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Rehli is a town in Sagar district. There are lots of heritage sites inside the Rehli town – Rehli Fort, Sun Temple, Mahadev Temple, Jain Temple, Pandi Nath Temple, Gayatri Temple, Hanuman Temple, Tikitoria Mata Temple, etc. Since there are lots of historical temples in the town, it is also known as religious town of the state.
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Rehli
Rehli fort
Rehli Fort is an ancient monument of the town. It is an important landmark of the town. It was constructed hundreds of years ago. With the passage of time, it has been getting deteriorated. Restoration measures need to be planned for this fort to develop it as a tourist attraction point.
Mahadev temple
is dedicated to Shiva (the destroyer of the Hindu Trinity of Gods), with a linga (phallic representation of Lord Shiva) at the centre of façade of the temple.Out of the very few sun temples on India, Rehli has one Sun Temple located within its town limits. It is situated in front of Sunar River adjacent to Mahadev Temple.
Hanuman temple is located just opposite to main entry of Rehli Fort. It is devoted to Hindu God ‘Hanuman’