Landmarks, Chowks & Famous Places in Rewari

Brass Market is Rewari’s most prestigious and high-value commercial and shopping center, featuring flagship brand outlets, jewelry showrooms, corporate offices, and SCO plots.

Naiwali Chowk is a vital transit node connecting inner Rewari City with the Bawal Industrial corridor and southern residential sectors.

Model Town is the premier high-income residential enclave of Rewari, renowned for luxury kothis, prominent doctor clinics, fine dining, and BMG Mall.

Dharuhera Chungi is Rewari's busiest eastern junction, connecting Circular Road, Brass Market, Delhi Road, and the direct route to Dharuhera and NH-48.

Jhajjar Ghati is the northern gateway to Rewari, connecting Circular Road with the Jhajjar, Rohtak, and Charkhi Dadri state highways.

Rajesh Pilot Chowk is a major intersection on the Rewari Eastern Bypass (NH-71 / NH-352) providing quick access to HUDA Sector 3, Sector 4, and Delhi Road.

Maharana Pratap Chowk is the key roundabout adjacent to the New General Bus Stand of Rewari, connecting Circular Road with Bawal Road.

Railway Station Chowk is the bustling gateway to Rewari Railway Junction, home to India's oldest operational steam locomotive heritage shed and 6-line rail junction.

Ghantaghar Chowk is the historic Clock Tower landmark at the centre of Sadar Bazar Rewari, famous for wholesale textiles, traditional brassware, and jewellery.

Garhi Bolni Road Chowk is Rewari's fastest developing residential corridor, leading to HUDA Sectors 18, 19, and 20, modern schools, and direct connection to NH-48.

Konsiwas Road Chowk is a vital residential intersection connecting HUDA Sector 4, Urban Estate, and the educational hub along Konsiwas village.

Mini Secretariat Chowk in Sector 1 houses the Deputy Commissioner (DC) office, Superintendent of Police (SP) office, and the District Judicial Courts.

Mirpur Chowk is the dedicated junction on the Rewari-Jhajjar highway leading to the expansive 100-acre campus of Indira Gandhi University (IGU).

Bawal Chowk in Rewari is the southern arterial junction connecting Circular Road with the direct state highway to Bawal, IMT Bawal, and NH-48.

Moti Chowk is the ancestral commercial soul of Rewari (the "Brass City" / Peetal Nagri), renowned for centuries of hand-beaten brassware, copper utensils, and gold jewellery.

Kalka Chowk connects Kalka Road with planned HUDA Sectors 3 and 4, known for peaceful residential living, private nursing homes, and educational institutes.

Rao Tula Ram Chowk honours the revered King of Rewari and leader of the 1857 First War of Independence, situated near the historic Rampura fortress.

Kanmajra Chowk is a strategic intersection on the Delhi-Rewari road where highway traffic merges with the Rewari Eastern Bypass, heading towards Jhajjar and Rohtak.

Gokal Gate Chowk marks one of the historic fortified gates of ancient Rewari, acting as the lively threshold between the old bazaars and Circular Road.

Saharanwas Chowk is the western junction leading towards Mahendragarh, Kanina, and Narnaul, bordered by educational colleges and upcoming residential colonies.