Khimlasa
human settlement in India
Khimlasa is a town in Sagar District, Madhya Pradesh, India. It's known for his historical fort, It is currently in Khurai tehsil.
Khimlasa Fort
Khimlasa fort is a 16th century fortress located in within the Khurai tehsil of the Sagar district of Madhya Pradesh, India. It was known for its mix of defensive military layouts and the intricate stone carvings. It built by officials during the Raisen Dynasty and it features intricate carvings, several towers, multiple rooms, and also a Panch Pir tomb.
Demographics
As per the 2011 Population Census, Khimlasa village has 10333 inhabitants, 5489 men and 4844 women.
Other Activities
Visiting place in khimlasa is KHIMLASA POND, HANUMAN TEMPLE, NARAYANI TEMPLE, SHIV TEMPLE etc.
There are many famous Jain temples located.
Here is one Stadium for playing outdoor games like cricket, football, balleyball and other outdoor games.
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