Takhatgarh

Takhatgarh is a town in Sumerpur tehsil of Pali District of Rajasthan state in India. The town is one of the nine regions in the region, situated close to the area outskirt. It is just around 150 years of age. The town is named after Takhat Singh, the ruler of Jodhpur. A few people fled because of monstrosities of the Muslims and needed to settle in the domain of Jodhpur State. They taken authorization of the lord Takhat Singh and disclosed to him their longing that they need to build up a town on ruler's name and need to settle there.

They burrowed a well, however the water was not sweet. They discovered one as of now burrowed well close-by and taken consent to settle there. The Swami Vivekananda transport remain of Takhtgarh was made amid the residency of Mrs. Kanchan Jainam and it was initiated by decent MP Pushp Jain. The common method of transport is state claimed transports, albeit private transports are additionally a piece of it, while for long adventures trains are favored and the most favored station is Falna, which is approx 28 km from the town. A few people incline toward Jawai Bandh. You come here to visit this place.