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Tadawas
Tadawas
village

Tadavas is a village in Jaipur district, Rajasthan, India. It is famous for the Lord Narasimha temple (Shri Narsingh नरसिंह Bhagwan Mandir). Narsingh Leela is organised in this village annually in the month of Vaishakha on Narsingh Chaturdashi (in April-May). Thousands of people gather from nearby villages to enjoy Narsingh Leela. Narsingh Avtar and Varah Avtar are main attractions of the Leela. The village is mainly populated by peace loving farmer community known as Bagra Brahmin.


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