan Prasar Parmarthik Trust as the initial step under his guidance. Swami Shree Ghanshyamacharyajee Maharaj established the temple foundation at Zirapur on September 3, 1998 in the town where 25000 citizens resided. Temple construction lasted throughout 2 years. On 29 April 2000 the Pran Pratishtha Samaroh took place before the temple officially opened its doors to the public which subsequently resulted in 2000–2500 visitors visiting every day to view Balajee and seek blessings for their desires.

5.Ghurel Pashupatinath Temple

The historic Pashupati Nath Ghurel temple is heavily crowded every year on shrawan Monday, which is located in between the town Biaora and Suthalia, 15 kilometers in radius of Biaora it is situated, there is also a cave near the temple, worship of Bholenath has going since years here .Tthe giant statue of Pashupatinath was established in the year 1993, which is of 7 feet in height, here on the Makar Sakranti mela is held and from other places people in numberlots came here,

Here Kavad Yatra is being carried out in the city on hariyali amavasya for several years. The Shiv Mandir at Suthalia is where the pilgrims engaged along with the Kavadiyas of the place rest and bring water from the Parvati river from Ghoghara Ghat at 5 am. After, properly worship in the statue of Lord Shankaar on hill of Ghurel, about 16 km away and abhisek in Parvati nadi water.
With the calls of Kavadiya Baba Bholenath its main road to the city begins from Parlapura Ram Temple, Sadar Bazar Shiva Temple, Biaora Road and Ghurail Pashupatinath Temple where Lord Bholenath’s Jalabhishek is done. All those who take this journey are welcomed by City dweller, with fruits, kheer, sabuadana khichdi etc.

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