A Small Brief

Bajarang colony is a ward of Vijaypur  town and municipality in the Sheopur district in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India. It is located on the bank of the Kwari River. The town is one of the gateways to the Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary, the site selected as a second home to the Asiatic Lion and also for cheetah reintroduction in India.Vijaypur is well-connected with regular buses from Morena, Gwalior and Shivpuri, which all are about 100 km from Vijaypur. District Sheopur is about 140 km from Vijaypur. Some of the prominent villages in Bijaypur are Agra,Arrod,Bangrod,Benipura,Dhamini,Ganwadi,Garhi,Gaswani,Gohata,  Iklod,Kathon,Madha and Parvati Badoda.

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Tourist Attractions

Chhim-chhima Hanuman Ji temple is about 9 km from Vijaypur, on Vijaypur Shivpuri road. There is an ancient statue of Hanuman Ji. According to local traditions, the temple is also blessed with a miraculous spring whose water does not dry up even in the warmest of summers. In the Hindi month of Bhadon (August–September) a one-day fair is held which attracts thousands of devotees from nearby districts. Currently, the temple is under renovation and a major plantation drive is taking place all around this. Incessant spring at chim chima Hanuman ji temple .

Siddh baba hill, a scenic place is about 2 km from Vijaypur, on Vijaypur road. Every year in January and February, a trade fair is held. The initial part of the fair is dedicated to an animal fair in which people from nearby states come to selling and purchase animals like bulls, cows, camels etc. In the fair, cultural activities like kavi sammelan, folk songs, drama and nautanki also take place.

Vijaypur Fort: At the bank of kwari river, stands a fort known as Castle Vijaypur . Vijay Singh, the King of Karauli, built it. It is a 16th sanctuary AD castle. It is a protected monument of the state.

Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary is nearby. One of the three gates to access this sanctuary, Pipalbawdi gate, is located near Agra, a village near Vijaypur.

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