Giglana

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Giglana is a village situated at 12 km (7 mi) distance from Neemrana in North Direction. This Village is Covered With two sides by hills. Main Part of population in this village is of Rajputs, (). Village is divided into 5 parts(called "panas" in local language). village contain some of very old homes since 1400 AD. Rajput of the village mainly join Indian army. There are 32 dhani in Giglana. This village is famous for Mata fair which is celebrated in month of march (after holi).In this village people mainly depends upon agriculture for income and engaged in fruit and vegetables profession.There is one temple of lord krishna which is said to be about 400 years old .There is another temple of Baba DhanDasji near by the hills. The palm of this village is very famous.The trees of palm are along the giglana- mandhan road. People use their leaf and woods in havan .

Most of the population depends on Agriculture. language - Hindi It is very near to Haryana Border.The village has two ponds for storing rain water. There are eight temples in the village. Festivals celebrated are Holi, Diwali, Gangaur, Teej,