Sirohi - Rajasthan - North India

North Indian City Guide - Rajasthan - Sirohi

There is a sense of enchantment surrounding Sirohi, a regal city situated in the southern region of Rajasthan. The beauty and charm of this destination can truly captivate you. Known as Devanagari, or the City of the Gods, Sirohi boasts a multitude of ancient temples that adorn its landscape. A trip to Sirohi promises a plethora of outdoor activities to indulge in, as it is renowned for its lush greenery and towering hills. Sirohi is a treasure trove for tourists and history enthusiasts especially for those who have a strong desire to explore ancient religious sites

Sirohi - City Guide

Located about 5 km south of Pindwara on the route to Abu Road, Ajari village is a hidden gem. Just 2 km from the village lies the sacred shrine of Mahadeo and Saraswati. The picturesque surroundings of this place, with date trees and a gentle stream nearby, create a serene atmosphere perfect for a leisurely outing. Legend has it that Markandeshwar Rishi meditated here, and the holy Gaya Kund is where the ashes of the deceased are immersed after the funeral rites.

Nestled in the Nandgiri valley, Bheru Tarak Dham has been a sanctuary for revered sages. A path from here leads travellers to Mount Abu, and the area has historically provided essential supplies to the locals of Mount Abu. The temple, constructed from white marble and named Sahastrafana (thousand hooded serpent) of Parshavnath, offers pilgrim amenities such as a Dharmshala and Bhojanshala. Mirpur Temple and Bamanvad Ji Temple- The ancient Mirpur Temple, the oldest marble monument in the state, has been a source of inspiration for temples like Dilwara and Ranakpur. Dating back to the 9th century, this temple is dedicated to Lord Parshavnath, the 23rd Tirthankar of Jains. Despite being destroyed by a Mughal invader in the past, its historical significance remains intact.

A total of 18 Jain temples stand in a striking row, visible from a distance as far as Sirohi. These temples are truly impressive, showcasing remarkable architectural beauty. At sunset, one can bask in the beauty of Sirohi city and its picturesque surroundings.

Sarneshwar temple, a revered Shiva Temple, rests on the western incline of Siranwa hill. It holds great significance as the family deity of the Deora Clan of Chauhan Rajputs. Sirohi looks like a slice of heaven on earth, especially when you're not just focused on the temples because this district is home to the only breathtaking hill station in Rajasthan – Mount Abu.

The Abu last viewpoint also known as the Toad Rock View Point is a boon for nature lovers. You cannot imagine how beautiful the sight will be during the sunset period! The sky turns red and orange, and it's like magic against the green mountains. You will feel like you’re in the best hill station in India, and not in Rajasthan as you visit Mount Abu’s most fascinating Nakki Lake, Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary and numerous other ethereal locations that never fail to evoke a sense of wonder.

Climatic Conditions in Sirohi

Summer Season in Sirohi is too hot and begins during April and lasts till June with temperatures rising to 38°C. Monsoon season in Sirohi starts from Mid-July– September characterized by an average rainfall of 760mm. winter season in Sirohi starts in December and lasts until February with average temperature of ranging between 30°C. January is the coldest month of the year with temperature ranging between 27°C - 10°C.