Bhilawara is a popular trading destination for the traders coming from all around the country. It is known for its textiles industries and is one of the largest manufacturers of handicrafts and finest varieties of textiles. Adjacent to Bhilwara, there are several other regions like Ajmer, Chittor, Bundi, etc, which are also famous for the textile units. The paintings are impeccable pieces of art which is of various categories for e.g. Swand art, Phad, etc. The local people of Bhilwara are fond of Gair dance which is being performed during the festivals and fairs. The Lakhara families are known for making Mozri shoes and Lakh bangles.

The area covers around 10,455 sq. km and is a desired tourist destination of Rajasthan.

Bhilawara destinations:

Battis Khambon Ki Chhatri : It is 52 kilometres from Bhilawara. The moment you will reach the place you will find an impeccable shrine built with sandstone consisting of 32 pillars and surrounding it there are many other temples.

Yakshini Mata temple : An absolutely stunning temple which is the centre of rejoice and celebration of Mandal.

Mewa Dham : Mainly popular for fort which was built by the Sisodia Rajputs of Mewar. The place is just 4 kilometres away from Mandal.

Bijoli : The place is popular for 5 Jain temples which have been dedicated to Parsvanath. The moment you see the temple you will be stunned to see that the temples are placed on the highland of Uparmal and the massive tank Mandakani Baori.

Shahpura : The centuries old magnificent paintings will catch your eyes. It is located at Jahajpur which is just 55 kilometres from Bhilawara. It is popular as the place Shahpur is dedicated to the freedom fighters of India.

Go Heritage India Journeys assure you that you will thoroughly enjoy the tradition and culture of the light hearted people of Rajasthan.