Statue Jhansi Ki Rani Nepa Fata
General Details: The Statue of Jhansi Ki Rani at Nepa Fata is a modern landmark that serves as a powerful tribute to the legendary freedom fighter, Rani Lakshmibai. Situated at a crucial highway intersection, it acts as a gateway for travelers moving towards the historic Asirgarh Fort and the indust rial township of Nepanagar. The statue depicts the Queen in her iconic warrior pose, mounted on a galloping horse with her son tied to her back and a sword raised high. This monument was established to inspire the youth of the region with the spirit of bravery and patriotism. It has become a popular stopping point for tourists to pay their respects before heading to the nearby ancient fortifications.
General information
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Ideal Duration:
Duration: 30 Minutes.Place Type:
Category: Public Memorial & Landmark.Entry Fees:
No Entry Fee: This is a public monument located on the highway and is Free for all visitors to view and photograph.
Parking: Ample free space is available on the side of the road for cars and tourist buses to park safely. ...No Entry Fee: This is a public monument located on the highway and is Free for all visitors to view and photograph.
Parking: Ample free space is available on the side of the road for cars and tourist buses to park safely.Timing:
Regular Timings: Open 24 Hours as it is a public roadside landmark with no gates or enclosures.
Ideal Visit Time: 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM or 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM to avoid the peak afternoon heat. ...Regular Timings: Open 24 Hours as it is a public roadside landmark with no gates or enclosures.
Ideal Visit Time: 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM or 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM to avoid the peak afternoon heat.Special Events:
Republic Day: Every January 26th, the statue is decorated with garlands and a flag-hoisting ceremony is held by local authorities.
Martyr’s Day: On June 18th (the anniversary of her death), special prayers and floral tributes are offered a...Republic Day: Every January 26th, the statue is decorated with garlands and a flag-hoisting ceremony is held by local authorities.
Martyr’s Day: On June 18th (the anniversary of her death), special prayers and floral tributes are offered at the site.Best Photo Spots:
Low Angle View: Shooting from the base of the pedestal to make the statue look even more heroic against the blue sky.
Highway Perspective: Capturing the statue with the long, winding road to Nepanagar in the background for a travel-themed sh...Low Angle View: Shooting from the base of the pedestal to make the statue look even more heroic against the blue sky.
Highway Perspective: Capturing the statue with the long, winding road to Nepanagar in the background for a travel-themed shot.
Golden Hour: The bronze finish of the statue glows beautifully during the last light of the evening.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Tribute: Offering flowers at the base of the statue as a mark of respect for India’s national heroine.
Travel Break: Using the spot as a resting point during the long drive from Burhanpur to Asirgarh Fort.
Photography: Capturing the dynamic pose of the statue against the backdrop of the rugged Satpura mountain range.
Education: Reading the history of the 1857 revolt to children and explaining the significance of the Rani’s courage.
Local Market: Browsing the small roadside stalls nearby that sell local forest produce and seasonal fruits like custard apples.
Selfies: It is a ritual for many travelers to take a "Check-in" photo at this iconic junction before entering the hills.Tribute: Offering flowers at the base of the statue as a mark of respect for India’s national heroine.
Travel Break: Using the spot as a resting point during the long drive from Burhanpur to Asirgarh Fort.
Photography: Capturing the dynamic pose of the statue against the backdrop of the rugged Satpura mountain range.
Education: Reading the history of the 1857 revolt to children and explaining the significance of the Rani’s courage.
Local Market: Browsing the small roadside stalls nearby that sell local forest produce and seasonal fruits like custard apples.
Selfies: It is a ritual for many travelers to take a "Check-in" photo at this iconic junction before entering the hills.
Scenic Views: Looking towards the horizon where the massive walls of Asirgarh Fort begin to appear in the distance.
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Why Famous:
Patriotic Landmark: Famous as a symbol of the 1857 revolution and a reminder of the region's connection to the freedom struggle.
Travel Landmark: It is a well-known meeting point and navigational marker for tourists visiting the Satpura hill...Patriotic Landmark: Famous as a symbol of the 1857 revolution and a reminder of the region's connection to the freedom struggle.
Travel Landmark: It is a well-known meeting point and navigational marker for tourists visiting the Satpura hills. -
Architecture:
Artistic Construction: The statue is made of high-quality bronze and reinforced fiberglass, mounted on a tall marble pedestal.
Dimensions: The entire monument stands approximately 10 meters high, including the pedestal, making it visible fro...Artistic Construction: The statue is made of high-quality bronze and reinforced fiberglass, mounted on a tall marble pedestal.
Dimensions: The entire monument stands approximately 10 meters high, including the pedestal, making it visible from a long distance on the highway. -
How To Reach:
By Air: The nearest airport is Indore (210 KMS); tourists usually visit this spot as part of a day trip to Asirgarh.
By Train: Nepanagar Railway Station is only 12 KMS away, while Burhanpur Station is 20 KMS away.
Read MoreBy Air: The nearest airport is Indore (210 KMS); tourists usually visit this spot as part of a day trip to Asirgarh.
By Train: Nepanagar Railway Station is only 12 KMS away, while Burhanpur Station is 20 KMS away.
By Road: Situated directly on the Burhanpur-Nepanagar Highway, it is a mandatory pass-through point for local buses.
Local Transport: Private taxis are the best way to reach this spot, as it is located outside the main city limits.Weather and Best Time to Visit:
Winter Months: October to March is the best time, as the surrounding hills are green and the air is cool.
Time of Day: Sunset is particularly beautiful here, as the shadow of the Satpura range falls across the valley. ...Winter Months: October to March is the best time, as the surrounding hills are green and the air is cool.
Time of Day: Sunset is particularly beautiful here, as the shadow of the Satpura range falls across the valley.Near Tourist Places:
1. Asirgarh Fort (2 KMS), 2. Moti Mahal (3 KMS), 3. Nepanagar (12 KMS), 4. Burhanpur City (18 KMS), 5. Tulsiram Chovhan Home (5 KMS), 6. Chandni Dam (10 KMS), 7. Renuka Mata Temple (15 KMS), 8. Kundi Bhandara (22 KMS), 9. Shahi Qila (20 KMS), 10. Jama Masjid (19 KMS).Tourism Tips
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Highway Safety: Be very careful while crossing the road or taking photos, as the highway has fast-moving truck traffic.
Refreshments: Small tea stalls are available, but for proper meals, carry your own food or wait until you reach Nepanagar...Highway Safety: Be very careful while crossing the road or taking photos, as the highway has fast-moving truck traffic.
Refreshments: Small tea stalls are available, but for proper meals, carry your own food or wait until you reach Nepanagar.
Cash: Carry enough cash for taxi fares; there are no ATMs in the immediate vicinity of the Nepa Fata junction.
Connectivity: Mobile network is decent, but data speeds might drop as you move further into the hilly terrain.
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