Manasa, Neemuch

Manasa is a town with nagar palika in Neemuch district in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It was under the princly state of Holker before independence.HistoryIt is a major town in Neemuch district of. Manasa is a seat of legislative assembly. It is tehsil headquarters. The town is well connected by road from Mandsaur, Neemuch and also to Kota via Bhanpura. It was under the princly state of Holker before independence.Places Of WorshipMany temples and mosques are found across Manasa. Some of them are listed below:TemplesThe town is famous for its number of temples including that of lord Badrivishal and Dwarkadhish. Many temples were built in Manasa during the regime of Ahilya Devi Holker. Some of its famous temples are:MosquesThe town consists of two major mosques: Bohra Mazid Muslim MoskMonumentsNot many but there is a famous monument in Manasa which is well known as Vijay Stamba . It is made up of white polished marble and stand at height of 1.7 meters. It lies on the Intersection of Sadar Bazar Road and City Hospital Road, near Sabzi Mandi and also near the famous temple Shree Manshapurn Mahadev Madir. Infront of the famous "Baser ji ka baada". Vijay Stamba denotes for Victory, as its meaning is The Pillar Of Victory. It was built in 1960, i.e. 13 years after independence and 55 years ago from now.GeographyManasa is located at. It has an average elevation of 439 metres (1440 feet). It comes under the Malwa Region on the Malwa Plateau.