Kanore

 town, taluka headquarter

Tehsil Kanore, District Udaipur, Rajasthan.
Kanor, Kanod
Kanore is located at 24.43°N 74.27°E.[1] It has an average elevation of 469 metres (1538 feet). it was a thikana before the freedom.

Demographics
As of 2001 India census,[2] Kanor had a population of 12,616. Males constitute 54% of the population and females 46%. Kanor has an average literacy rate of 67%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 78%, and female literacy is 54%. In Kanor, 12% of the population is under 6 years of age.

About Kanore

The two myths are to be tell about nomoculture of "Kanore" town. First myth is as :- There was a lady monk "Kani Meeni", who doing fasts (tapsaya) in old time. She was get divine powers after her tapsaya. On the name of this holy lady, town named as "Kanore" Second myth is as :- In this town a large number of followers of Kanha (Krishan) was living. On the name of Kanha, this town named as Kanore.
Kanore town is falling is southern region of Rajasthan at border of trible caste majority area. Threfore this area was lessor educated area in past. But with inspiration of Acharya Shri Jawaharcharya, Mewad malviya Pt Udai Jain esatblish here "Jawahar Vidhyapeeth" for Education evolution in south Rajasthan. This Jawahar Vidhypeeth, with speed growth become educational center for southern Rajasthan. Therefore Kanore is also known as "Shikhsa Nagari". In this small town education from Balmandir to B. Edu is available sinc a long time.
In Jain history Kanore also have a good name. Jainachary Ganeshacharya & Naneshacharya spent varshavas(Chomasa) here. Rajpura (Old name as Rajgarh) situated a far 3 KM from Kanore is well known in Mewar reigion for its Chamatkari Adeshwar Ji temple. this temple is devoted to First Tirthankar Sh Rishabhdev. In Jian history Kanore is called as "Kanakpuri"

Visiting Places

Kanore palace
Kanore palace is situated 76 km from Udaipur towards east on Udaipur- Dhariyawad road. Maharawat Sarangdev II was granted Thikana Kanore in 1711 A.D by Maharana Sangramsingh II of Mewar. The palace is built beautifully with the art and design of rajputana former name of Rajasthan.