If you consider Rajasthan to be the land of only deserts, palaces, and camels, then definitely visit Banswara once. This place will take you to a different world. Banswara is a district of Rajasthan, which is surrounded by greenery, lakes, waterfalls, and hills. Especially during the monsoon, this place becomes so beautiful that it seems as if nature has filled the colors here.
Banswara is called the "city of 100 islands" because dozens of small islands are spread in the backwater of the Mahi Dam. During the rainy season, this view is no less than a film scene. The major tourist places here are Kadelia Waterfall, Chacha Kota, Singpura Falls, Jagmedu Hill, Tripura Sundari Temple, Mangarh Dham, Ramkund, and Nandani Mata Temple.
The "Safar Banswara" app was launched to promote tourism.
Recently, the district administration has launched a mobile app named "Safar Banswara". With the help of this app, you can see the information, location, and route of 29 major tourist places of the district on your mobile device. This is promoting local tourism. Mangarh Dham here is special both historically and emotionally, where hundreds of tribals sacrificed their lives in 1913. The Tripura Sundari temple is counted among the Shaktipeeths, where a large number of devotees reach. If you want to spend a few days away from the crowd, in peace and clean air, then definitely come to Banswara. The lush green valleys, cascading waterfalls, and calm lakes here will give peace to your mind.
Banswara of Rajasthan is a jewel of greenery.
This corner of Rajasthan is not a desert, but a jewel of greenery. Do visit Banswara once. This place will settle in your heart. This monsoon, a large number of tourists have arrived at natural places like Kagdi Dam, Singpura Falls, and Chacha Kota in Banswara. The special thing is that most of the tourist places in the district are connected to nature, where there is less crowd and more peace. This is the reason why families and youth who like trekking are liking this place very much.
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