Sujangarh

Sujangarh is a city in the Churu district in the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan, India. Sujangarh is on the Ambala-Pali Highway NH 65 and Hanumangarh-Kishangarh Mega Highway. It is 200 km from Jaipur, 150 km from Bikaner and 360 km from Delhi. Sujangarh is associated by railroad, as well. Sujangarh intersection railroad station is on the Jodhpur-Delhi BG line. It is known for its sanctuaries, havelis and eighteenth century fortresses. Chhapar, close Sujangarh, is well known for blackbucks and its Tal Chhapar asylum. The Salasar Balaji Temple is 25 km from Sujangarh.

Sujangarh is on the fringe of Churu and Nagour locale. Pre-autonomy, Sujangarh held a key position on the outskirt of Bikaner territory, at that point a different kingdom, which brought about the lasting positioning of an occupant chief in Sujangarh. Sujangarh has been fundamentally focal point of exchange since its start. Sujangarh is a focal point of gold and silver adornments. A lot of labor is utilized in this segment. Aside from that there are some bond plants present. The greater part of them are ancient at this point. A large portion of the well off families have relocated to greater urban communities like Jaipur and Jodhpur in the hunt of better way of life. These families still possess huge land properties here. The majority of them please get-away to go through some quality time on earth and reconnect to their foundations.