Aklera

Aklera is a city in Hadoti Region of District Jhalawar.

Get in

By plane

• Bhopal (BHO ^IATA), 92 miles
• Indore (IDR ^IATA), 123 miles
• Jaipur (JAI ^IATA), 177 miles

By train

• Kota Juncation 140 km (Well connected to Delhi and Mumbai)
• Bhopal (M.P.) 200 km (Well connected to Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Nagpur, Kolkata)
• Indore (M.P.)

By bus

Aklera is directly connected to Jaipur, Kota, Bhaopal, Indore, Baran, Jhalawar.

Get around

Aklera City is small city and you can get around here by walking, cycling or motorbike. Local taxis (like Jeep, Maruti 800, Boloro) are cheap to go to nearby attractions. As weather conditions in Rajasthan are hot, an air-conditioned car is recommended.

The local language is Hadoti, but its very slimier to Hindi and most of peoples can speak Hindi.

See

• Bheemgad, Chipabarod Road. Bheemgarh (Kakoni) is situated about 85 Km. from Baran district Headquarters in the Chhipabarod Tehsil. It is surrounded by the Mukundra mountain ranges and on the bank of Parwan river. It is said that the temples at Kakoni are built in 8th century. These are the remains of the 'Vaishnav', 'Shiv' and 'Jain' temples. About 60% statues of the Kakoni temples are kept in the Museums at Kota and Jhalawar districts. Archaeological department has announced the place as secure since 1970. 
• Chapi Bhandh. 
• Dalhanpur - on the bank of River Chhapi. 
• Gagron Fort. 
• Jain Temple, Old Mela Road. Visiting Hours: Morning and Evening. Mahaveer Jain Temple situated in near to city centre. It has a big standing sculpture (granite stone ) of Lord Mahaveer. Bhagwan Mahaveer is worshipped as the 24th Thirthnakar in Jain religion. Once you get in the temple you can find a peace and inner joy. Don't violate Jain regulations inside the temple. This temple is maintained by Agrawal Jain Samaj Aklera. 
• Jolpa Mataji (Rajgarh to Bhopal road). 
• Kamkheda Balaji (in Aklera Municipality). A small village famous for a very big temple of Lord Hanuman and is a very sacred place for Hindu and The President of this temple is Gajanand Ji Mangal (Ugani Wale, Aklera) and devotees come not only from Rajasthan but also from Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, New Delhi. It is believed that those who visit the temple in the months of Vaishakh, the Lord Hanuman will bestow his blessings on the devotee as well as fulfil his wishes. The village got electricity and road facilities in 1977 by the efforts of the former member of legislative assembly, the Late Shri Vitthal Prasad Sharma (1920-1982). That's why people of Aklera and Kamkheda gratefully installed a milestone in the honour of him. The easiest way to reach there is by road through Aklera for the devotees from Rajasthan and from Binaganj in M.P., for devotees from M.P. and U.P. 
• Shiv Mandir, Teen Batti Circle (Toward Jhalawar). Visit hours : Full Day. One of the oldest Lord Shiv Temple of city. It has an ancient and big Shiv Linga. Entry : free. 

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