Dhamoni Dhamoni | |
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Village and archaeological site | |
 Dhamoni fort | |
  Dhamoni  Dhamoni | |
| Coordinates: 24°11′N78°46′E / 24.19°N 78.76°E | |
| Country |  India |
| State | Madhya Pradesh |
| District | Sagar |
Dhamoni is a village, archaeological site and Muslim religious site in the north of the Sagar district of Madhya Pradesh, India. [1]
Dhamoni, Tehsil Banda Sagar, was once a garh in the kingdom of Garh Mandala, with 750 mouzas. Although now a secluded place, an old fortress indicates Dhamoni holds archaeological significance. One curiosity in the hamlet is an active well, which, though situated in a dry area, has chilled water said to have curative properties. [2]
Every year, a three-day Urs is organized at the tomb of Baba Balijat Shah in Dhamoni of Banda Development Block, when many Qawwals take part. This fair is one of the major fairs of the Muslim society. Every year lakhs of Muslims come here to participate in it. [7]
Dhamoni is well connected with roads. Sagar is 40 km away, served by a railway station.
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