Nimbahera

Nimbahera is a town and a region in Chittorgarh region in the Indian province of Rajasthan. It is situated around 350 km 220 mi south-west of the state capital, Jaipur. Nimbahera is all around associated through both rail and street; it lies on the railroad line interfacing Ajmer to Ratlam. Nimbahera was named after the neighborhood stream Nimba. Be that as it may, Nimbahera was a region in the royal territory of Tonk regal state before freedom, and later it was converged into the Chittorgarh locale of the Indian province of Rajasthan.

Nimbahera is known for its stone, Nimbahera stone, a sort of limestone which is utilized as a building material and crude material in concrete assembling, in this way making it an appropriate goal for bond ventures. Limestone being accessible in bounty fills in as a decent wellspring of work for the general population of Nimbahera. The city is additionally known for its biggest Krishi Upaj Mandi which in English means Agricultural items showcase, the biggest mandi of the locale, as well as a noteworthy mandi of the state. Nimbahera is relied upon to wind up one of the most noteworthy concrete assembling focuses in Asia after finish of a few up and coming bond ventures.