Kachaura Ghaat Kila

Raja Maha Singh had given the title of Rao and the fort of Kachora and the village of 15 villages to his fourth Kunwar Ajaib Singh Joo. You can see the huge Shiva temple built on the banks of river Yamuna by Bhadoria kings, even today, Kachoraghat was a commercial center and gold was famous for silver trade, even today, it is found that digging tools and making gold ornaments are pressed Because this place is also called Kanchanpuri. Even today the Pakka Ghat built on Yamuna river is doing Yashogan of Kachora (Kanchanpuri). On the other bank of Yamuna river there is a famous village known as Naurangi Ghat. Naurangighat used to be a famous place. From here, many kings and Nawabo's forces used to cross the river for war, this Naurangighat is still a prominent place in Agra district.nShivamay a village where there was a market of semi-raw gheennKachora lies on the Jamna coast, bordering Agra and Etawah districts. Kachoraghat was a big trading center in ancient times, there was a market of uncooked ghee without being fully cooked, hence the name of this village was Kachaura. This ghat was also famous for the trade of gold and silver, even today, in the excavation, the tools of making gold ornaments and gold is found buried, its ancient name was Kanchanpuri.nnRudrabhishek and Ramayana are recited on the auspicious occasion of Shivaratri at the large temple at the village Kachora Ghat. Similarly, a three-day fair is organized at the small Vishrant temple. Kavad is offered to Bholenath on the auspicious occasion of Shivaratri.nKachaura Ghat Fort: Kachauraghat is situated on the road from Bah to Kachoraghat, on the banks of river Yamuna, in the absence of inscription, there is a lack of authentic information related to the construction of this fort. Was swept away in the flood or a researcher was carried away. Sher Shah Suri came to Kadaura Ghat with 15000 cavalry from Sirhind to attack Bhadawar towards Hathkant and encamped at Pinhat.