Top Tourist Attractions in Rewari
Rewari is a city and the seat of the Rewari Municipal Council in the Indian state of Haryana. It’s in Haryana’s south-west corner. It’s 82 kilometres from Delhi and 51 kilometres from Gurgaon.
Best Places to Visit in Rewari
Loca Shed
The world’s oldest still-functioning 1855-built steam engine Fairy Queen (locomotive) tourist train was repaired here. It is India’s only surviving steam loco shed and houses some of India’s last remaining steam locomotives. It lies 400 metres north of the Rewari railway [1]station entrance, 50 kilometres from Gurgaon, and 79 kilometres from New Delhi’s National Rail Museum at Chanakyapuri.
Historical Places
The red mosque (Lal Masjid) near the old courts (Kchahari) is one of the district’s most prominent historical sites. It was constructed in the year 1570 during the reign of King Akbar. Near the mosque, there are also two memorials.
Baag wala Talab (Near Old Tehsil Office, Rewari)
This pond is located near Rewari’s former tehsil office. Ram Ahir, Rao Gujjarmal’s son, erected it. This pond is currently dry.
Bada Talab (Rao Tej Singh Talab) Near Old Town Hall Of Rewari
This pond is located near Rewari’s historic Town Hall. Rao Tej Singh constructed it (pakka-cemented) between 1810 and 1815. Rain/canal water fills this massive pond through underground inlets. This talab has separate bathing areas for ladies and gentlemen.
Shri Ghanteshwar Mandir, Main Market, Rewari
The “GHANTESHWAR MANDIR” is one of the district’s most well-known religious sites. It is located in the city’s centre. In the temple, there are statues of all the gods and goddesses of “SANATAN DHARMA.” It’s a three-story structure. The majority of the population visit this temple to pray. On the bank of the Bada Talab, there is a famus temple dedicated to Lord HANUMAN, which is visited by a huge number of people every Tuesday.
Best Time to Visit Rewari
Early June is often the hottest period of year, with highs hovering around 105.2°F (40.7°C) and temperatures seldom falling below 82.3°F (27.9°C) at night.
How to Reach Rewari
From Delhi
Bus:
On National Highway No.48, the distance from Delhi Sarai Kale Khan ISBT to Rewari is around 95 kilometres. Every 15 minutes, buses depart from Delhi Sarai Kale Khan ISBT for Rewari via Gurgaon.
Train:
A robust railway network connects Rewari junction. The distance between Old Delhi and Rewari is around 80 kilometres. Some of the trains that stop at this junction include Ranikhet, Ajmer Shtbdi, Porbandar express, and Ashram express.
From Jaipur
Bus:
On National Highway No.48, the distance between Jaipur and Rewari is approximately 190 kilometres. Rewari may be reached via bus.
Train:
A robust railway network connects Rewari junction. The distance between Jaipur and Rewari is approximately 225 kilometres. Some of the trains that stop at this junction include the Mandor Express, Malani Express, Garib Nawaj Express, and Ashram Express.