Rajgarh has had an interesting history due to its strategic location in the center of India’s central state—Madhya Pradesh. Once a princely state under the British Raj, the old city belongs to the Malwa region and is surrounded by a crenellated battlement wall that stands even today. The present city is on the cusp of great things; home to a solar power plant and several dam projects, it is striding towards the future with aplomb. However, this has not stopped its residents from embracing and conserving its rich cultural heritage and remarkable natural beauty. Ancient temples, revered dargahs, beautiful forests with lush greenery await you at Rajgarh.
The biggest draw for locals and tourists alike is the Jalpamata Temple. Located just four kilometers from the main city center, this is a beautiful edifice temple, perched atop a high hill. Covered with dense forests, the temple is not only known for the spiritual succor it offers, but is also appreciated for the picturesque views of the town spread below it.
Another popular shrine that is revered by people of all faiths is the Dargah Shareef, which is the final resting place of the saint Hazrat Syed Qurban Ali Shah Badakhshani. His death anniversary sees followers from all over India and the world participating.
The Khoiry Mahadev Temple is a picturesquely located shrine that often doubles up as a picnic spot among locals. Apart from this, lovely ancient architecture can be seen at Bada Mahal and Kishangarh Kothi.
Auto-rickshaws are the primary means of transport for covering shorter distances. State-run and private buses are more apt for longer distances. You could also hire a car to travel in comfort.
On a daily basis there are approximately 8 flights that operate at Raja Bhoj International Airport.Air India is the popular airline brand that fly frequently to this airport.
By road Rajgarh is surrounded by Shujalpur, Shajapur, Jhalawar which are 41.02 km, 49.92 km, 55.36 km away respectively. These places are ideal spots for people to plan their short weekend break.