Arang

Arang is a town in Chhattisgarh, India, known for its historical significance as a Hindu and Jain religious center from the 11th century. It features several ancient temples with intricate architecture, such as Mand Dewal and Bhand Deval, showcasing unique styles and carvings. The town has a population of around 19,091 (as of 2011) with a literacy rate above the national average. Economically, it relies on small-scale industries and forest products. Arang's rich cultural heritage is enhanced by nearby sacred sites like Champaran.