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Majestic, intricately carved stone monuments are the highlight at this royal crematory.
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Really love to trek here. It's an easy one. Also, it's a short trek if you're new to trekking. And, it's obviously veryyy crowdy on wednesdays so you can plan accordingly but also wednesdays are great if you're visiting just the temple. Do visit here. Also, it connects to Nahargarh road. So, if you're looking for a longer trek, you can continue trekking till you reach Nahargarh and it will be worth it. Just remember to plan in ahead in summers and start a very early trek to avoid harsh sun.
Still Jaipurites don't know about this place. While it is at the start of garh Ganesh temple from the back side.
Just 20 RS entry fee for Indians
Or 30-40rs for Tourists.
Most Relaxing place and close to nature where you can sit and relax till you want.
You will find the best architecture monuments and history of jaipur.
People come here to see the history of jaipur and click pictures here and yes for reels and all.
Just 20 RS entry fee for Indians
Or 30-40rs for Tourists.
Most Relaxing place and close to nature where you can sit and relax till you want.
You will find the best architecture monuments and history of jaipur.
People come here to see the history of jaipur and click pictures here and yes for reels and all.
Amazing architecture building designs and awesome view. It's very much quiet and interesting. In Hindu religion it's a place called ( শ্মশান /শবদেহ সংকারের স্থান) but still it's very beautiful and amazing architecture structures there.
30 rupees for Indians and 50 rupees for foreigners. Its a great place for photo ops and you see the unique tombs of the royal family. You will have to walk a majority of it barefoot as it is sacred grounds, so try to get when there is less sun as the stones get very hot to the touch.
Beautiful site that is not too crowded. Plenty of space for quiet contemplation or beautiful photos. I felt pleasantly surprised by the tranquility of the beautiful marble structures. Not on the combine ticket with Hawa Mahal, make sure you have cash for entry. Security guards will act as fake tour guides in search of tip if you can't avoid them. Would absolutely recommend.
A serene historical site, remarkably tranquil even on weekends. It serves as the final resting place for Jaipur's kings. The recent monument, constructed in the '90s, distinguishes itself with its whiter hue. The architecture and sculptures are truly captivating—an adoration for this cherished place runs deep.
The whole place was well maintained and the guides were pretty attentive. The historical structures were immaculately clean. They were beautifully designed by our native rulers. Although some places had been left unattended which caused some inconvenience in the exploration. However, the overall experience was really nice.
