Shahpura

Shahpura is located at 58 km from Bhilwara in the state of rajasthan. hahpura came into existence when it's first chief, Sujan Singh (grandson of Amar Singh I who ruled from 1597 to 1620), took over in 1629. Shahpura used to be the capital of the erstwhile State of Shahpura in the princely days. The rulers belonged to the Sisodia family of Rajputs of Mewar. The town is surrounded by a wall with four gates. The Ram Dwara built by the Ram Snehi Sampradaya Trust is the prettiest structure in town. Ram Snehi is a sect founded amongst the Hindus in 1748AD, and the chief priest of the temple is the head of the sect.

The town is surrounded by a wall with four gates. The Ram Dwara built by the Ram Snehi Sampradaya Trust is the prettiest structure in town. An annual fair called Phool Dol ka Mela is held here in March-April for five days. The temple is built in the style of the chhatri which is quite a common sight in Rajasthan. But the Ram Dwar has the most beautiful pillars and domes. The domes in the main cluster are painted, while elsewhere they show detailed carving.