BHILWARA
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Asind is a historical town and administrative tehsil in the Bhilwara district of Rajasthan. It is known for its ancient temples, rich cultural heritage, marble mining, and rural charm. The town offers a peaceful atmosphere and serves as a center for local trade and religious activities.
Situated in: Northern part of Bhilwara district, Rajasthan
Distance from Bhilwara city: Around 55–60 km
Well connected by roadways to Bhilwara, Beawar, and Ajmer
Asind has been an important regional center since ancient times.
It was once under Rajput chieftains, and many historical remnants like stepwells (baoris) and old havelis still exist.
The town also played a role in regional peasant movements during the British era.
Charbhuja Temple, Asind
A famous temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu (Charbhuja Nath)
Known for its religious importance and local festivals
Mahadev Temples
Several temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, often visited during Sawan and Mahashivratri
Local Jain Temples
Peaceful and well-maintained temples for the Jain community
Asind is known for its marble and mineral resources
Several stone mines and marble industries operate in the area, contributing to the local economy
Surrounded by villages, farmlands, and small hills
Traditional Rajasthani culture, dress, and festivals are preserved here
Local fairs, folk songs, and rural markets give a glimpse into everyday life
By Road: Approx. 55–60 km from Bhilwara city via State Highway
By Bus: Regular state transport and private buses run from Bhilwara and nearby cities
Nearest Railway Station: Bhilwara or Beawar
Best Time to Visit: October to March for comfortable weather
Visit Charbhuja Temple and other local shrines
Explore village life and traditional fairs
See the marble quarries and rural landscapes
Enjoy local food and hospitality.
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