Sabalgarh

Sabalgarh is a municipality of the Morena district in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. In English Sabal is classified "solid" and Garh is designated "stronghold". The stronghold is arranged on a vast shake in the northeastern piece of Sabalgarh, which may have added to the city's name. The establishment of the fortress was laid by a gurjar named, Sabala gurjar. Sabla singh gurjar was the kiledar of this fortress and furthermore a darbaari in the court of Karauli lord. The encompassing town is additionally named Sabalgarh. The stronghold fell into ruins and is known for accounts of hauntings and apparitions.

Numerous sanctuaries are there. Around 50 km from the town is Asia's biggest siphon, worked at the convergence of Kunu stream and the Chambal right primary trench. The Chambal stream is 20 km far from town and is a natural surroundings for Indian Dolphins. Alakhiya Khoh : One of the most well known sanctuaries of Sabalgarh. It is committed to goddess Kaali Mata. It is an antiquated sanctuary, and consistently for nine days a reasonable is sorted out on the event of Navratri. Sabalgarh is genuinely very much associated with numerous urban areas of Madhya Pradesh by state roadways. Day by day transports are accessible for the Gwalior, Morena, Sheopur Kalan, Shivpuri, Jaipur and Delhi and so on.