Friday, 8 August 2014

Rajasthan-Pali

Sojat Fort

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Sojat Town is situated on the left bank of the Sukri River near Pali town, known as Tamravati in ancient times. The fort has a big reservoir and several temples like Sejal Mata, Chaturbhuj and others. The old temple of Chamunda Mata is located on the top of one of the hillocks. The Dargah of Pir Mastan is the main attraction at the time of Urs. 
 
One of the major attractions of this city is the plantation of ‘mehandi’ trees, a herbal plant where the leaves are squashed into a thin paste and applied on the hands and the feet in various attractive designs. This traditional art form is now known all over the World and has been internationally adopted in the fashion circuit. Many of the foreign tourists who happen to take this particular route are tempted to take a break for decorating their palms and feet with ‘mehandi’ (henna). 
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Home to the wealthy clan of Paliwal Brahmins, Pali's various buildings and architecture resonate with its varied and complex history. Several decadent, beautiful baori's still exist, pointing towards the old lifestyle of Pali's Rajput rulers. A trip to the Lakhotia Garden, surrounded by a pond and home to the Mahadev temple, is a significant element of each traveller's itinerary for Pali. The Balleshwar Temple, one of the only 8 Ashtavinayak temples dedicated to Lord Ganesha, is a fine example of the spiritual air in Pali. Most of the ornate havelis have now been converted to heritage hotels, some of which still maintain the history through antique furniture and interiors.



Parashuram Mahadev Temple

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Parshuram Mahadev Temple is a Shiva temple in Desuri tehsil in Pali district of Rajasthan state in India . It is said that Parshuram, the sixth manifestation of Lord Vishnu, made the cave with his axe and used to worship the lord Shiva at this serene place in the foothills of the Aravalis mountain range. The cave, 3,995 feet above sea-level, has naturally made figures of Lord Ganesh and Lord Shiva and also has nine Kunds which never go dry. The place is 14 km from Sadri town.
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Fairs are organised here twice a year. On the Shravan Shukla Sastami and Saptami (6th and 7th) usually falling in August/September a large fair held.
 
Some social organisations, notably Amar Ganga Charitable Trust, have been arranging food and lodging facilities for the past many years. The trust also organises 'Sangeet Sandhya' (musical nights) during fairs where local artists sing devotional songs. According to an estimate, around 900,000 people visit the holy place every year.




Somnath Mandir pali

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This oldest shrine is located in Pali. Somnath Mandir was constructed during the period of Vikram Samvat Era in the historic year of 1209. Maharaja Kumarpal Solanki built this shrine. 
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Sri Bangur Government Museum

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It is named after Mr. Bangur. Its foundation was laid on 26th April, 1982 and it was inaugurated on 19th July, 1991. It is located inside a splendidly built building and has been divided into various Sections - The Pre-historic Section exhibits stone tools like hand axe, Flake and Scrapper belonging to the Palaeolithic Period.
 
The Archaeological Section is the largest and the most important one. It has a rich collection of 326 sculptures. It displays 10 stone inscriptions, many archaeological pieces and the stone and metal sculptures of Hindu and Jain deities, dating back to the 6th Century A.D. and upto 17th - 18th Centuries A.D. These have been recovered from various parts of Pali and Jalore Districts.
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Situated in Pali, Sri Bangur Government Museum exhibits a fine collection of artifacts dating from various periods. On display are sculpture, epigraphic, specimen of minerals, coins of historical interest, miniature paintings, arms and armor and wooden handicraft. The stone tool specialties belong to the Paleolithic period.
The archaeological section of the museum features the stone and metal images of Brahmanical and Jain deities collected from the regions of Balwana, Bali, Nadol, Hemawas, Nimaj and Sewari. These sculptures range in date from the 6th century AD down to 17th-18th century AD. Inscriptions and Archaeological pieces are also included in this section.



Jawai Dam

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Jawai Bandh is a village also situated near to the dam and a railway station on Ajmer-Ahmedabad route. With the same name, a dam built across the Jawai river, a tributary of Luni river. It comes under Sumerpur Tehsil of Pali district in Rajasthan.
Jawai Bandh (जवाई बान्ध) is a railway station between Ahmedabad and New Delhi railway line for the people who commute to the other places for their livelihoods. Majority of trains running on this route are having stoppage at this railway station. This railway station covers many towns and villages like Sheoganj, koliwara,perwa.falna,balwana,bisalpur Sumerpur, Bamnera, Posalia, Bankli, Takhatgarh, Paldi, etc. of nearby area.
 
 
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The dam is situated near Sumerpur town in Pali District of Rajasthan state in India. The dam was built by Maharaja Umaid Singh of Jodhpur. the work started on 12th May 1946 and it got completed in 1957. Total expenditure was Rupees 2 crore 7 Lakhs. This village covers an area of 500 km². This is the biggest dam in the western Rajasthan. The dam has capacity of 7887.5 million cubic feet and covers an area of 102,315 acres (414.05 km2) of cultivable command area. Its height is about 61.25 feet (18.67 m). Sei dam and Kalibor dam are the feeder dams of the Jawai dam.
 
Besides being a winter paradise for migratory birds, it is the main water supply source for Jodhpur city and parts of Pali district. If there is sufficient water in the dam, then some villages of Jalore district and Pali district get water for irrigation from the Jawai dam, which was the main aim in making this dam.
 
 
 

Jadan Ashram

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This Aashram was established in the year 1990 by Swami Maheswarananda  to promote the ancient indian science of yoga and the invaluable spiritual treasures of vedic culture.  The Central building of this large complex, is constructed in the shape of the ancient symbol OM. The sound of OM consist of three letters; A, U and M. It represents the cosmic vibraion, the original eternal sound. It is situated in an area of 250 acres.  This central monument will be the largest man-made symbol of OM in the world. The 108 compartments of residential units that are to form this impressive OM shape, attract tremendous cosmic energy
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Swami ji has also implemented the system "Yoga in daily Life". It is a holistic system of health, emcompassing the science of body, mind, consciousness and soul. While completely true to the authentic Indian traditions of classical yoga, it is adjusted to meet the needs of our times. The system aims to establish physical, mental, spirtitual and social health, in other words - to offer all that one requires in the search for peace of mind, harmony and fulfillment in life. To make these goals accessible to every one, yoga in daily life is structured as a graded system of learning, It contains eight progressive levels. The system is suitable for every body regardless of age,  state of health or cultural background.



Jadan Ashram

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This Aashram was established in the year 1990 by Swami Maheswarananda  to promote the ancient indian science of yoga and the invaluable spiritual treasures of vedic culture.  The Central building of this large complex, is constructed in the shape of the ancient symbol OM. The sound of OM consist of three letters; A, U and M. It represents the cosmic vibraion, the original eternal sound. It is situated in an area of 250 acres.  This central monument will be the largest man-made symbol of OM in the world. The 108 compartments of residential units that are to form this impressive OM shape, attract tremendous cosmic energy
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Swami ji has also implemented the system "Yoga in daily Life". It is a holistic system of health, emcompassing the science of body, mind, consciousness and soul. While completely true to the authentic Indian traditions of classical yoga, it is adjusted to meet the needs of our times. The system aims to establish physical, mental, spirtitual and social health, in other words - to offer all that one requires in the search for peace of mind, harmony and fulfillment in life. To make these goals accessible to every one, yoga in daily life is structured as a graded system of learning, It contains eight progressive levels. The system is suitable for every body regardless of age,  state of health or cultural background.



Todgarh-Rawali Wildlife Sanctuary

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Located pretty much in the middle of the Aravelli hill ranges, the Todgarh Raoli Wildlife Sanctuary is a 500 sq kms of tropical dry deciduous forest, which means that for a few months of monsoon, the trees are green otherwise, they are quite leafless and dry for most part of the year. With pockets of evergreen patches, this is a unique habitat that exhibits character of hills, plains and the desert regions. Once a tiger territory, today it has a thriving population of leopards and sloth bears. The official handout informs that there are 200 species of birds but it is the grey jungle fowl that is abundantly found here. In the world of reptiles, special mention must be made of the star tortoise that was till recently a very common but disappeared when the Southeast Asian markets discovered them as a part of their meal. Now they are hard to find.
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Mahavira Temple

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Five minutes’ walk from Sachiya Mata Temple, Mahavira Temple is dedicated to the last of the Jain tirthankars (great teachers). This is a more spacious temple than Sachiya Mata, featuring an open-air pavilion-style mandapa supported by carved pillars. As at the Sachiya Mata Temple, the drum of the dome features sculptures of apsaras (heavenly nymphs). There is also a beautiful torana before the temple, decorated with very intricate sculptural work.
 
The image of Mahavira glistens with piercing eyes. According to legend it’s over 2000 years old, was found buried underground, and is made of sand and milk and coated in gold. In the right-hand corner there’s an ancient frieze, which retains fragments of colour.
 
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Mahavir Mandir  is one of the holiest Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Hanuman, located in Patna, Bihar, India. Million of pilgrims visit the temple every year and is the second most visited religious shrine in North India. Acharya Kishore Kunal is the secretary of the Mahavir Mandir Temple Trust, Patna.
 
The Mahavir Mandir Trusts have the second highest budget in North India after the famous Maa Vaishno Devi shrine. The earning of Mahavir Mandir has gone now up to an average of INR1 lakh per day.

 



 

 



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