banswara Tourismbanswara is likely derived its name from bans or bamboo shoots, which once grew in abundance around the places. It was a part of the territory known as Bagar during the regin of Udai Singh who succeeded to the throne sometime between 1496 and 1498 AD and is said to have been founded by Jagmal, the younger son of Udai Singh who, being much devoted to his queen, the mother of Jagmal and wanting to see him installed as a ruler of a separate State, had partitioned Bagar between the two claimant sons before his death. banswara remained the capital of erstwhile State of the same name for about four centuries thereafter. 
banswara is a city located in the banswara District in the south of the state of Rajasthan in India. Maharawal Jagmal Singh established the princely state of banswara , Rajasthan. banswara , Rajasthan derives its name from the abundance of "bans" or bamboo forests. The Mahi River, which flows through banswara. Another theory concerning banswara is that the district was named so because of loads of bamboos (bans) that grow in its forests. banswara in Rajasthan, India is also known by the name of 'Lodhikashi' or Little Kashi. This is because of eleven and a half Swayambhoo Shivlings that are present here. banswara travel and tourism will take you closer to the unspoilt and untouched culture of this tribal district. A mix of Gujarati, Rajasthani, Malwi and Mewari cultures, the Vagdi culture of banswara is sure to win your heart. |
