Bagru is a town and municipality located in the Jaipur district of Rajasthan, India. It is situated approximately 32 km southwest of Jaipur along the Jaipur-Ajmer Road. The area is recognized as an example of communal harmony, where Hindu and Muslim communities have lived together and celebrated festivals for many years.
The town is known as the city of Jugal Darbar and houses a very ancient temple dedicated to Jugal Darbar that predates the establishment of Bagru itself. Significant annual events include the Lakkhi fair of Jugal Darbar and the Dasshera mela held at a ground known as Baag. Other notable religious sites in the area include the Pal Wale Balaji Temple, Sawa Ki Bagichi Wale Balaji, Tejaji Temple, Bhomiya Ji Temple, as well as various mosques and dargahs.
Historical landmarks in Bagru include the Government Senior Secondary School, which was established in 1933. The school grounds contain Bagru's oldest tree, which was originally planted by its King. The town is characterized by a helpful local population and a rich collection of ancient temples and cultural sites.