Rewari

Rewari, a district in the Indian state of Haryana, is around 95 km away form the capital city of New Delhi. It was named by his king Rewat after the name of his daughter, Rewati, who was married to elder brother of Lord Krishna. It is the place well known for the best brass work in the world. It is also called the brass hub of India. The city of Rewari has also emerged as a new industrial township as there are many companies such as Haryana Suraj Malting Limited Exide, Indian oil, hero Honda, YKK, Sony, HPL, and TVS.

Citizens of Rewari Haryana India celebrate all Hindu festivals but the festival of Teej is celebrated with great enthusiasm. The city has its own historical importance as it has been the birthplace of many great warriors. Many freedom fighters are born and bought up in this district. Some of them are Rao Tula Ram, Krishna Gopal etc… The land of this city is called as Veer-Bhumi, as people of Rewari feel proud to serve in the Indian military.

Rewari map Haryana shows that the city is located very near to Gurgaon and believed that it was detached from Gurgaon district and joined with Mehendergarh distirct under the plan of Haryana Government. It also throws light on various forts and palaces in and around the district for the ease of tourists. The Fort of Gokalgarh and the Rao Tula Ram’s palace are within few kilometers of Rewari.