Beautiful fort. It definitely takes minimum 2hrs to see the place.! One of the best places to take insta worthy pictures. Folk song artists, shopping points and restaurant/cafe all available inside the fort. Need to wear masks.

Beautiful well preserved. One of the richest fort in India. You can enjoy the evening by booking dinner and enjoy the night view at the top of the palace. You can book a tour guide if you are interested and love history. Worth the money. Towards the end of the tour, there is a shop you can buy merchandise and other collectibles and gifting item and memento.

Awesome place. Nice and well maintained fort to see.. the city view is really good... all the ancient things preserved well... must see one time... take lift to top floor which charge 50 but it's worth...

An iconic historical site that is a that is a must visit for any tourist. The place is well preserved and there are helpful security guards all over the place. The places also maintain clean and have clear instructions for visitors. Also there is a shop within the fort with a wide range of gifts and memorabilia. The sunsets are really awesome and also there a folk singers who always give a remarkable experience for tourists. The place is a must visit for history lovers and photographers.

Very beautiful and well maintained fort. I would recommend you to take a guide when you visit this fort. It will make your visit interesting and you will get to learn more about the history. 1. You can go on top of fort by lift as well. You will be charged 50 rs per person 2. Fort ticket is 300 rs 3. Guide will cost 500 for group of 4-5 people.

Well I liked this place with lovely places,pics and history related things. Height is lovely airy in such summer time too. Museum is good has shopping options too restaurant in house as well on the way of your tour. And yes not to forget musicians are awesome . Must visit.

It's a beautiful fort. To explore and understand the fort, you'd better pick a guide. It will definitely take 2 hours to see and understand the history of the fort. On the way, you will see an artist playing folk songs. You can either walk or use a lift by paying an extra amount. You will also see a lot of Swifts humming on your way in.

Beautiful fort. Public toilets inside are clean and plenty. The administration is good and disciplined. If you have mobility issues then take a ticket for using lift too. Else, you may have to climb 3 to 4 storeys. The fort is beautiful and so is the surrounding view. Parking is around 300 metres from the actual entrance. But is plenty. Autos are available from parking space to entrance. You can take the vehicle till the entrance of the fort, drop the passengers and then take it back to the parking space 300 metres away.

Loved the trip to fort. Breathtaking views all around. From Jodhpur blue city to well used in the Dark knight movie. We hired a guide and he gave us superb overview of history of the fort. Lots of great places to click pictures, truly feels royal up here. They have some drink and food shops up there which are much required for Jodhpur heat. Its worth taking an elevator on the way up and walk your way down. Given right weather one can easily spend few hours here.

A must must must visit place. It’s astonishingly beautiful 😻 do take a guide, the guide provides good history about the fort. There is one restaurant inside the fort, it has amazing food. The guides are government certified. They take 400 rupees charges. I would visit again.

Beautiful fort and very well maintained. It has a lift as well to take you directly to the top from where you can walk around seeing each element. The craftsmanship is absolutely out of this world and the minute stone carving is something that will make you wonder how on earth these were even achievable in that era. Every wall has a story so it is highly recommended to have a guide with you to explain each detail. The pictures don't do justice,, you really have to experience it

Awesome.! Must visit 😊 Beautiful construction and well maintain. You might need an hour and half to fully cover it. Guides are available they have chart board at entrance and the Fort visiting fees are 200₹/person. Lift are provided but I think there is no need to wait in line for (10-30min), just go by waking it will take 10min or less to reach top

Wow!! An excellent fort to visit. Being in private hands, the fort is well maintained and clean. The architecture is mind boggling and worth a visit. We availed of the guide services and the guide assigned to us - Chotu Singh- was very decent, well mannered and knowledgeable. You can spend hours photographing beautiful facets of the fort. There folk singers and musicians at various points and they are very very talented. The shoes and other handicrafts sold are worth buying. Overall excellent place to visit.

I don't think one stands anywhere to rate any marvel like this. It is a great masterpiece of its time and the present additions and restorations have done quite a justice to its grandeur. For me this is the most well curated fort i have ever been to. The overall aesthetics, tour sequence, cafe, museum everything is very well integrated and cohesive.

Heritage that is well preserved...love the folk singers near the entrance. Place showcases the well-preserved paintings...with all details. It was a wonderful experience to visit...I bought many items from museum shop

This is one of the most beautiful and worth visiting, must visit Fort, if you enjoy visiting Forts. Tips to remember: 1. Carry your own water bottle and umbrella. 2. I would suggest best time to visit is Octiber- January. 3. Wear comfortable footwear, seriously people do not think you can walk this place without proper footwear. 4. Keep a full day alloted to this Fort, if you really want to enjoy your visit. 5. DO NOT MISS THAT SUNSET, you will be thankful to yourself that you caught it, it has one of the most beautiful shadows and light play at sunset. I hope you enjoy this place too. Really large area to cover and just beautiful 😍

Very well maintained place. There is a museum and 3 to 4 temples inside. Around an hour in this place, the staff are very polite and helpful. The ticket costs around 200 rupees but worth the visit. The fort opens at around 9 am. We were pleasantly surprised by the music as well in this place (There is a person outside with an instrument and there is band musicians as well to entertain the guests).

We came to see the fort in the early morning, so no many people around, but as we were going back we saw a lot of people coming in, mainly school visits. The fort took 400y to be built and it has more than 500y. It was built from the stones it sits on. Unless you are mobility challenged I don’t think you’ll need the lift. It was just 3 flights of stairs, or maybe I missed something 😅 The building is very well preserved and some rooms are different from what you would expect.

The fort has magnificent history and has many floors. For the convenience of tourists a lift has been installed which is paid. It will take you to the top most floor and then you can come down while observing things Very well maintained place. There is a museum and 3 to 4 temples inside. Around an hour in this place, the staff are very polite and helpful. The ticket costs around 200 rupees but worth the visit. The fort opens at around 9 am. We were pleasantly surprised by the music as well in this place. Good to go 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

It's a magnificent fort with spectacular details. Definitely a must visit. Don't forget to wear comfortable footwear as you will have to walk a lot to explore the fort. Would recommend a good 2-3 hours at least to see this place. Have a good time! Also visit Jaswant Thada temple which is very nearby to this fort. The view will keep you spellbound 😍

The Fort in Jodhpur is a true architectural marvel and an absolute must-visit for all travelers exploring Rajasthan. This imposing fortress stands majestically above the blue city, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The history and cultural significance of this fort are fascinating. It's incredible to see how the architects and builders of centuries past created such an impressive structure that remains remarkably well-preserved to this day. The various courtyards, palaces, and temples within the fort are rich in history and artistry. The opulent chambers and intricate carvings are a feast for the senses. One can spend hours exploring the different rooms and discovering the stories concealed within the walls. Another highlight is the view of the city of Jodhpur itself. The vibrant blue houses contrast beautifully with the desert landscape, providing a captivating backdrop for photographers. The conservation and upkeep of the fort are commendable, and visitors can immerse themselves in the history and culture of Rajasthan up close. The Fort in Jodhpur is a place that should not be missed when exploring this captivating region of India.

It's a major fort in the history of jodhpur. However, there should be clear instructions right at the entrance regrading tickets. There is one room selling entry tickets for Rs 600/-, which is less crowded and 15 or tourist guides waiting to pounce on you point you to that office; I think this is meant for non-Indian citizens, but cleverly, it doesn't say so. However there's another less conspicuous room right next to the entrance which is usually crowded and you can't read the signs, I went there, ignoring the touts, and discovered that it says 'General' and the price of entry tickets is Rs. 200/-. I am sure the management is well aware of this, but let things be as they are for whatever reasons!

Nice palace at a very high height. The view was wow... Charges for Indian 60 rs and 60 more for parking. You will see a total of 7 rooms of umaid bhawan.and some vintage cars..avoid going in summer best for winter.

Very great and biggest and It's one of our heritage. The car collection is very fantastic. The museum is not very much big but very cinematic place and kings and queens items that was used. Great place good to go and explore 🫶🏻

The museum is open for public. Can be completed in an hour as it's just a part of the palace. Rest of the palace is hotel. Considering the time and things to see inside the museum 250 rupees is too high. Some souvenir shops inside. And a vintage car collection inside glass chambers so cars are not visible properly. Overall well constructed palace.

A small part of the huge Umaid Bhavan Palace has been converted into a museum and it is the only part of the place open to public. The ticket charges are moderate but parking charge is Rs. 100 for a 4 wheeler. There is a good collection of clocks here. Painting on walls are amazing. It also houses a model of the place and a souvenir shop.

It is a place with very few rooms permitted for public with display of some really good items on display. The collection of vintage cars is good but if you visit after noon it's just wastage of time as due to reflection it is not clearly visible. Overall average experience. It just remained the place on tick mark list. Visit only if you have time left and mostly in morning.

Very good collection of items belonging to the Jodhpur royal family. They have swords, Armor, furniture, wine glasses, polo equipment, etc. There are also some nice pictures and portraits. There are also detailed stories of two activities the royals were passionate about - polo and aviation. A separate building houses some of their vintage cars as well. The drive to the palace is very good; you can see the town spread out below as you climb the hill to get to the entrance.

I really enjoyed the majestic building and it is the last royal palace to have been built. Can't see the whole palace as it is used as a hotel but the area you can see has wall art that is still bold and vivid in colour. The grounds are very well kept and the place is very clean, there are sprawling views of the landscape and a small collection of vintage cars.

Nice place to walk around. They have a good collection of artifacts. However I would not recommend any guide for this as there are detailed descriptions for each and proper walkways to guide you. They have a room dedicated to clocks and this is something really fascinating. You will be amazed to see the vast collection and some even working till date. You can read some of the history text and walk around the courtyard area They also have a very good vintage car collection before exiting which should not be missed if you are an enthusiast

Had visited the museum early in the morning so was able to cruise throughwithout much rush. Overall a well maintained, clean place. Do ensure you get a guide, takes about 250 rupees but its much better than just starting at the paintings and artifacta without actually not knowing what it means.

Super palace built with proper architecture. You have stand in queue for a tickets, we found long queue there. Arrangments for water already there. You can see palace as well as vintage car collection there. nice greenary maintained there.

Decent museum with great outside views. Entry is only 60 rs. But museum is mostly the royal family's photos so didn't see any big value in that. It was nice to see the peacocks up close roam the gardens.

The Umaid Bhawan Museum comes across as a bit of a disappointment. There are limited galleries containing limited, unimpressive artifacts that do not truly reflect the grandeur of this great family. Perhaps the most striking part is the restoration of several large murals on the walls. There are a few vintage cars on display, but are boxed tightly behind glass that doesn't allow for a good view. One expected better. The palace itself is a beautiful structure, as visible to the public from the museum entrance.

This place is completely under the TAJ administration. Part of the palace is open for the tourists. The museum inside the palace is well-maintained. I would recommend everyone to visit the palace once. This is the best of all the spots . Vintage cars are also there for display.

Recommended to visit after reading/gathering enough historical knowledge about the palace. Many antiques & equipments of yore find themselves on display here. This museum is for people who have a finer taste in things. Vintage cars are a good sight too.

Tourists/ visitors can enter this museum by entrance ticket during the visiting hours, which otherwise is a five star hotel which is open only for the room guests of the hotel. The museum is in a part of this palace with a large collections of royal items nicely displayed in glass cases. One should visit this museum to also have nice glimpse of the beautiful palace from the outside which is otherwise not open for local public and tourists

Four stars for the building - a magnificent piece of Rajasthan’s heritage. Perched on Chittar Hill, the highest point in Jodhpur, Umaid Bhawan Palace inspires with exotic views of the historical Blue City, vast sand dunes, and intimidating Mehrangarh Fort. The last of the great palaces of India, the property houses a family museum, as well as the resplendent Umaid Bhawan Palace hotel managed by the Taj group. The museum displays an amazing collection of items that belonged to the royal family - vintage items ranging from a wide array of royal weapons to stuffed leopards, antiques and fascinating crockery. There is a room with a multitude of time pieces on display and is in itself worth the visit, along with the collection of vintage automobiles. Viewing the cars is a bit of a struggle though, especially as the day advances, owing to the dark interiors and the reflection on the protective glass barriers. On the negative side, one does get pestered to hire a guide, but the same could be said of most historical sites in India.

It's very great place and one of our heritage. The museum is not very much big but very cinematic place and kings and queens items that was used. The car collection is very fantastic. Great place i suggest you to go and explore. The charges of palace is for( Indian is 60 and foreigner is 200 per person visit) if you are students it's will half. Carry identity card for proof.

It's like any other museum of Rajasthan. A very small museum to attract crowd towards Umaid Bhawan which is a Heritage hotel over a hill. It looks like a very new palace which is made just few years back but it's actually old enough as per it's history. It also has collection of vintage cars just opposite the main building. It has canteen and stalls of handicrafts goods. Entry ticket is around Rs.60 pp.

Its an okayish museum with some fancy collections, where the guides are more interested about telling you which rich people rented it in how much price or which movie shootings took place rather than the architecture and history. Only two good points are the watch and vintage car collection. Better to go without a guide and take time to observe.

Very Decent residence of King of Jodhpur. It's converted in historical place and hotel . Umaid Bhawan Palace is an architectural marvel and a grand heritage hotel located in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Spread over a sprawling area of 26 acres, the palace is a fine blend of architectural styles, showcasing a mix of Indian and Western influences. It was designed by renowned architect Henry Vaughan Lanchester and built by Maharaja Umaid Singh in the 20th century. The palace is a perfect example of the Indo-Colonial style of architecture, featuring a unique combination of traditional Rajasthani elements and Art Deco designs. Rising up tall and imposing, Here is many type of vintage cars and so many more in museum.

A part in Umaid Bhawan Palace is converted into the museum which is open to public for Rs 60 per person which I think is too high considering the duration you can spend in that museum which is displaying antics belongings to the Royal Family, and their ancestors. If their would've been light and music show on the life of the royal family or something like that. If you need a guide you have to spend more money which should be included in the ticket.

This museum is a part of the Grand Palace and it's relatively small in size. The displays at the museum are fascinating, where you can witness antique furniture, paintings, clocks, and even cutlery used by the Royal family. Also, there is a collection of vintage cars that is pretty cool. The entrance to the museum is not wheelchair accessible but they do offer wheelchair facilities.

When you enter the premise of the bhawan you can see the lane is bloomed with the beautiful bougainvillea flower. And the museum palace is so beautiful mesmerizing. The raja still leaves at the palace. One part is for tourist as a museum and if you are a student don't forget to take student ID only 30rs for the student

The palace is royal. Overall a good museum, with antique piece of arts and other used items of the royal family. But entry ticket is rs 60 per person. And that is not worth. Well the museum is really beautiful. Antique things to see. But still. In 60 rupees they should also provide palace tour or anything else. It took less than an hour to see the whole museum.

My recent visit to Umaid Bhawan Palace was nothing short of a fairytale! This architectural marvel, once the residence of Jodhpur's kings, truly offers a regal experience. The palace itself is breathtaking, showcasing a unique blend of Indian and Art Deco styles. Exploring the museum was a fascinating journey through the history of the Jodhpur royal family. The vintage car collection was a particular highlight - a true testament to a bygone era.

The ROYAL place 🙌 good place to walk around. They have a good collection of artifacts. They have a room dedicated to clocks and this is something really fascinating. You will be amazed to see the vast collection and some even working till date. They also have a very good vintage car collection.

The museum is very, very disappointing. The building is spectacular, but the royal family has reduced the musesum to 2 3 halls and some small rooms, which has a very limited display. Most of the display is of the Royal family, but none of it is very special, and there is hardly any treasure troves of royal collections, and the museum finishes within a short walk. The state should totally rethink the curation and concept . I will never come back or recommend.

It's very easy to find, and a must to visit on your way to the fort. The entrance fee ₹30 Indian nationals ₹50 Foreigners There are guides available in the front, but it's such a small place that ypu may read about it before or while visiting. The constructions and the garden is extremely well kept, couldn't see a single piece of trash. It also has great views of the fort and the city. Stop for an hour or so, it's worth it

Beautiful place on the way to Mehrangarh Fort. A short walk in, the entrance fee is Rs30 for Indian nationals, and Rs50 for Foreign nationals. The architecture is inspiring. Very well maintained garden. Nice water body and lush green banks on one end. Very peaceful environment, great panoramic view of Jodhpur City. Mehrangarh Fort and surprisingly, Umaid Bhawan as well! Special props for the live instrumental music that made the place even better

Sacred rituals. Last rights. Hindu traditions. Kings and Rajputs. Looks best around sunset. Crowded. Rs 50 entry. Good parking. Great views of the fort in backdrop. Marvelous architecture. Must spend an hour.

Jaswant Thada was built by Maharaja Sardar Singh of Jodhpur State in 1899 in memory of his father, Maharaja Jaswant Singh ll and serves as the cremation ground for the royal Rajput family of Marwar. It is known as the Taj Mahal of Jodhpur as it is also made up of white marble. It is near Meherangarh Fort and is a silent and peaceful place.

As compared to other cities in Rajasthan, Jodhpur has nothing to offer except Meherangarh Fort and Jaswant thada. This is only place after Meherangarh fort that we enjoyed in blue city Jodhpur. Beautiful architecture with white stone. Also called Taj Mahal of Rajasthan due to little similarities. You can visit the place same day when you are covering Meherangarh. Walking distance from fort. Very well maintained and peaceful place. Has very nice history. Check our YouTube channel for detail information.

A beautiful historical monument. The entry fees is reasonable. This place has been well maintained. There are clean toilet facilities as well as cold drinking water. It's a beautiful and peaceful place

Beautiful art , tripod is not allowed here so use camera without tripod , entry fee is 50 that's good and food isn't available around here.

Serene beautiful place must visit when in Jodhpur. Guide needed to know the complete information to enjoy the serenity and importance of the place. Called the Taj Mahal of Jodhpur for 2 reasons, one made of same marble as the original Taj of Agra and built by the queen's in memory of the King after his death!! Just as the King built the original Taj Mahal in memory of the queen. Beautiful scenic view of the whole city..the Blue city Jodhpur. Very close to the Mehrangarh Fort. A artificial pond outside makes the place beautiful and enchanting. The architectural marvel has photos of all the ruler kings inside it. Ticket prices at INR 40 per person and guide charges INR 200.

Very nice,A place you should definitely visit. It's near the Mehrangarh Fort. So, you can first visit this place and then visit the fort. The fort is huge, hence, it will take time. There is a reservation just outside the place. Many mobile networks don't work there. Hence, keep cash handy. For Photo lovers, you can have the background as a lake, garden, monument or the city.

Jaswant Thada is a beautiful cenotaph located in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India. It's a stunning architectural marvel made of white marble, built in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II. It's known for its intricate carvings and serene surroundings, making it a popular tourist attraction. The surroundings of Jaswant Thada are indeed picturesque. It's situated amidst lush green gardens and offers panoramic views of city of Jodhpur. The white marble of the monument contrasts beautifully with the blue sky, creating stunning photo opportunities.

A nice historic place, lovely architecture made of white stone. It has a small lake where you can find ducks diving in water. Well maintained and location is so nice surrounded by rocky hills. Must visit place in jodhpur.

It's very easy to find, and a must to visit on your way to the fort. The entrance fees are relatively low, as of November 2023 ₹30 Indian nationals ₹50 Foreigners There are guides available in the front, but it's such a small place that ypu may read about it before or while visiting. The constructions and the garden is extremely well kept, couldn't see a single piece of trash. It also has great views of the fort and the city. Stop for an hour or so, it's worth it!

Local people called as mini Taj Mahal of Rajasthan. The Jaswant Thada is a cenotaph located in Jodhpur, in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It was built by Maharaja Sardar Singh of Jodhpur State in 1899 in memory of his father, Maharaja Jaswant Singh II, and serves as the cremation ground for the royal Rajput family of Marwar The cenotaph is built out of intricately carved sheets of Makrana marble. These sheets are extremely thin and polished so that they emit a warm glow when illuminated by the Sun. The cenotaph's grounds feature carved gazebos, a tiered garden, and a small lake. There are three other cenotaphs in the grounds. The cenotaph of Maharaja Jaswant Singh displays portraits of the rulers and Maharajas of Jodhpur. Jaswant Thada's entry fee is INR 30 for Indians and INR 50 for foreigners. If you want to take a guide along with you, you need to pay an additional INR 100 as guide fee for upto 4 members. For more than 4 people, the guide charges will vary accordingly. The Jaswant Thada is an architectural marvel with intricate carvings. Famed as one of the most beautiful white marble cenotaphs, it was built in 1899 by Maharaja Sardar Singh in commemoration of his father Maharaja Jaswant Singh II. This white marble wonder of Rajasthan is often called the Taj Mahal of Marwar. Jaswant Thada is a perfect example of architectural brilliance. The architecture is made of white marbles which are so fine that the outer surface of the whole building emits a warm glow during sunlight. Currently it exhibits a variety of paintings and portraits of Jodhpur rulers.

It's a small beautiful structure near Mehrangarh fort built in the memory of Jaswant the senapati who helped the king to get back his kingdom from Aurangazeb. It's made up of makrana marbles the same which are used in taj mahal. You can sit here and relax in the garden. You also get to see a good view of the blue city.

Very awesome and Beautiful place on the way to Mehrangarh Fort. A short walk in, the entrance fee is Rs30 for Indian nationals, and Rs50 for Foreign nationals. The architecture is inspiring. Very well maintained garden. Nice water body and lush green banks on one end. Very peaceful environment, great panoramic view of Jodhpur City. Mehrangarh Fort and surprisingly, Umaid Bhawan as well! Special props for the live instrumental music that made the place even better come here in winter only don't come in summer here.

Located 10 minutes walk away from the fort. Easy to reach, with entrance fee of 100 rupees. Very well maintened, with fine architechture in a peaceful location. A visit is very worth it

Historical place, must visit tourist attraction at Jodhpur. Parking is available so you can drive and spend some time both at thada and also walk up to the Jodha statue and have a good view of surroundings

A very beautiful place to visit in Jodhpur. It is very close to Mehrangarh fort. You should visit this place in evening and enjoy the view for a lake, sunset and blue city. You will find space for your vehicle too and You have to take ticket to visit this monument.

The place showing the family tree of the kings with their kingdom period. Very Welly maintained place. Also you can enjoy the city view from the top. If you visiting the Mehrangarh then don't miss this beautiful place which is on the way before fort. The lake which beside of thada gives the feeling just like cherry on cake. The man play's the Rajasthani traditional song on his instrument gives the richness to environment.

It is located just below the Mehrangarh Fort. It is a memorial created for the rajas and ranis. During those times, they were cremated there and made chatris for each of them. The place is developed with the name Rao Jodha Rock Park which has a little lake and ducks inside. The place is very calm and soothing with cool breeze. Main thing i liked was the place was clean and well maintained respecting the importance of that place.

A nice peaceful tourist attraction. Located along side Mehrangarh fort, it gets closed by 5 PM, a white marble structure looks beautiful during sunset as the light reflects on the surface. There is one main structure and there are multiple smaller structures within the compound. We'll maintained, tidy place. Add this to your visit list while going towards Mahrengarh fort.

A place you should definitely visit. It's near the Mehrangarh Fort. So, you can first visit this place and then visit the fort. The fort is huge, hence, it will take time. There is a reservation just outside the place. Many mobile networks don't work there. Hence, keep cash handy. For Photo lovers, you can have the background as a lake, garden, monument or the city.

Jaswant Thada is situated in Jodhpur near Mehrangarh fort. Parking for vehicles is available. While visiting keep an autorickshaw or taxi reserved as it would be difficult to get public transport from inside The entry fee is reasonable Rs 30 per head and Rs100 additional for the guide. Splendid scene of the lake and archaeology. Beautiful garden with nicely arranged plantation. Photography lovers have good spots for clicking.

Wonderful place to visit. Peaceful, reflective and beautiful views over Jodhpur. There are a few steps to climb, however it's not packed so you can go at your own pace. Would recommend

Beautiful place but there's nothing to see inside. Whatever monument you see in the pictures from outside, that's it. Nevertheless you should visit it as it is just on the way to Mehrangarh.

This is a more of a memorial of the royal dynasty. One one side is the hall which has paintings of all the rulers of the dynasty which is a marble structure. Due to the height, one can also enjoy the sight of the blue City from here. On the other side is the cremation ground for the royal members.

Tranquil Elegance - A Review of Jaswant Thada Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5) Overview: Jaswant Thada, nestled beside Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur, is a serene mausoleum that captivates visitors with its architectural beauty and tranquil surroundings. Here's a glimpse of the experience: Architectural Grace: Jaswant Thada, a marble cenotaph built in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II, is a stunning example of Rajputana architecture. The intricately carved marble sheets exude elegance, and the craftsmanship is a testament to the artistic finesse of the artisans. Peaceful Oasis: Set against the backdrop of arid landscapes, Jaswant Thada offers a peaceful escape. The well-maintained gardens and the calm ambiance make it an ideal spot for contemplation, providing respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. Royal Memorials: The cenotaph houses portraits of Marwar rulers, creating a poignant tribute to the Rathore dynasty. The finely carved gazebos and domes add to the regal atmosphere, offering a glimpse into the historical legacy of Jodhpur. Views of Mehrangarh: The location affords captivating views of Mehrangarh Fort, creating a picturesque panorama that adds to the allure of the site. The juxtaposition of the white marble against the blue sky and the fort's imposing structure is a visual treat. Cultural Significance: Jaswant Thada is not just an architectural gem; it holds cultural significance as a royal cenotaph. The respectful atmosphere encourages visitors to appreciate the rich history and pay homage to the revered Maharaja. Visitor Experience: The site is well-maintained, and the informative plaques provide historical context. The calm and welcoming ambiance, coupled with the spectacular views, makes Jaswant Thada a delightful addition to a Jodhpur itinerary. Accessibility: Jaswant Thada is easily accessible from Mehrangarh Fort, making it a convenient extension to the visit. The short walk between the two sites adds to the overall exploration experience. In conclusion, Jaswant Thada is a serene gem that complements the grandeur of Mehrangarh Fort. While it might not demand an extensive visit, its quiet elegance and cultural resonance make it a worthwhile stop for those seeking a peaceful retreat with a touch of history in the heart of Jodhpur.

Was here on a Saturday evening. Was not too crowded. The ticket counter closes at 5 pm but if you are already inside you can stay till 6 pm. A beautiful mahal along a lake and a decent view of the Mehrangarh fort and the city.

The place is surrounded by a market, The place is not very clean but still it's quite better. You must try the om ji's shakes all are awesome I have tried 3 different shakes that all were really good. The market is really having very reasonable prices for everything. I like it very much.

Good shopping place. You will find everything there like clothes, jewellery, grocery and other household items. We need to bargain to get the best price. As a tourist, we need to support local shopkeepers in getting cultural items.

Situated in the middle of clock tower market, it's a beautiful sight. You can go inside the tower too and see the functioning of the clock and take beautiful pictures of the fort and surrounding areas. There were few local artists also performing fock music in the premise. Ticket price is also cheap at Rs 30 per adult.

Ghanta Ghar or Clock Tower of Jodhpur is situated inside Sardar Market. Tickets are overpriced considering one is not allowed to go upstairs due to security reasons. It should be Rs 10 per person and not Rs 25. Without climbing upstairs, one can't look at the clock, and it's working, which may interest the onlooker. Otherwise, it's an old building that must be preserved and appreciated.

It was big giant ghantaghar. It shows the history of Jodhpur. The clock were not on time, local administration should put the clock on time. We can have a clear view of Mehrangarh from the ghantaghar. It has its separate market and shops.the road was like belongs to old ancients.

Beautiful building erected by the British. Well crafted. But , extremely dirty periphery . Piles of garbage all around , even at 11 am. The sanitation department really needs to pull up its socks. Traffic jam...and dog litter ...u need to b careful when walking in this area. Deliberately avoiding posting some of those photos. Authorities can really make this place worth a ' must visit ' if cleanliness , proper parking, extended shops to be limited into their shop area. Somewhere order has to reign in....and it can b a wonderful place.

Perfect for anyone who loves shopping, food, spices fabrics and a lot more. Be ready to face the rush, as the place is filled with lots of wholesale market and local food. Go in an auto or two wheeler. No space for vehicle parking. A must have a good bargaining power jf you have decided to shop a lot..I would suggest start early.

It's a nice clock tower and good to visit while in old city. Tickets (30 rupees) can be bought on the spot. Can climb to first floor for pics and a good view. If interested, one can climb two floors more to view the clock internal functions and gear mechanism. Wouldn't suggest to go here just to visit the clock tower, but if in this part of the city, great to stop by, visit, have samosa and chaat at Shahi samosa next to it.

The tower was built by Maharaja Sardar Singh, from whom the adjacent Sardar Market takes its name. An ancient clock tower stands tall, preserved in the middle of the city, believed to be the sole source for tracking time for locals in earlier times. The top of this tower gives an amazing panorama of the city. The surrounding area is too much crowded there is no parking available nearby.

This clock tower is more than a century old and costed almost 300000 in those days. You can climb the top by steps from the inside and take a look the complex mechanism behind the four clock faces. A person is always there for care taking. The winding mechanism lasts for almost a month.

HUGE sprawling shopping complex with literally everything under the sun for sale. Historically and aesthetically an immensely freeing experience for people who have never experienced Rajasthan.

The clock tower looks great and the view from above is awesome. The adjacent market area primarily consists of small shops selling various stuffs like clothes, jewelry, food items, toys etc. Overall my experience was good and I would suggest anyone visiting Jodhpur to give it a shot. One point to consider is , the area is very congested and have limited parking spaces , so plan accordingly or avail public transportation.

Just a touristic center place with a view of the fort in the distance. A good meeting point to start your tour of the blue city and all the attractions around. The tower in itself is very hectic and busy as it's the center of the town. I strolled around the place during early morning. There were not any shops open or tourists during that early time.

The tower, which was constructed more than a century ago, is situated at the centre of the market. Good place for a stroll. The surrounding area could be kept more neat and clean, but unfortunately it's not.

This ancient 100ft tall tower, situated in the middle of the city, was built by Maharaja Sardar Singh. While climbing the stairs, once I started thinking about skipping the place from my visiting list, but as soon as I reached the top of the tower the mesmerizing panoramic view of the city made me stunned. You may also witness the setting of the sun just beside the Maherangarh fort from here. The clock tower is surrounded by street vendors selling artificial jewellery, clothes, accessories and many more. It was nice experience meeting with Mr. Iqbal whose family has been taking care of it. The clock installed at the top of the clock tower was manufactured by London's Lund & Blockley company which cost 3Lakh (clock, copyright & installation 1lakh each). I have reduced rating by 2 stars as I want to bring to the notice of the concerned authority who charges 25rs as entry fee to maintain proper cleanliness of the place having such historical significance.

Surprisingly good experience here. We didnt think much of it from outside but when we went in climbed up the stairs, we got to see great view of fort and the whole market. On top of it we got to famous Mr. Iqbal, who is care taker and technician. He was super interesting and was happy to give us history and walk through of how it works. It was great meeting him.

Pretty & historic. Really pretty sight at any time of the day, but particularly so at nighttime with the lights coming on. Nice view of the Mehrangarh Fort from this location. Large number of small shops in the vicinity selling all kinds of traditional wares and crafts. Stay safe since the area's really crowded most of the time. The roads aren't paved ones, instead just stones are laid. So be careful while walking or riding a rented scooty.

Ghanta Ghar(Clock Tower) is very beautifully architect-ed with an amazing panoramic view of the nearby area. The ticket price is 25/- if you wish to climb up the clock tower. The climb to the top may be a challenge for some, as the stairs are steep and large. However, for those who prefer a more manageable experience, the stairs leading up to the viewing gallery are easily accessible. The mechanical clock itself is fully functional, and the person responsible for its maintenance is enthusiastic about sharing its history and workings. The tower in the evening is very well-lit and looks more beautiful. Since there is a main market around it parking can be challenging and be ready for walks if you wish to the nearby areas which include very famous sweet shops and eateries.

Beautiful place. Rs 25 ticket. But it is worth. You can go to the top. And the man behind the clock is available here till 8pm to show you the mechanism of this antique clock. He and his son are the only persons who know about this clock's mechanism. You'll be amused to see the clock from inside. Other than that you can click some pictures on first floor. Very good place. Must visit.

A beautiful clock tower in the old market area of jodhpur. Sadly what was once a bustling market centre is a shadow of its former self. You can buy a ticket to go to the observation deck of the clock tower for a view of the market as well

Ticket:- 25/- per person Centre of the Jodhpur city. You can start your journey from this place. Take the right you'll reach Gulab Sagar, take left Toorji ka jhalra is waiting for you. The place itself holds a historical value.

Great place to start your day, the views are amazing, you can feel Jodhpur from this place. And shops are cool.

This is an amazing spot to get an overview of the city, we can meet Mr. Iqbal Rahim sir here who explains the intricacies of the clock tower and how it works. The architecture is amazing, it's really windy there at night. Entry fees is only 25rs. I would definitely recommend visiting this place if you're visiting Nayi Sarak for shopping as it is very close to it and nearby.

The place is made very attractive by the special focus of light over the "Ghanta Ghar" The surrounding area is the heart of the city and cleanliness is well maintained.. Must visit place in jodhpur during night hours.

Entry fee Rs 25 Ghanta Ghar, also known as the Clock Tower, is a vibrant landmark in Jodhpur. Visitors appreciate its architectural beauty and bustling market nearby. The lively atmosphere, with vendors selling colorful textiles, handicrafts, and spices, adds to the charm. The clock tower itself is a great photo spot, especially in the evening when it's illuminated. Many enjoy exploring the nearby Sardar Market for its diverse shopping options. Overall, Ghanta Ghar is a must-visit, offering a glimpse into Jodhpur's rich cultural and historical tapestry.

Ghanta Ghar or the Clock Tower is a prominent landmark in Jodhpur; it was built by Maharaja Sardar Singh between 1880 and 1911. More of a landmark in the market by the same name, it is more of an architectural delight. Place becomes crowded during day, paradise for street shopping lovers. In morning you can take a walk to ghanta ghar.

Good place to visit. Entry ticket is there. One could see the beautiful view of this market from the terrace of clock tower. Also good view of Mehrangarh fort from here. Recently, it is nice place for pre wedding photo shootouts and commercials. Remember to do shopping nearby from handicraft stores selling small souvenirs, key rings, magnets, etc

This garden is far away from the city. It has many ancient temples,gardens,centophes and monuments. Their architecture is an unmatched example of architecture. But the cleanliness is less here. This place needs maintenance which will add to its beauty. A must visit place.

The temple is amazing and the train ride is enjoyable. The train ride is a must try imo. Meusium guards won't let me take pictures... which is ugh I don't like that. Washrooms weren't clean and smelled bad.

A gem 💎 and probably my fav spot in India during my 1 month trip! A lot of monkeys and a special atmosphere. If you are a foreigner you will be followed and asked for selfies every 10 meters. So not so relaxing due to this 😔

Very nice garden. Woooooww amazing. Mesmerizing surroundings. Very awesome. The garden and the cenotaphs are very clean and well maintained. Very calm place. You must see the beauty of this garden. The entry fee is just 10 rupees. Please visit once ...

Mandore Garden is a lovely spot to visit in Jodhpur. It's got beautiful temples, greenery, and yes, some monkeys too—adds to the fun! You can also ride a toy train here. The entry fees for this park is just 20rs. It's a bit outside the city, around a 40-minute visit, but you can take your time and relax. Plus, there's a restaurant if you're there around lunch or dinner. Definitely worth checking out!

Very beautiful was the light show. It was again a nice experience at night especially. My family and I enjoyed it a lot with my naughty boy. Must watch a night show. Be careful of monkeys and apes. They may snatch your valuables, phones etc.

A beautiful park within the city premises. It’s a great place for evening runs and walks. You will find a lot of people doing the same and enjoying the surroundings. It also has a temple and food court for feeding your hungry stomachs if required.

Beautiful beautiful. Must visit if you love the historic architecture. There is no entry ticket for garden. There is a museum inside which has a ticket of 20 rupees per person. However it is okay if you skip it There is a temple inside this place which was decorated beautifully. If you visit jodhpur, it's a must visit place

Lovely and romantic place for couples as well as families. Laser light show runs daily front 8 to 8:30PM. Lighting of garden is lovely. Open gym has also available. Train has also available with charges Rs 10 per person. Garden charges has also Rs 10 per person.

Good place to visit in the late evening. There is a light and sound show which happens at 8 PM. For kids there is a toy train, you can also have a picnic under the tree. The washrooms were ok. There is ample parking available.

If you are in jodhpur then this is a must visit place. Temples are just too good. Good photography areas are there. You can also enjoy sound & light show in evening. Entry fee is 10 rs & 30 rs with loght show. Whole garden is neat & clean. Must visit place.

Was here on Monday evening. The place was not too crowded. Loved the temple architecture which resembles designs in Khajuraho and Puri. The pathways around the gardens were surreal in the evening. The light and sound show was not worth the time though.

Good place to visit if interested in temples, old architecture, photography. Entry fee 10 Rupees for Indian adults. Avoid on weekends and on holiday. So much crowd, noise pollution. Nothing much to watch there, ruins of ancient fort you can see.

Excellent place for a day picnic with family. Surprisingly the temple structures are beautiful, with intricate and descriptive figurines, statues on the walls and pillars. I don't know why the temples were not promoted more as they are genuinely beautifully built with carvings. Their is a children's park, su set point on a hillock, and other interesting structures with well maintained lawns and plenty of shade.

The first experience was that the garden is beautiful and clean. Here are many things to explore like temples, trekking, and sunset points.. This place is outer from the jodhpur and well connected to public transport and easily autos available..

Mandore gardens is massive. There are cenotaphs, temples, gardens, a light and sound show, old ruins etc. Visiting all will easily take 2+ hrs. Historically this place has association with Mandodari, Ravans wife. It is believed this was her home before marriage. As of now the place isn't well kept, fairly unclean and litter all over. I heard that the Mehrangarh fort trust has taken it over and hopefully soon the maintenance will improve.

Mandore Garden is little bit away from the city which encompasses scenic garden, tomb like monuments, a temple of Bheruji, statues, Museum & the ruins of Mandore. It is believed that the Garden is named after the Ravan’s consort, Mandodari. I advised you to visit the place only in the late evening. The Museum showcases various ornaments, royal clothing, weapons and sculptural monuments. Don’t forget to witness the fun light & sound show of around 30 minutes which starts at 8 PM. The show narrates entire history of Mewar, Meharangarh fort and the city Jodhpur. Last but not the least is the ride of toy train which makes you thrill. There is ample parking available at the entry. The fountain area was found little dirty and the slides were almost broken. Note: Beware of monkeys here. Toy train charge: 10Rs Entry Fee: 10Rs

The place has lot of things to view/experience. From garden to old buildings cenotaph, kids adventure area, a temple and a museum. The cenotaph were all beautiful and a great for taking pics. Kids adventure park is also nice with around 10 small obstacles for kids. Then there is a museum and Bhairav Nath temple to explore. The entry fee for the garden is rs 10 per adult and for the adventure park is rs 20. There is also a small musical garden where there is a separate entry fee of rs 10. For the museum there is entry fee of rs22.

We went there in the evening and it's a huge garden inside a fort. There's toy train service, light and sound show, restaurant, scenic places, etc. all inside Mandore Garden. This place is mostly recommended by locals.

The garden is well appointed and enjoyed spending time there. It has a small cafeteria serving good food and the price was reasonable. There is good amount of parking space. There is a museum inside but that closes at 5 pm if you are planning to visit there, plan accordingly. There are few great elevated locations to view sunset. The ancient structures built in memory of old kings are awe inspiring and got some really intricate stone work. This would be great place to visit for someone interested in history. There are lots and lots of monkeys , though they seem peaceful, I would suggest caution. Very often the authority organises light and sound show , describing the history, its really fun, attend it if possible.

Serene and peaceful. Will be blessed for sure. Park is huuuuge. Plenty of place to relax with family. Kids friendly area.

Light Decorations are very nice in this place so visiting at night is awesome here. The entry charges are only 10 rupees per person. But cleaning is not good in this place. If cleaning is properly done then I rate 5 Star.

A few years back this place was not worth the visit but now after renovating, it is definitely a must visit. All the tracks and footpaths are repaired and there is also a train. At evening, there is light and sound show and at last there is an old temple. Very good atmosphere 🙂

This is a very nice place. This is a great place to see and get lost in. I have seen this place recently. And it felt very good. And the cost to enter here is also very less. Here I really enjoyed seeing the best laser light show of the night. It starts at 6.30 pm at night. And lasts for 20 minutes.

The Mandore Garden is situated in Jodhpur. The greenery inside the garden is beautiful and gives immense serene. The elegant sculptures of the temple were designed anciently. The laser light shows with sound was good. The toy train is also one of the attractive for tourists and kids. The train takes all around the garden and completes in 6-7 minutes. Per person the entry fee for the garden is Rs 10, Rs 10 for laser light show and Rs 10 for toy train excitement (above 3Years ticket required).

Very nice place for site seeing in Jodhpur. Lot of activities can be enjoyed at a single place in a single day. Activities; Mandir inside the premises, toy train, picturesque monuments, small musical garden. Swings, marvelous ancient museum. Nice place to go..

The most under rated place in Jodhpur. It's beautiful and has different plants which are available. The narrow passages which are called elephant passages are quite beautiful. There are guides available who can walk through all the area. It's quite a long Trek which can take from 4-5 hours if you want to visit the full area. The guides are available on demand and you should visit in the morning. There are early entries around 8am in the morning along with a guide. They can show you multiple places where you can watch different birds. The sounds they make in the early morning are very good. Spend a half day over here and you won't regret it at all..!

The Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park in Jodhpur is a stunning initiative to conserve and showcase the natural desert ecosystem of the region. It's known for its unique rock formations, indigenous plant species, and breathtaking views of the Mehrangarh Fort. It's a must-visit for nature lovers and anyone interested in the desert landscape. There are hiking trails available in the Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park. These trails offer visitors the opportunity to explore the park's rugged terrain, observe its diverse flora and fauna, and enjoy the scenic beauty of the desert landscape.

Don't miss this place. You need enough time to explore the whole park. I prefer you to reach here at 4.30 so that you can witness beautiful sunset from the hills and able to capture good photos of fort. They will provide you a map of the jodhpur ,its really cool and can be keep with you. Ticket can also be used as a bookmark.

Nice place to visit. We came early morning for a guided walk tour with Blue City Walks. There were no other people and it was very tranquil to walk along the elephant canal until the Padamsar Talab. I recommend to visit before the sun is high, otherwise it might get too hot. There are many steps along the way, so it's not wheelchair friendly. The pathways are quite clear of shrubs, however, especially if you're going in the afternoon expect some bugs it is part of the nature.

Hello! I visited this place with my friends on weekend. The place is really beautiful and worth the visit. But keep in mind the weather factor as it is outdoor activity. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes for comfort. If visiting in summer, try to reach at 7AM sharp to avoid heat stroke and sunlight, and if in winters then accordingly 8-9AM. Though the place is exploring the nature, then why the ticket is above ₹100?

If you're visiting Mehrangarh you should also visit here.Various types of desert rocks and plants , shrubs can be seen here.Its an adventurous trek. Recommended for young people who are enthusiastic about trails.Dont forget to carry water bottle or purchase from the entry as inside there is no source of water . Eatables are allowed but please don't litter the place.A map is provided which guides us the various paths of the desert.If you are lost then you can contact them on the number provided in the map guide. Try to wear shoes 👟 as it's risky to wear sandals/chappals and trek.Must visit 👌

Extremely close to Mehrangarh Fort, this is one place that you cannot afford to miss when you are visiting Jodhpur. Explore nature and wildlife in a completely different light when you visit this wonderful park. You will be stunned to see such greenery in the midst of a place that's known as a desert. Be on a lookout for some birds and animals that you can spot! Taking the guide to this place is a must and if possible, visit either early in the evening or during the second half of the day.

My 14yo suggested we add this to our Jodhpur itnry and what a find it is! The naturalists that guide you are super knowledgeable and patient. It was so nice exploring the local flora and fauna. We even saw a herd of wild boar cross us on the yellow trail. We had Vikram as the naturalist guiding us on the yellow trail and he was amazing This little oasis is run by the same Trust that operates the Fort and is beautifully presented. I didn't quite expect to see so much, but we even encountered wild boar and a mongoose, saw plenty of interesting birds and loads of butterflies, dragonflies and damselflies. A little pond in the red trail was full of skittering frogs. It was hot but there was plenty of shade to be had especially along the Yellow trail. Wonderful views of the Fort and glimpses of the blue City beyond. Good information along the trails and I especially liked the display and explanation of different soils and rocks in the Rajasthan desert areas and how they affect plant growth. And all for Rs 100. Highly recommended (as are a hat, sunblock, plenty of water and good shoes).

Got to know about this place via google and is one of the best experiences that everyone visiting Jodhpur should go to. The park has various trails. I suggest you to take the blue trail for which you'll have to contact a day prior as a guide takes you around. You won't have access to the trail otherwise. The guide charges are 200 for a group and 100rs per person entry. I suggest you go here during sunrise or sunset for the best views of Mehrangarh along with Jaswant Thada. Other trails can be explored by your own and should take you an hour

Fantastic natural park with great interpretation material and signages. Must see for jodhpur visit. Very incredible flora fauna biodiversity. They give a good trails map to follow . Carry your water bottle and sun shades and sun lotion for the non early morning trips . Early morning or later evening is nicer to go. Toilets facilities are there at the entrance. Needless to say and just to mention, it's not a wheelchair friendly environment due to the hard rocky terrain. Ticket was 100 RS per person (2023) .

A place of peace and calm away from the craziness of the old town. Maintained very well. I didn't find a single piece of plastic in my walk there. Not easy to find a place like this in India. The best kept secret is a guided walk by naturalist Harsh. His knowledge was commendable and certainly the highlight of the Rajasthan trip. If you love nature this is the place to be.

Oasis in the Desert - Rao Jodha Desert Park Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) Highlights: Diverse Flora: A stunning collection of desert plants and wildflowers. Historical Charm: Surrounds and complements the Mehrangarh Fort. Scenic Trails: Well-maintained paths for peaceful walks. Panoramic Views: Breathtaking vistas of Mehrangarh Fort and the Blue City. Birdwatcher's Paradise: A haven for bird enthusiasts. Educational Visitor Center: Informative displays on flora, fauna, and conservation. Conservation Success: Successful efforts in restoring the desert ecosystem. Visitor Tips: Wear comfortable shoes. Consider sunrise or sunset visits. Guided tours for in-depth insights. Conclusion: Rao Jodha Desert Park is a five-star blend of nature, history, and conservation—a must-visit oasis on the outskirts of Jodhpur.

A wonderful place amidst the desert. Mr. Harsh was our guide. He is passionate about his work & knowledgeable. He left no stones unturned to make us satisfied.

Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park located near the Mehrangarh Fort contains distinctive volcanic rock and sandstone formations. Here you can witness the attempt of architectural and ecological restoration. The park was established in 2006 and public access was granted in February 2011. It houses Visitors Centre, a plant nursery and a small cafe. Since, I visited with family (having a 6 years kid) the ticket seller advised as to choose Yellow trails among the available four trails (yellow, green, red, and blue trails). The trails of around 1km long were well-marked with colored arrows and perfect for hiking and learning about the desert‘s characteristics and geology which may take around 4-5 hours to cover the entire area. The ticket seller was very facilitative who explained us all the different sections and trails providing a useful map. The Blue trail can not be accessed without guide and hence requires to contact them one day before your visit. The elephant passages were quite beautiful. It showcases incredible flora fauna biodiversity. It is a museum of plants in the rocky deserts of Marwar. A little pond was also picturesque where you can feel relaxed. I found it as the most under rated place in Jodhpur but I recommend all the travelers to add this place to your itinerary. Precautions: 1. Visit early in the morning. In summer: around 7AM and in winter: around 8-9AM. 2. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes 3. Carry water bottle & some snacks 4. Use sunscreen cream/lotion for the non early morning trips. Guide fee: Rs. 200 for a group Entry fee: Rs. 100 per person

This park is stunning, an oasis of peace within a desert landscape, complemented by a lovely view of the fort. The place is also very clean and there is no crowd. We also paid an extra for a guide to do the blue trail as it boasts a nice view of the cenotaphs

Nice walking trial where you can experience the desert life.There are different coloured trials. It is impossible to cover the entire park as it is very huge. Try not to go in the afternoon as it will be very hot. Should not experiment inside the park as there is a chance of you getting lost. So follow the path & carry water with you.

Such an amazing nature park. I don't understand why it's not on the itinerary of every visitor to Jodhpur, as you can easily combine a visit to the park with visiting the fort and the royal cenotaphs at Jaswant Thada. The trails are beautifully signposted and the information boards in English and Hindi are really well researched and genuinely interesting. There is also a small exhibition about various natural history topics at the visitor centre, again I was so pleasantly surprised by how interesting it was. Even if you have no interest in learning about nature and rocks, it's worth visiting just for the picturesque views of the fort and the tranquility.

Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park: An Amazing Trek Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park is a unique and beautiful place to visit in Jodhpur, India. It is a large park that has been created from a barren wasteland, and now features a variety of plants, animals, and geological formations. The park is also home to a number of historical ruins, including the walls of the Mehrangarh Fort. One of the best ways to experience Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park is to take a trek through the park. There are four different trails to choose from, ranging in difficulty from easy to moderate. The trails wind through the park's rocky landscape, offering stunning views of the Mehrangarh Fort and the surrounding city. In addition to the amazing views, the trek through Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park is also a great way to learn about the park's unique flora and fauna. The park is home to a variety of desert plants, including succulents, cacti, and thorn bushes. The park also attracts a variety of birdlife, including eagles, hawks, and owls. Here is an amazing review about the trek from a TripAdvisor user: "I highly recommend this as a guided trip early in the morning. The views of the fort from the trails are majestic. The trek is easy-medium rating and the flaura and fauna is good and the different types of rocks. It's a must visit place not only for tourists but especially for residents of Jodhpur." If you are looking for a unique and memorable experience in Jodhpur, I highly recommend taking a trek through Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park. It is a great way to see the city from a different perspective, learn about the local flora and fauna, and enjoy the stunning scenery.

It is decent place. We can see Mehrangarh fort from here. Ropeway people nearby try here. 2-3 ways to explore the rock park. Various types of stone placed here nothing fascinating. It takes 1 hour to roam here. If you have extra time in hand visit here else don't waste time. Ticket is costly.

Ambience is worth watching specially if you are fond on historical places. The architecture is really unique and how deep the water level was made . It is really deep but still was considered as a private pool for queens. The steps and the construction needs repair and maintenance. Good to visit in morning and evening. Best place for photoshoot. Can be visited for max 30 minutes. But if you love swimming more time can be spent but u need to get your own caution for swimming as water is extremely deep.

It was an amazing experience to visit such a historic place and relieve the moment of super calmness. At first glance you are only but mesmerised by the magnificent architecture of ancient history and once you tumble down the stairs, you truly find how beautiful is the scenic beauty is from down below. All the small cafes that are around, give you an immense example of enjoying at peace, while you are sipping a cup of coffee and a cookie. The small lanes from where you have to pass by is something you cherish and enjoy all the old age architectural designs of homes around this place

Toorji Ka Jhalra (Toorji’s Step Well) was built in Jodhpur the 1740s by a Queen, Maharaja Abhay Singh’s Consort, continuing an age old tradition that Royal women would build public water works. Interestingly this well was submerged and full of debris for decades. Only recently has it been drained, cleaned up and restored. In the process, the excavations went down over two hundred feet to expose hand carved treasures in Jodhpur’s famous rose-red sandstone; including intricate carvings of dancing elephants, medieval lions and cow water-spouts, as well as niches housing deities long gone. The well’s original system consisted of a Persian Wheel driven by a pair of bullocks circling the platform on top, which drew water up to two different access levels and a separate tank. Interestingly, the Rajput Princess who funded the well hailed from Patan in Gujarat, home to one of the finest Step Wells in the country.

We visited this step well late last night and quite enjoyed seeing this ancient marvel. The place is located in tiny bylanes and I guess that's the reason it's not crowded like the other tourist places (which is good in a way). I was informed that in the evenings, many times, the step well is lit up with tiny oil lamps in a nice pattern which gives a grand feel to the entire structure. However, since we were quite late, I couldn't witness all of this yesterday. Maybe some other time. There are some cafes nearby where one can enjoy meals while looking over/across the step well. Overall, an interesting place which can be maintained better.

Water source in desert are start of mini civilisation. The beautiful step well was life line during those tough days of Jodhpur Riyasat. The deep water take you back few centuries.

This stepwell is one of the tourist attractions of Jodhpur... Less known.... But awesome... Best for photography & must spend some time sitting besides water on steps & watching the fishes ... No entry fee ... Swimming is allowed... Be careful with kids .... Must visit... Enjoy 😊

It is kind of well with stairs, where you can easily roaming. Historical place by our ancestors gift for us. Nice place must visit here if you roaming in Jodhpur. No place for parking, Main city area so use small vehicles to arrive here.

The place is clean but not the water. You will see young kids jumping from cliff. There are lots of cafe around the place. Ghanta ghar is also 300 metres away. You can spend atmost an hour. Good place for photography.

Left me Speechless. The lively vibe of the place is just worth all the efforts to travel Jodhpur and arrive at this classic site. During afternoon you can sit by the side or even at a Cafe nearby enjoying your food & drinks, while young local kids jump off into the water from great heights. During night one can relax sitting beside it as it’s well light and

This is has its own story and this place is recently restored by the government in collaboration with the world heritage organisation of UNESCO. You can see children enjoying the water body in summer and swimming in water. The steps are create in such a way that they store water and tells the level of water at every point. The steps are created in such a way that they create a eye catching view from every angle. I suggest to visit in morning or evening in summer and in winter you can visit every point of time.

One of the most impressive well I've seen in the whole of India. It has a perfect set of stairs and the structure is well-maintained. Certainly worth the visit.

Pretty "little" (compared to everything the city og Jodhpur has to offer!) place with ancient architecture and a pretty rivetting history and historic significance. Don't go down the stairs, it's either banned or frowned upon. Many angles for clicking nice photos.

This stepwell is quite a marvelous place that certainly leaves a strong impression in the heart and mind of its visitors. It is open for the visitors and does not have any entry ticket. Its easy accessibility makes it quite a hip and hap spot in the entire old city where you see locals and tourists hanging out. Water is also relatively very clean with almost no litter.

I visited this place in March, The weather is Semi hot. This ancient place looks like deep well used as Water Storage with stairs up to the basement of the well. Best place to know the ancient art, and also know our rich heritage. Little bit crowded place with narrow road. Market is there hence no proper space for parking hence avoid big vehicles

This is a gem, with its rich history and captivating architecture. First and foremost it offers free entry to all visitors and it is open 24x7, allowing visitors to experience its magic at any time of the day or night. For the best experience, we recommend visiting early morning or in the evening when the beauty of the surroundings is enhanced. It feels like stepping back in time. Built-in the 1700s, the structure was built with red sandstone with exquisite carvings. The beautifully designed stairs are adorned with intricate motifs and patterns. Be cautious while descending to the water source as stairs can be worn out and slippery. It is one of the last remaining traditional water sources in the city. As you sit on the stairs, gazing at the tranquil water-body, you can't help but feel a sense of peace and serenity wash over you. It is the perfect spot to de-stress, escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life, and immerse yourself in the beauty of the surroundings. Whether you're alone, with your partner, friends, or family, the experience is bound to be equally captivating. The time spent here can range from one to three hours, depending on your preferences. One of the best aspects of this tourist spot is its central location, making it easily accessible to all. Transportation is very easy, so you can explore the nearby restaurants and rooftop cafés after your visit. In conclusion, we wholeheartedly recommend this tourist spot to anyone visiting the city, even if it's just for a day. Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple in search of a romantic spot, a group of friends seeking adventure, or a family looking for a memorable outing, this place has something for everyone.

It's pretty much accessible on the road so you don't need to do any sort of hiking to reach. The view from the top is excellent and you can get amazing photos here. The place is well maintained and you can easily sit there for as long as you like..

I expected this place to be in an open area away from the city. Amazed to see it sited within the city. It is amazing. The water had receded and gave the caretaker an opportunity to clean the steps. Water looked green and murky. Need to make use of today’s technology of water filtration. It’s such a serene place and many people were taking advantage of being in the ZEN moment. Worth a visit to see this human marvel.

It is so huge and lil bit of dangerous for light foot person. Please mind the steps while going down. Water was clean and maintenance was good. There were water animals in the main water arena. Spent my time peacefully and clicked some pictures. No tickets no rush and it is in between blue town of jodhpur.

Stepwells in India tend to be tragically neglected. If there’s any water at all it’s often stagnant and filled with trash. But when I last visited Toorji Ka Jhalra Bavdi (March 2024) I was thrilled to see that the water looked clean and kids were even swimming in it! I highly recommend that visitors to Jodhpur stop by this site. It is adjacent to a handful of cafe/restaurants and it is in a part of town where a valiant urban improvement initiative is underway.

It is so beautiful.there are fishes in this step tank and we can go to the water level with the help of the steps. I noticed steps inside water too. The architecture is beautiful. Multiple pre wedding shoots were happening when we visited. I will suggest you to visit this in the evening or morning because we cannot enjoy it because of the sun.

This is an interesting place... A water storage. But maintained very badly. It is dirty and no restoration work is done. Can attract lots of visitors if maintained properly.

Balsamand Lake is a lake situated 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) from Jodhpur on Jodhpur-Mandore Road. This lake is a popular picnic spot, built in 1159 AD by Gurjara-Pratihara rulers. It was designed as a water reservoir to provide water to Mandore. The lake has a length of one kilometre (0.62 mi), breadth of 50 metres (160 ft) and a depth of 15 metres (49 ft). The Balsamand Lake Palace was built later as a summer palace on its shore. The lake is surrounded by lush green gardens that house groves of trees like mango, papaya, pomegranate, guava and plum. Animals and birds like the jackal and peacock also call this place home. Balsamand Lake is an artificial lake that was built way back in 1159 AD by Balak Rao Parihar as a water reservoir to cater for Mandore. One kilometre long, 50 m broad and 15 m deep; the lake is located in the middle of a manicured garden full of mango, papaya, pomegranate, guava and plum trees. Jackal and peacock are the prominent guests in the garden. There is an impressive red sandstone summer palace on the shores of the lake, which is now converted into a five-star property. Make a point to watch out for pesky monkeys when walking the nature trails. The area is a popular picnic spot for locals.

Balsamand Lake is a lake situated 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) from Jodhpur on Jodhpur-Mandore Road. This lake is a popular picnic spot, built in 1159 AD by Gurjara-Pratihara rulers. It was designed as a water reservoir to provide water to Mandore. The lake has a length of one kilometre (0.62 mi), breadth of 50 metres (160 ft) and a depth of 15 metres (49 ft).

This is a artificial lake built in 1159 AD by Balak Rao Parihar on. It is one of the beautiful tourist places in Jodhpur . It was built to be used as a water reservoir for the people of city. The lake is surrounded by a garden of mango, papaya, guava, and plum trees. It is also home of peacocks in the area.

Balsamand Lake is a lake situated 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) from Jodhpur on Jodhpur-Mandore Road. This lake is a popular picnic spot, built in 1159 AD by Gurjara-Pratihara rulers. It was designed as a water reservoir to provide water to Mandore. The lake has a length of one kilometre (0.62 mi), breadth of 50 metres (160 ft) and a depth of 15 metres (49 ft). The Balsamand Lake Palace was built later as a summer palace on its shore. The lake is surrounded by lush green gardens that house groves of trees like mango, papaya, pomegranate, guava and plum. Animals and birds like the jackal and peacock also call this place home. Balsamand Lake is an artificial lake that was built way back in 1159 AD by Balak Rao Parihar as a water reservoir to cater for Mandore. One kilometre long, 50 m broad and 15 m deep; the lake is located in the middle of a manicured garden full of mango, papaya, pomegranate, guava and plum trees. Jackal and peacock are the prominent guests in the garden. There is an impressive red sandstone summer palace on the shores of the lake, which is now converted into a five-star property. Make a point to watch out for pesky monkeys when walking the nature trails. The area is a popular picnic spot for locals.

Bal Samand Lake Palace in Jodhpur is known for its serene ambiance, picturesque surroundings, and a tranquil lake. Visitors often praise the beautiful gardens, peaceful atmosphere, and the palace's historical charm. The palace-turned-hotel offers a serene escape from the city, and guests enjoy activities like boating on the lake or simply unwinding amidst nature. The blend of heritage architecture and natural beauty makes it a delightful retreat for relaxation and rejuvenation.

An Oasis of joy in the middle of a desert. Beautiful gardens, gorgeous rooms and a sense of being detached from time itself. A place that takes you away from it all and helps you to get to know someone that you had not really taken pains to know for some time....yourself.

Good lake. No view point for tourist. Only entry through hotel, which is costly. There should have some view point for common people.

It's really lovely natural place and also heritage. Sunrise is really amazing in this resort. I preffered to visit one time.

We really enjoyed the visit to bal Samand lake palace . It's beautifully built on the lakeside with mesmerizing view of the sunrise and sunset . Food was great and authentic. The flora and fauna is preserved. We could spot so many monekeys . The lake is full of beautiful blooming lotuses.

We spent a nice time enjoying the beautiful artworks. Vijay was a really good storyteller and explained very well the techniques and history of indian miniatures. You definitively must have a look there!

Such a beautiful art school! We stayed for 4 hours learning how to paint in the traditional way - VJ was very knowledgeable and patient with us, he even brought us chai and samosas! We had a fantastic time and all ended up leaving with some gorgeous art work - even if you’re not interested in painting yourself there are tons of beautiful pieces to sift through! Thank you VJ, I would love to come back and learn more techniques :):)

Beautiful art work by students and professors. Painted on leaves, ancient paper and synthetic ivory among others. A must visit if you are in Jodhpur. The paintings make for great gifts and souvenirs !

We had a great few hours here learning how to do the miniature paintings. Our teacher was very patient and helpful, and we had really interesting conversations about life and culture in India too. 1000 rupees pp. Great experience :)

This has to be a stop for any tourist. They keep the culture of traditional Rajasthani paintings alive. One can either learn how to paint in the style (for free), buy some artwork done by artisans of the school, or even just admire the skill and dexterity that envelops each painting. Vijay is the school master and is also a great conversationalist.

I had an amazing art class here, so helpful and kind, great value for money too, I was paining for over three hours and got to keep the paintibg at the end for only 1000 rupies. Can not recommend it enough

I had a wonderful time today painting with Vijay. I loved learning different techniques and spending time creating my own piece to take home. Highly recommend.

Vijay is a guru of this style of painting. We went to 11 a.m. painting session and enjoyed a lot. It usually takes 2-3 hrs. We could avoid strong sunshine at the hottest time of day. He is a very kind teacher, even a beginner can try Indian fine line painting. I recommend this place to a person who wants some cultural experience in Jodhpur.

We highly recommend a morning here as part of a trip to Jodhpur! We came for the 11am art class, and had guidance from Vijay, the master, for 2-3hours. We left with a lovely painting each, having enjoyed chats, chai and creativity, and hope to return for more.

I highly recommend Umaid Heritage Art School for anyone interested in art or looking to share a creative experience. We stumbled upon the school and had a delightful conversation with Vijay, so we decided to return the next day for a miniature painting workshop. We spent hours with Vijay, learning miniature painting techniques while exchanging captivating stories about art, culture, and life. Vijay's exceptional skills as an artist, combined with his teaching ability and storytelling talent, made the experience both educational and enjoyable. As a result, we left with our own miniature creations and a newfound appreciation for art. Our visit to Umaid Heritage Art School was undeniably a highlight of our stay in Jodhpur. Don't miss the opportunity to explore your artistic side and learn from the talented Vijay.

We’ve been in this school for 3h lesson and it was such a good experience !! I think 3h was not enough for me but I really loved it and We loved this athmosphere ! Thank you so much.

A very Nice experience with Viljay the Lentil man. He is the super hero of Miniature painting. Great hospitality from him and his son. If you come to Jodhpur you have to visit his school. It's an essential for your trip and you can Trust him. He also give me a gift and I appreciate Best regards my friend Jonathan

Amazing experience, even coming from a non art lover. Super friendly and patient hosts. The kids felt very comfortable with them. Learnt a lot about the local art history and products. 4 hours there and the kids (9 and 11) didn’t want to leave. Could have spent hours more. Best experience of Jodhpur.

Seems like a decent guy but towards the end he referred me to a scam textile shop, Maharani. He also sold me saffron at an inflated price, according to my guesthouse. Dishonest and deeply disappointed. Who knows if his art is legitimate, but don’t let him sell you any products from any other stores.

A beautiful and professional place, with excellent art works and an enjoyable workshop. I had a 3 hour lesson of miniature painting with Tinku. I learned a lot and had a great time!

Super nice place with nicer people. Good art! Fair prices. Extremely knowledgeable Recommend!

Easy walking distance from the fort. This statue of Rao Jodha points directly at the Fort high on the hill. The statue is mounted on a large area of Rajasthani sandstone and seems to be not of interest to tourists. While I was checking it out and taking in the view for over 30 minutes, not one other person stopped in to see it but carried on in their tuktuk to the more appealing sites. This statue is free to see and I recommend while in the area of the other tourists attractions, stop in and enjoy the scenery 😉

The Rao Jodha Ji Statue stands tall, honoring the founder of Jodhpur. Positioned on a rocky hilltop, it offers a limited yet beautiful view of the city. A serene spot, especially during sunset, providing a unique perspective of the city's beauty.

Jaswant Theda, the white marbel memorial of Kings of Jodhpur. Must see place when you are in Jodhpur

Status of Rao jodha a great place. From this spot you can capture the whole city and Mehrangarh Fort .

Interesting area around the desert park. Severely hot in July, take a hat, water and sun cream. Interesting history.

Statue of Rao Jodha with iron fences on top of a small hill approx 1 km from Mehrangarh Fort where he is sitting on a horse and pointing towards the Bhakhar Chidiya Hill telling us that it is where the fort will be constructed.

I understand the local reverence for the city’s founder, and while I respect that sentiment, as a visitor, I was hoping for more historical context and tales about such an influential figure in this region. The statue itself is quite nice.

The statue is nice, and the location too. However, I would have appreciated some more hystorical information. There is not even a single panel

Statue of Rao Jodha It was built in the honour of Rao Jodha Ji, who founded the beautiful city of Jodhpur. The statue, encircled by iron grills, depicts Rao Jodha Ji on a horse it's A lovely hilltop statue of Rao Jodha ji on horse. It's few metres off the road so you have to take a walk on rocks to reach there. View from top is magnificent it's a good photo spot.

A lovely hilltop statue of Rao Jodha ji on horse. It's a little tough to get here btw. You have to climb a rock in order to get there. There is no proper path or stairs. So people having difficulty in climbing may not be able to get here. View from top is truly spectacular.

A marvellous statue of Rao Jodha Ji, a beautiful place to witness sunset. Rocky hill top with a limited and beautiful view of Jodhpur city. Overall a beautiful place to visit.

Average place in jodhpur if you have kids. Enjoy here with young kids but not for adults because this place is good for nature lovers, so I love to walk here.

A peaceful getaway from the madness of the city. Ideal spot for nature lovers. One could hike around the lake and find hidden trails and viewpoints

Kaylana Lake - A serene escape in Jodhpur! The clear waters, peaceful ambiance, and picturesque surroundings make it a must-visit.

An artificial lake made to supply water to entire city...boat riding is also available

The lake is situated between igneous rock land formations. It receives its water from Hathi Nehar (translation: elephant canal), which is further connected to the Indira Gandhi Canal. The natural vegetation here mostly consists of Babool (Acacia nilotica and Kumat trees, and various migratory birds such as Siberian cranes are seen here in the winter season. The city of Jodhpur and all the surrounding towns and villages depend on Kaylana lake as a source of drinking water.

Amazing place to come after the rains!!! Mesmerizing views of the mountains, with the tinch of greenery that complements the mountains!!!!

Superb palce please visit in evening time and very good vibes Jodhpur to kaylana lake distance is approx 8 to 10km

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The Kaylana lake view point on Google maps is 👌👌👌, it is on the way to the Nepali Baba Mandir. Very peaceful, hardly any crowd, and a must visit place if one is in Jodhpur.

It is an artificial lake in Jodhpur. Walking here in the morning and evening is very enjoyable and relaxing. You can also enjoy camel ride,boating and zip line here There is also a lot of option here for the entertainment of small children. There are also small shops for food and drink. But the cleanliness is not proper.

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Very peaceful environment. Can visit on weekends. Ride in lake awesome looks.

Best lake view of jodhpur with beautiful sunset. Best time to visit after 5Pm you can see orange sky

Kaylana Lake is a beautiful and serene place to visit in Jodhpur. It is an artificial lake, built by Pratap Singh in 1872, on the site of two former palaces and gardens. The lake covers an area of 84 square km and receives its water from the Indira Gandhi Canal. The lake is surrounded by hills and rocks, and offers a scenic view of the sunset. I visited Kaylana Lake with my family and we enjoyed boating on the calm water. The boat ride was relaxing and refreshing, and we saw many birds and animals on the shore. The lake also has a garden and a museum, where we learned about the history and culture of Jodhpur. The museum displays portraits and artifacts of the royal family of Jodhpur, as well as the flora and fauna of the region. The entry fee was nominal and the timing was convenient. Kaylana Lake is a must-visit attraction for nature lovers and history buffs. It is a perfect place to spend some quality time with your loved ones, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. I would highly recommend Kaylana Lake to anyone who visits Jodhpur.

In Jodhpur, this is the only lake. Since it acts as a reservoir for city water supply, you will always find water in it. There is a small garden which is not well maintained. Boating (motor) is there at stipulated timing. There are few lorries selling stuff like lemonade, at the entry gate. The sight is picturesque. The lake is deep and risky. Remain careful and don't be adventurous.

Best palace In jodhpur Kaylana Lake, located in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India, is a picturesque artificial lake known for its serene beauty and recreational opportunities. It was constructed in 1872 by Pratap Singh to provide water to the city. Visitors to Kaylana Lake can enjoy activities such as boating and picnicking while taking in the panoramic views of the surrounding hills and the stunning sunset over the lake. The lake attracts birdwatchers as it's a habitat for various migratory birds. Remember to check locally for any updates on activities and access before planning your visit.

Kaylana Lake in Jodhpur, Rajasthan is located 8 kms to the west of Jodhpur on the Jaiselmer road. Pratap Singh, the then Prime Minister of Jodhpur, got the lake constructed in 1872. This artificial lake is spread over 84 square kms. Where the lake now lies, was once an area having palaces and gardens of two rulers of Jodhpur. They were destroyed to make the Kaylana Lake. Near to the lake is a Dak Bungalow of PHED, the Irrigation department. There are also boating facilities available for the tourists here. An ideal picnic spot for tourists, this lake offers a breathtaking view of the sunset. At that time the sky looks like a canvas splashed with spectacular colors. Kaylana Lake is the perfect place to relax or have picnics. If you are interested in birds, then, this place will further interest you. Also known by the name of Pratap Sagar, the area around this lake was once full of wild bears. It served as a secured hunting place for the royal members. But, with the increase in population it has not remained so. Don't even try to swim in this if you are not an expert swimmer. Better still, don't swim at all. Many youngsters trying to swim across this deep lake have lost their lives. Inspite of this, Kaylana Lake is a charming picnic spot. The beauty of this place will keep on lingering with you for a long time after your visit.

Phool mahal is in Mehrangarh fort..entry ticket is 200 per person and if you want a guide than 500 more u have to pay..fort is big and beautiful and phool mahal,seesh mahal adds there beauty...there is 2 temple in the fort which I highly recommend and view from temple is amazing

Many paraphernalia for Madh/Wine storage & drinking are on display here. You will also learn about the lineage of kings in almost entirety. The paintings depicting festive scenarios & scenes from the bygone era are an extremely fine work. Attention has been paid to the most minute details, it's only wise of you observe & appreciate it too.

The Phool Mahal or Palace of Flowers is a magnificent chamber built by the Rajput Hindu king of Jodhpur. This was a meeting hall of private guests like the king or the queen's relatives inside the Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur. The ceiling is richly decorated with gold filigree and mirror work. Also along the lower side near the ceiling are the portraits of the ancestors of the Jodhpur dynasty. The walls are painted depicting the various moods of the Indian classical music, royal portraits, and the incarnations of Vishnu and Goddess Durga.The Phool Mahal is decorated with delicate colors, golden sheen, ornate ceiling, and stained glass windows and screens. ♿ Accessibility Features: Yes=Ramp access. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Entrance. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Restroom/Toilet. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Seating. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Parking.

A magnificent building, well maintained, good descriptions of pictures, artifacts and the building itself, great views of the city and surroundings. All for a very fair price. This for should be part of every Jodhour trip!

Beautiful amazing marvellous super… Architecture is top notch and still standing holding a lot of history in its walls. Mehrangarh fort is place to worth visiting.

The Phool Mahal is a beautifully decorated hall in the Mehrangarh fort, Jodhpur. The hall probably served the purpose of a pleasure dome of the Maharajas, and the female dancers used to stay here. Accordingly the room was made to look as beautiful as a magnificent flower, which earned it the name Phool mahal. The ceiling has golden filigree work, for which it is said, gold was brought from Ahmedabad, Gujarat. There are also some beautiful portraits and paintings, especially the raga mala series, and furniture from the British period to enhance the glory of the room.

Very nice place who loves to explore history..and adventure..we entered in different Ara wn we seen this mahal..must visit this phool mahal(Mehran ghadh fort).

Very intricate artwork on the walls but not much to see

Colourful, vibrant, throbbing with life... A variety of street food from the spicy mirchi vada, pyaj kachori, to the sweet makhaniya lass, mava kachori and the local delicacy ghewar. In addition there is the hustle and the bustle of a local market that supports artisans and their products. One normally goes to see the clock tower, and sort of stumbles on the market. The market stretches from the clock tower through Nai Sarak, almost upto the railway station about 2 km away from the clock tower. Colourful clothing is the highlight of this place in addition to knick knacks produced by the local artisans and an unforgettable view of Mehrangarh Fort at all times...

Local market, place is crowdy most of the time , must visit to buy local stuffs . Ghanta ghar (clock tower)is also there, do visit for it also

Mottu jelabi , spice and cloth shops , Ghataghar , the view of the fort , people ,local life .Loved it all

The largest and busiest marketplace of Jodhpur, Sardar market is named after Maharaja Sardar Singh, the king of Jodhpur responsible for building the Ghanta Ghar which lies near the market. This is the most famous shopping zone of Jodhpur and attracts customers from all parts of Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India, and the world. The marketplace is abundant with everything a shopper could dream of buying, with locals selling all sorts of products such as local fabric, clay figurines, silver jewellery, grains, spices, marble, pottery, vegetables, and many more products.

It's an old gate and old market. But you can get almost everything there it is connected to famous ghanta ghar which is famous for shopping. Anything you want is available here. Including the wonderful cafes and tourist attractions. This place has all the colors and all the variety jodhpur has to offer. If you come to jodhpur and wanna shop this is one of the places to consider.

It was an amazing experience ... Problem in parking cars ... Very crowded place.... You will find different shops of ethnic wear , saaree , food and many more... I ate best mirchi vada here .... There is clock tower which is also known as heart of jodhpur .... You must visit here if you come to jodhpur..... Especially to see old jodhpur... My experience was quite good ....

Best place for spices & provision items , wholesale and retail market ...you can see heritage look of shops and old monuments.

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This place is like paradise super art work in display and I show live painting class here they family offer me cup tea other was very testy . I brought one painting of load ganeshji which was on black colour is also order to framing. The price of paintings and Fremington oak very reasonable price. My family likes painting so much. Chauhan art gallery is place where we can buy art and painting on very reasonable price. Very good shop.

This art gallery have superb collection.we can find art on paper ,on canvas and art and painting is like alive everything. I ilke Rajasthani culture type art here. Owner is very polite man and never treat us like a customer.he treat like as friend.