Kaman

Kaman is a town in Bharatpur area of Rajasthan State, India. Kaman is thought to be an extremely old and sacrosanct town for Hindus as it shapes some portion of the "Braj" or "Brij" region where Lord Krishna consumed his initial time on earth. It is otherwise called Kamawan. Its previous name is said to have been Brahmapur, however Raja Kamsen, the maternal granddad of Krishna transformed it to Kaman after his own particular name. Kaman is the shorter name of Kadambawana for ious Kadamba tree found here. This residential community is known for a portion of Rajasthan's unmistakable sanctuaries of Rajasthan, for example, Govindaji Temple, Vimala Kunda, Kameswara Mahadeva Siva Temple and Chaurasi Khamba.

Chaurasi Khamba, arranged toward the west of the town, is a prestigious sanctuary known for its noteworthiness and size. It is a vital vacationer goal in Bharatpur. Eighty-four old wonderfully cut columns precisely trim the landmark and consequently acquired the name Chaurasi Khamba sanctuary. It takes after a landmark at Gokula, the said origination of Krishna. The sanctuary is additionally considered to have been the dwelling place Pandava Brothers amid their 14-years oust. It is trusted that the discussion among Yaksha and Yudhistra happened at an adjacent lake named Dharam Kund.