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Banswara is the native place of the Bhils forming 39% of the total population of Banswara. The name can either be from the bamboo trees located in this place or Bhil chieftain named Bansna, who was killed in the battle by Maharawal Jagmal Singh.
This place is known as the City of Hundred Islands as the river Mahi, borders the district and also flows surrounding a lot of islands located over here. This river also separates Dungarpur and Banswara districts into 2 different regions. Banswara is in the south east part of Rajasthan.
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Udaipur is on the west of Banswara, Chittaurgarh on the North, and the states of Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh on the south and east of Banswara, respectively. The nearest airport is Udaipur and railway station is Ratlam.
The climate of Banswara is an important aspect of Banswara Tourism . The best time to visit Banswara in during August to March. It experiences as any other places of Rajasthan, very hot summers and relatively cold winters. The annual rainfall is 28 cms. One important aspect of Banswara Tourism is that, the people can speak English and Hindi along with the local language of Rajasthan, which is helpful for the tourists to communicate.
There are a lot of hotels, which are integral part of Banswara Tourism. These hotels are located all around the city to provide good food and lodging to the people visiting this place of Rajasthan.
Check out the following hotels and restaurants of Banswara Tourism
- Hotel Meghdoot
- Hotel Plaza
- Hotel Mayur
- Hotel Kushal Bagh Palace
- Hotel Beherin
- Hotel Mayank
- Sagar- for Indian food
- President- for Indian food
- Plaza- for Indian food
- Mayur- for Indian food
- Kushal Bagh Place Hotel-I for Indian and Continental food
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