Jodhpur

Mandore Garden, Jodhpur

About Mandore Garden

As you walk into its premises, you will no doubt be surprised by the red-stone cenotaphs in the shape of chhatris, built to honor the Rajasthani heroes of war. There is also a uniquely-built Hall of Heroes in its vicinity. Explore countless colorful carvings and sculptures of gods, goddesses, and folk heroes from the vibrant land of Rajasthan. Lastly, you’ll be amazed to see the Mandore temple right across the cenotaphs, with its exquisite carvings and sculptures. Whether you're into history, architecture, or just exploring, the vibrant gardens of Mandore are perfect for a stroll and discovery. To experience these wonders, various Rajasthan packages offer one-time visits, making it convenient to explore the rich heritage and beauty of this iconic region.

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Open 7 days a week

Free entry

Monday08:00 – 20:00

Tuesday08:00 – 20:00

Wednesday08:00 – 20:00

Thursday08:00 – 20:00

Friday08:00 – 20:00

Saturday08:00 – 20:00

Sunday08:00 – 20:00

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Mandore Garden Highlights

• Explore the lush-green gardens of Mandore, built during the rule of Maharaja Ajit Singh.
• Take a thrill in exploring its elements, especially the beautiful cenotaphs of red stone.
• Step into the Hall of Heroes, where tales of valour and bravery come to life.
• Pay a visit to the Mandore temple, shining in its utmost glory, to add a spiritual touch
• Visit the Mandore museum housing several artifacts and learn about its historical significance.

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Point of Interest for Mandore Garden

Explore the Cenotaphs

Enter the premises of the majestic Mandore Garden and witness its innumerable cenotaphs. These cenotaphs of Mandore Garden were built in the commemoration and honour of the great Marwar rulers. They are known for their heritage and beauty, with intricate designs engraved upon them. They are truly a testament to the architectural brilliance of the people of Rajasthan. The cenotaphs, in the shape of a chattri, have beautiful carvings upon them based on various mythological and historical themes. Walk through these incredible pieces of art, and take delight in the brilliant craftsmanship of the people of that era.

Visit the Hall of Heroes

Another iconic part of the Mandore Garden is the Hall of Heroes, which has time and again captivated the minds of explorers and locals. The Hall of Heroes pays homage to a number of deities and heroes. It has a fascinating history, and was carved out of a single stone. Explore these colourful carvings of deities and folk heroes, and be mesmerised upon learning their significance in the history of Rajasthan. Whether you are a history buff, or merely an explorer, this hall will surely mesmerise you with its colour and valour.

Discover the Temple of Mandore

In the heart of the Garden lies the beautiful Jodhpur temple, dedicated to around 300 million gods and goddesses. Upon coming in proximity, you will be impressed by the simple yet royal Rajasthani architecture. You’ll find a number of subtle and intricate works on its walls, and also a huge number of sculptures. As a visitor, you can witness the beautiful sanctum of the temple, and immerse in the serenity that resides in the place.

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