Where Is Eran Located?
Eran is a small but historically rich town located around 75 km from Sagar and 90 km from Vidisha, in Madhya Pradesh. It rests peacefully where the Bina and Rewta rivers meet.
A Glimpse into the Past
Eran has witnessed many great rulers and empires, including the Gupta dynasty, the Huna (Huns), and the golden era of Chandragupta Vikramaditya. This place carries deep historical significance from some of India’s most powerful times.
Why Is Eran Special?
Visitors to Eran will find:
- A giant Varaha (boar) statue, an ancient and artistic sculpture of Lord Vishnu.
- Ruins of grand temples, still full of stories and beauty.
- Ancient coins and inscriptions, with symbols like elephants, horses, and the thunderbolt (vajra). These symbols show that Eran was once a busy center for trade, religion, and royal power.
Protected by ASI
The remains and ruins of Eran are looked after by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to preserve its importance for future generations.
A Must-Visit for History Lovers
If you’re traveling to Sanchi (famous for Buddhist monuments) or Sagar, do take time to visit Eran. It’s a place where you can feel the ancient past come alive through its temples, sculptures, and peaceful riverside setting.
