Arthuna Overview
Ranked 1 of 46 sightseeing in BanswaraArthuna town, which was once the capital city of the Pramar emperors, is popular among tourists due its archaeological significance. This town and its nearby areas have ruins of temples that date back to 11th and 12th century. These temples contain several beautifully designed idols of Lord Ganesh, Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Tourists visiting Arthuna can also see the Shaivite Temple, which is enshrined by the statue of Nandi, the bull.
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Arthuna
Rizwanuddin Rafiq
24th Jan 19
It was ruled by Parmara of Vagada in 11-12th cen AD
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Arthuna
Rizwanuddin Rafiq
24th Jan 19
Ancient name was Utthunaka
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Arthuna
Rizwanuddin Rafiq
24th Jan 19
It was an ancient capital of Parmara Kings
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Arthuna
Rizwanuddin Rafiq
24th Jan 19
Arthuna temple-nice place
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Arthuna
Rahul Bhatt
7th Sep 17
Travellers recommend
Length of visit: 1-2hrs
Best Time: During Sunrise
Facilities available
Food available for purchase- Bathroom facilities
- Camera/Video allowed
Timing, fees and more
Other Details
- Famous for:
- Historic Places
- Entry:
- free
Sarvagya Jain
14 reviews
Ancient temple of golden arts
At Arthuna which is about 45 km from Banswara district you can see an amazing art worked ancient temple with gold sheets on walls. There are no visiting fees. You can visit the place by your own vehicle or you can take a local bus to approach there.
Mahipal Rao
3 reviews
This is the Temple of lord Hanuman
It is the most famous temple of Banswara, this is mainly known for its Saturday market
