About Pipliya Ji
Pipliya Ji is a small village and local religious site located in the Pipliya area of Jhalawar district in southeastern Rajasthan, India. It is situated in the Hadoti region near Pirawa and Jhalrapatan. The settlement is primarily agricultural and is known locally for a shrine dedicated to the folk deity Pipliya Ji. The place reflects rural Rajasthani village life and serves as a modest community religious centre for surrounding villages.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a quiet rural village setting with agricultural fields, traditional houses and a small local shrine dedicated to Pipliya Ji. The environment is that of a typical Hadoti village with limited tourist infrastructure. The main point of interest is the community temple/shrine area where local worship takes place, surrounded by open countryside and village lanes.
Key highlights
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Local shrine dedicated to folk deity Pipliya Ji revered by surrounding villages
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Rural agricultural landscape typical of southeastern Rajasthan Hadoti region
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Traditional village settlement reflecting local Rajasthani rural life
Culture & Context
Pipliya Ji is locally revered as a folk deity shrine serving as a community religious centre for Pipliya and neighbouring villages in Jhalawar district, reflecting folk religious traditions of the Hadoti region of Rajasthan.
Route
| By air | Nearest airports are Kota Airport and Jaipur International Airport, with onward road travel to Jhalawar and Pipliya |
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| By train | Nearest rail access via Jhalawar City Railway Station and Bhawani Mandi Railway Station on the Kota - Nagda line |
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