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#1	Kalptaru Palace Hotel Reviews (3) Rs. 500 1

#2	Atul Hotel Reviews (1) Rs. 800 2

#3	Baba Ramdev Hotel Reviews (1) Rs. 1500 3

#4	Anmol Guest House Not rated yet Rs. 600 4

#5	Rajkamal Hotel Not rated yet Rs. 700 5

#6	Siyava Valley Resort Not rated yet Rs. 1750 6

#7	Chirag Hotel Not rated yet Rs. 900 7

#8	Kabra Inn Not rated yet Rs. 800 8

#9	Swagat Hotel Not rated yet Rs. 800 9

#10	Gorbandh Guest House Not rated yet Rs. 500 10

Places to visit in Sirohi
	Ajari Religious #1 of 35 Hotels near Ajari

	Vasant Garh Monument #2 of 35 Hotels near Vasant Garh

	Varman Other #3 of 35 Hotels near Varman

	Ambeshwar Ji Temple Religious #4 of 35 Hotels near Ambeshwar Ji Temple

	Bamanvad Ji Temple Religious #5 of 35 Hotels near Bamanvad Ji Temple

	Jirawal Temple Religious #6 of 35 Hotels near Jirawal Temple

	Karodidhwaj Temple Religious #7 of 35 Hotels near Karodidhwaj Temple

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About Sirohi Tourism
Sirohi District is located in the south western part of Rajasthan. Covering an area of about 5139 sq km, Sirohi is considered as the third smallest district in Rajasthan. Pali District lies towards the north-east of Sirohi District, while Udaipur lies to the east. From the western side, Sirohi is surrounded by Jalore and from the south by the Banaskantha District of Gujarat. The district is divided into five tehsils, namely Sirohi, Reodar, Pindwara, Sheoganj and Mt. Abu. These tehsils are further divided into three sub-tehsils, namely Mandar, Bhavari and Kalandri. The headquarters of this district are based at Sirohi city, which was formerly the capital of the princely state of Sirohi. Sirohi District was founded by the son of Rao Sobhaji, Sehastramal, on the western slope of Siranwa hills. Additionally, he laid the foundation of the Sirohi Fort on the second day of Vaisakh in 1425. Post India's Independence, the state administration of Sirohi State was taken from the minor ruler of Sirohi State, by the Bombay Government. The state was under the administration of the Bombay Government from 5th January, 1949 to 25th January, 1950. In 1950, the district of Sirohi was merged into the state of Rajasthan. This destination was popular as Dev Nagari, because of the number of temples and shrines dotted across the region. The population of the district is 8,51,107, which mainly comprises of tribal people of Bhils and Grasiya. Marat Nachna, Sarkali and Gavri dance form an integral part of the culture in this region. Revadi Fair and Dhajeri Gyaras fair are the main events celebrated by the Sirohi people. The region is also famous for Sirohi paintings, which are primarily a sub-school of Marwar. The main attraction of the district is Mount Abu, which is the only hill station in Rajasthan. Sirohi is home to one of the oldest marble temples of Rajasthan, Mirpur temple. Another main attraction of the district is the Sirohi Fort, which is situated on the eastern slopes of the Siranwa Hills. Markundeshwar Mahadeo Mandir, Abu Nakki Lake and Sirohi Tirth Dham are other major attractions of the region. Sirohi District is located about 110 km from Udaipur city, which has the nearest airport, Maharana Pratap Airport. There are 9 railway stations in Sirohi. Sirohi Road Railway Station is the main railway station of the district, which connects it to cities like Chennai, Ranakpur, Ajmer, Haridwar and Mumbai. Sirohi Bus Station, which is in proximity to National Highway 14, is the main bus terminal in the district. Regular buses from Udaipur, Ajmer, Bundi and Jaipur serve this bus terminal. The best time to visit Sirohi is from June to October. Read More >>

Tourist places in Sirohi

Sirohi District is a famous Jain pilgrimage centre in Rajasthan and has several ancient temples, teerths and historical villages. The village of Ajari is the main attraction of the district, renowned for a temple devoted to Lord Mahadev and Goddess Saraswati. Another attraction of Sirohi is the Vasant Garh, located on the shores of River Saraswati.

Varman Village, also known as Brahmana, is popular for the old Sun temple that dates back to the 7th century AD. Some of the other places like the Sirohi Fort, Goyli, Posaliya and This King's Place are also frequented locations. Sirohi also has several popular temples, such as the Mahadev Temple, Saraswati Temple, Markundeshwar Mahadeo Mandir and Jabeshwar Mahadev Temple.

Sirohi is known for Jain temples like the Karodidhwaj Temple, Ambeshwar Ji Temple, Bamanvad Ji Temple and Jirawal Temple. The Mirpur Temple, built in the 9th century is dedicated to the 23th Jain Tirthankara, Lord Parshvanath. The Sharneshwar Ji Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva and Lord Hanuman, is another major attraction of the district.

The Pava Puri Tirth Dham is known for a nearly 2 ft tall idol of Shri Shankheshwar Parshvanath, the 23rd Tirthankara. Mount Abu, the only hill station in Rajasthan, is at an altitude of 1,220 m above sea level. It is famous for tourist spots like the St. Lawrence Church, Government Museum, Tejpal Temple and Khartar Vashi Temple.

Other important teerths in the district are the Radbar Teerth, Shri Beda Teerth, Shri Lotana Teerth and Shri Mundasthal Teerth. The Bhateshwar Mahadeo Basantgarh, Chandrawati Nagari, Banas Dam, Delwada Jain Mandir, Kesar Villa Palace and the Vishnu, Dattatriya and Bramha Mandir are other popular attractions of this district.