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Samolai Balaji

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Dhod tehsil, Sikar district, Rajasthan

Near Bharkasli (2 km from the village's map point, straight line). Bharkasli had 1,260 people in 202 households (Census 2011).

Denomination
Hindu (as listed in the source)
Location
27.51907° N, 75.02290° E

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Source: OpenStreetMap (way/764274457), extract of 23 Oct 2026. © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL-1.0. Last seen in the source 3 Nov 2026. Not checked by VoiceOfVillage; call before you travel.

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How to reach Samolai Balaji

  • Nearest railway station: Sikar Railway Station — about 17 km (straight line)
  • Nearest bus station: Badalwas bus stand — about 8.2 km (straight line)
  • Nearest airport: Kishangarh Airport — about 106 km (straight line)

Straight-line distances from OpenStreetMap; road distances are longer. Check routes before you travel.

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Questions about Samolai Balaji

Where is Samolai Balaji?

Samolai Balaji is a temple in Dhod tehsil, Sikar district, Rajasthan.

Which village is Samolai Balaji in or near?

Bharkasli: about 2 km from the village's map point in a straight line. Bharkasli had 1,260 people (Census 2011).

Which is the nearest railway station to Samolai Balaji?

Sikar Railway Station, about 17 km away in a straight line (OpenStreetMap). Road distance is longer.

Which airport is nearest to Samolai Balaji?

Kishangarh Airport, about 106 km away in a straight line (OpenStreetMap).

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