Jhalawar is a princely city of southern
Rajasthan. Once upon a time, it was the
capital of the former royal state of Jhalawar.
At present, Jhalawar is the administrative
headquarters of Jhalawar district. Jhalawar
is a city of warriors since time immemorial.
This city has shown the way to overcome
all the vicissitudes of life. There was
once a time when several historic ruins
were found in and around the city of Jhalawar,
all of which were destroyed during the
period of Mughal rule. Among the historical
remains popular in the city is the temple
of Sitaleswar Mahadeva.
The economy of the Jhalawar depends on
trade of essential items such as opium,
oilseeds and cotton. Also the economy
of the state depends on the production
of fruit circus, the cultivation of poppy
red and orange orchards in charge. This
makes the whole area fascinating and colorful
during the winter months. At present,
tourism provides to stimulate the economy.
The Government of Rajasthan is to find
new ways and means for the growth of tourism
in Jhalawar.
There are various places of tourist attractions
in Jhalawar. As Jhalawar is a popular
historic site of Rajasthan, tourists find
places of attraction as something different.
The calm and very nature of the region
encourages travelers to visit places of
attractions in Jhalawar. The Government
of Rajasthan is to make all efforts to
improve Jhalawar tourism.
Some places of attractions include Jhalawar
government Fort Museum and Bhawani Natya
Shala. There are also excursions to places
like rain Basera, Jhalarapatan, etc. The
best season to visit Jhalawar is during
the period September to March. In Rajasthan's
capital Jaipur, tourists can travel to
Jhalawar by car rentals, cars and rickshaws
sometimes by bus from the Rajasthan Tourism
Development Corporation. There are popular
trains, which stop regularly in Jhalawar.
The names of trains are Avadh Express
and Dehradun Express.
