Hindaun (also known as Hindaun City ( )) is a town in Karauli district in Rajasthan (India). This is the town located in the vicinity of Aravali Hills & is on the main railway track from Delhi to Mumbai, via Kota, approx. 256km away from New Delhi. It is a subdivisional headquarters in India. Its population is approximately 125,000. This town covers an area of 10km. Temperature in summer season ranges between 45 and 25 degrees Celsius and in winters it is between 23 and 5 degrees Celsius. The City is famous for its Red stone business. The Famous AksharDham Temple in Delhi has been built using the same Red Stone of this area. In jaipur The Swami Narain temple is also built by this stone and also processed in Hindaun. Hindaun is also known for a special delicacy "Moong ki Barfi" (cakes made of pulses, sugar, and processed butter) which is unique to Hindaun. Nearby attractions are Shri Mahabir Ji, 17km, away from Hindaun City, which is a major pilgrimage of Jains and...
