Sirohi

Sirohi district is situated in Marwar region of Southern Rajasthan. Also known as Devnagri because of many temples and shrines situated here, Sirohi is divided into five tehsils. The district derives its name from Siranwa hills on whose Western Slope it stands. Sirohi is situated on National Highway 14 that connects Gujarat and Pali. State Highway 19 links Sirohi with Jalore. Abu Road is the main financial hub of the city.

How to Reach

On Web
URL : http://sirohi.rajasthan.gov.in
By Air
The Udaipur aerodrome is established round 110 km away and a few domestic air travel function to and from the airport.
By Train
The city of Sirohi has the major trains position in the district.
By Bus
The Rajasthan state motor coaches attach the town to places such as Udaipur, Jaipur and other close by places.

Tourist attractions

Bamanvad Ji Temple
This temple is dedicated to Lord Mahavir 24th Tirthankar of Jains.
Bheru Tarak Dham
The Bheru Tarak Dham is established in the valley of Nandgiri.
Chandravati
It is situated at 6 Kms away from Abu Road on Abu - Ahemadabad Highway. It is destroyed city of Parmars.
Pavapuri Temple
The "PavapuriTirthaDham" temple is built by charitable family of Sanghavi Poonam Chand Dhanaji Bafana.
Ajari Temple
About 5 kms south of Pindwara on the way to Abu Road, is temple of Mahadeo and Sarswati.
Mount Abu
Mount Abu is the most famous "hill station" in India.