Very beautiful garden having history in its premises with old temples and stories. I liked the environment is so peaceful in morning. Very beautiful architecture work.

Its a beautiful garden spread across a large area. The temples situated inside, have intricate architecture. Children can enjoy swings. There is no entry fees. Its open from 8am to 8pm. It is best to visit during the evening. Beware of monkeys. Its a good place for a walk too.

The place is known as the birthplace of Ravanas wife mandodari.The Mandore gardens, with its charming collection of temples and memorials, and its high rock terraces, is another major attraction.It also house a government museum, a Hall of Heroes and a Hindu temple to 33 crore gods.Rao chundra married Pratihata princess of Mandore and gets this in dowry.It vained during wars.

Its a beautiful garden spread across a large area. The temples situated inside, have intricate architecture. Children can enjoy swings. There is no entry fees. Its an awesome place. You need atleast half day to enjoy this place. I personally loved this place. Although we were in hurry but next time I will come here and atleast spend half a day here Its open from 8am to 8pm. It is best to visit during the evening. Beware of monkeys. Its a good place for a walk too.

This park is a very beautiful as naturally and historycal .

Good but crowded. Parking is 20rs. No entry charge. But parking is waste. They take money from you and direct you to park car on road.

Its a good garden to roam around with family and friends. But maintenance activities are not up to the mark

The place is known as the sasural of Ravana and the birthplace of Mandodari. Located some 9kms from the city, easily accessible by not so crowded roads. The majesty of his structure is something you cant miss being in Jodhpur. This place offers ancient history, charming collection of temples and memorials, and its high rock terraces. Very crowded on weekends. It rained when I visted which was very soothing. Good food and chai available outside.

Have got some fond memories of visiting this place in childhood. Its one of the most famous attractions in jodhpur.Its also famous for being the sasural of King Ravana (his wifes birthplace).Unfortunately not in that great condition as it should have been as its a tourist attraction and heritage site. Cleanliness is something which should be the priority along with some more amenities for the comfort of people.Its got some great architecture made of stone with amazing carvings and sculpture.

Awesome view nice comfortable nature friendly garden for quite happy lil picnic

Best Place To visit In jodhpur.Peace Calm.

Mandore Garden is situated in the heart of Mandore,hardly 10km from Jodhpur Airport.The place is known as the birthplace of Ravanas wife mandodari.Abandoned since 1459 CE, the ancient town of Mandore , One of best-preserved sites here is the Mandore Gardens that stand strong to tell the tale of a bygone era.In the 6th-century CE, Mandore was the principal seat of authority of Pratiharas of Mandavyapura. The princess of the Pratiharas dynasty married King Rao Chunda of Rathore dynasty, who received the Mandore’s Junagarh Fort as a dowry at the wedding.In 1427, Mandore became the seat of the Rathore clan, and Rao Rinmal Rathora became the ruler of Mandore. Besides this, Rinmal was also the administrator of the Kingdom of Mewar until 1438, when he was assassinated by the Mewar ruler, Rana Kumbha, who then took over the throne of Mandore. Rao Jodha, son of Rao Rinmal escaped assassination and tried recapturing Mandore for several years, but all attempts failed. But in 1453, Rao Jodha managed to get Mandore back.Mantri Karam Chand Vanshavali Prabandh, written by Jaysom Uppadhyay, states that Bachhraj, also known as Vatsraj was not only a very religious person but a very brave and gallant warrior in Patan (Anilpura). He is a descendant of Raja Sagar, a Deora Chauhan of Delwara. During mid-15th century, on being invited, Bachharaj submitted his services to the Chief of Mandore (later Jodhpur) Rao Jodha, where he was appointed Dewan as he was an able administrator and a strategist. Rao Jodha, then, for the first time, allowed Bachchraj and other Oswals to take part in commanding armies. A holy man sensibly advised Rao Jodha to move the capital to hilltop safety. The construction of the fort thus begun by Rao Jodha in 1459, under the supervision of Dewan Bachhraj and thus Jodhpur was founded. The fort was completed by Maharaja Jaswant Singh (1637–1680). The new fort was named Mehrangarh Fort and situated on a 125 m high hill, is among the most impressive and formidable forts in Rajasthan.Mandore was the capital of the erstwhile princely state of Marwar (Jodhpur State), before moving to Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur...Where its nOw...Over the centuries, Mandore served as the capital of many Jodhpur kings, and even witnessed several invasions from different dynasties, including the Muslim rulers of Gujarat and Malwa. So, in order to protect Mandore further from invasions, the capital was shifted to the hilltop Mehrangarh Fort, as it offers better safety and protection to the royal kingdom.The ancient town was left in ruins following the abandonment. All that’s left today is the Mandore Gardens that have survived the wear and tear of time, and reminds visitors of the town’s glorious past.The Mandore Gardens houses ancient temples, memorials and high-rock terraces that are quite magnificent. Visitors can spend the whole day gazing and clicking selfies and pic infront of the Gardens, monuments, temples..and some Photo printing facility also there for good camera clicks and print hand to hand....

A very powerful place, if one is alert you can feel the vibe. Sadly, the crowd and lack of control of it is rather damaging and possibly disrespectful of the glory this place holds.

Most beautiful place for tourists.Parking is 30/-No entry fee. Many temple, statue, building and various types of tree. Splendid Stone monuments, carvings and architecture. Surrounded by beautiful gardens. Very clean and well maintained.We can find a Good for all ages human. There is a good atmosphere here in the evening. There is a sunset point. 😍

Archaeological place, remains from Mandore, sunset point, good to visit

Mandore is a famous tourists attraction of Rajasthan. One can easily figure out the significance of the place from a mythological fact that demon king, Ravana, got married in the town. And to testify this event, here one can see a Ravan temple, which built at the native place of Ravans wife Mandodari. Until 1459 AD, Mandore was the princely state of Marwar (Jodhpur State), later the Rao Jodha, a Rathore chief, shifted the capital to the newly found city, Jodhpur.

Nice place for a walk and also a good place for photography. Ancient Architecture, old temple and lots of thing to see.

This is too much lovely place whenever you come in jodhpur please visit mandor garden

5 star giving reating this placePlace is so lovely and atertaviv

A very beautiful park and historical information...

To be very honest, it was a waste of time for me as it was full of cheap crowd who made this heritage destination to picnic spot.It felt like you came to some fair in some very cheap city, very unmanaged.

Beautiful gardens on outskirt of Jodhpur city. You can do a day trip and come back. The gardens are open from morning 8 till evening 9 from what I know and when I had visited. Currently it could be off limit due to covid. The place is must visit. However the administration should take better care of the garden and also maintain cleanliness. Disappointment is on people who come here and as typical attitude litter all around. We should take care and not litter all around and contribute to its beauty.Very picturesque and nice temples inside. The complex has temples and these are not props for selfies or climbing on top.No Entry fees. Parking is available for a small paymentPS: please do not litter and enjoy the beauty it has to offer.

New infrastructure is very development of tourists in this place

Very good historical and also tourist place of our Jodhpur

Its an awesome place. You need atleast half day to enjoy this place. I personally loved this place. Although we were in hurry but next time I will come here and atleast spend half a day here.

Good place for picnic. Also a history and anicent time buildings and fort ... Good place for evening walk also..

Well developed garden with variety of trees. Temple complex is one of the unique characteristic of this place. A museum is also there.

Mandore garden very famous in Jodhpur area. This garden very large area covered almost 4-5km. There historical place are super cool. Classic indhan art in stone. Temple are awesome also there very famous dargah in top rock. Large crowd and its free but. Construction on after you visit there must you buy tickets worth rs 10- 50 INR and foreigners price 200-500 INR

Very very gigantic garden. There is so much into this garden. Its has greenery, temple, fountains and what not. There is no entry fees to visit this property, its open for all. The scenery is serene and pleasing and there are so many photo capturing scenery. It is definitely worth a visit garden.

Wonderful place with a great scenary and architecture. There is a canteen inside the garden with pleasent view. Though some fountain and decorative waterways were not functioning. But overall the visit would be worthwhile.

Its an amazing place to visit..Auto took us for 300/-(to and fro)from toorji ki jhalra...

Nice place for visiting but it was too dirtyBest time to visit this place is Nov to Feb rest of the year it is very hot weather hereSo please carry umbrella and uv rays protected Sun glasses

Its a nice garden to visit in Jodhpur however try to go in early morning times or evening otherwise sun will not let you enjoy the whole experienceLot of kings have got their own temple here and one museum to see the old dynasties and their culture

A beautiful garden with well preserved structures. Youll get some nice pictures for you. The place also has a museum but it was closed when I reached. So do a good research on the timings. Enjoy your visit!

Good place specially on rainy day

Most beautiful place for tourists. No entry fee. Many temple, statue, building and various types of tree. Fully enjoyable place. Good for all ages human.

Very large and Beauty with historical thinks.Its a beautiful garden spread across a large area. The temples situated inside, have intricate architecture. Children can enjoy swings. There is no entry fees. Its an awesome place. You need atleast half day to enjoy this place. I personally loved this place. Although we were in hurry but next time I will come here and atleast spend half a day here Its open from 8am to 8pm. It is best to visit during the evening. Beware of monkeys. Its a good place for a walk too.

Nice garden for a day picnic with family. It is huge and also has temples with beautiful architectural designs. There are many monkeys in the garden and people can be seen serving them with food. There is also a canteen in the garden. Overall nice place for a day excursion.

Green beautiful garden with big trees, monument. A very nice place to relax in evening.

Very less people know about museum inside mandore garden. This was amazing i recommend to the every people who visit mandore garden plz take a look at this amazing museum.

Mandore garden is a nice place to visit. It’s takes around 45-60 minutes. If you go on the sunset point it gives a wonderful view from top.

Very nice and beautiful and historical place

What a wonderful place ❤😍

The Mandore Gardens in jodhpur is one of the best clean garden. The Garden is laoded with alot of flowers various sculpture and little monuments. The accessbility or travel convince to the area is very good and once can easily reach there by local taxi or cabs. The accommodation and hotels are local in the nearby area and individuals can find a budget hotel as per their need. The local sightseeing is done with the help of local guides. Visitors from country and outside the country comes to this place to see the beauty of the area. Rhe safety and security measures are also quite good in that area zone.

Splendid Stone monuments, carvings and architecture. Surrounded by beautiful pond gardens. Good architecture Very clean and well maintained. Must visit place by tourists visiting Jodhpur.The garden is very beautiful and well maintained. It is the oldest garden in Jodhpur. It is believed that Ravans in-laws are also here.You can spend a full day with you and family and children and there are also good food options and parking is very well arranged so that there is no inconvenience.I have been going here for many years. I feel very good here. I just went to visit here with my child and am sharing some images too. I enjoyed it very much.......

Nice place. Good architecture. Phenomenal stone carvings. Big garden and a temple. Can be included in Jodhpur trip. Appx 10 km from city 20-25min drive. Parking available. Sun plays majestic role in taking pictures.

Awesome place...must visit

Mandore Garden is approx 10-15 km from Ghantaghar, Jodhpur. This place is worth visiting. Youll find very old and ancient stones and idols here. There is also temple inside this place which is also very nice. One must add this place while visiting Jodhpur to see the antique ancient architecture.

One of the most beautiful place.

We had a wonderful time at the gardens, very relaxing. Spent a couple of hours AMD couldve easily spent more if we had more time

Pretty calm sight seeing place,Needs one and half hours to explore,There are monkeys everywhere take care of your belongings,Almost every thing closed around 5 so once entering see ganesh temple and museum first the other places inside

Approx 10km from Jodhpur Jn, afternoon time would be the best time to visit. Parking outside the entrance doesnt look promising. Need more maintenance of the garden. No entry fee. Lots of monkeys. Really good place to chill out after visiting various places & fort. Usual spending time is 1.5hrs. good for photography.

It was such an amazing place trust me its worth your time and walk.

The Mandore gardens, with its charming collection of temples and memorials, and its high rock terraces, is another major attraction. The Mandore fort and garden was the place of the old capital before Jodhpur.. around 10 kms from the present city.I love this place because because of old monuments,and Dont miss if you visit Jodhpur city evening is best Time to visit this garden.

Great place to visit every good place contains heritage as well as greenery. Take some food for monkeys thereYou can take banana or potatos to feed themCan Go with children they will also enjoyIn gardeen you had to walk fewPeace is also thereCan visit

If you going to see this garden dont just put too much hope for it does have some ancient monuments but just that it it... The place is not clean at all and its just like a park that has been left for quite some time but yeah its perks are the monkeys which will through your hand if you feed them right

The beauty in moon light.Mandore Garden, is a suburb Historical town located 9 km north of Jodhpur city, in the Indian state of Rajasthan.The place is known as the birthplace of Ravanas wife mandodari.The well laid out historic Gardens, with high Rock terraces, mark the site of the ancient capital of Marwar. The Gardens are studded with six glorious Cenotaphs known as dewals. These domned Royal Chatris set on a high pinth, are crowned with souring spires and adomed with Ornate carvings. The Dewals, mark the spots, where the Marwar rulers were cremated. The highest and finest dewals are built, in the memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh and Maharaja Ajit Singh. Another attraction of this enchanting Garden is the Hall of Heroes, which houses 16 gigantic figures chiselled out of one single rock. The statues are either of popular Hindu dieties, or famous folk dieties. There is also a small amusement park within the precincts of the garden. The garden is a popular picnic site, specially during the rainy season.m?

Splendid Stone monuments, carvings and architecture. Surrounded by beautiful pond gardens. Very clean and well maintained. Must visit place by tourists visiting Jodhpur.

Another showcase of our rich heritage preserved in the form of temples.

This place is known as Ravanas in laws house.. very Peaceful place with historical value.

If you are visiting jodhpur and looking for some tourist points here in jodhpur then definitely you can visit mandore garden which is built many years ago and its a big place with gardens temples and monuments its a must visit place. And inside mandore garden there are some museum too there is a entry charge of rupees 30 only.

So many movies were shot here . This is the best place to be in Jodhpur. This place will always stay in my heart . Its a must visit in Jodhpur .

The architecture is beautiful, but theres no description given. Place is poorly maintained, especially the Waterbodies. Theres trash all over the place. One best thing about that place is sunset point.

Very nice historical palace....

Located around 10 km from Jodhpur city, its a beautiful campus with beautiful monuments with garden and also a museum. Its worth a visit if youre in Jodhpur

Amazing mesmerized!! Add this place in your itinerary if your planning jodhpur visit.. this place is quite big and in summer days can get little hot.. place has beautiful temple like senatoph u can have some amazing insta pics here.. gardern is big it has temples musuem.. toilets is also available musuem entry fee is 20 rupee.. try to visit early morning or late afternoon to avoide hot weather..

WE CAN SEE MANY HISTORICAL TEMPLE BUT NO GOD OR GODDESS IS SITUATED IN TEMPLE AND LOT OF THING TO SEE A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN ALSO

This is old Memories Sept. 2018 With Moona Darling and Nabee Brother.Whenever we are in leisure, we go to Mandore Garden, this place is a relaxed Environment.(Mandore is an ancient town, and was the seat of the Pratiharas of Mandavyapura, who ruled the region in the 6th century CE. Even after the disintegration of the Gurjara-Pratihara empire, a Pratihara family continued to rule at Mandore. This family formed an alliance with the Rathore chief Rao Chunda (r. c. 1383-1424) to defend its chiefdom against the Tughluq dynasty of the Delhi Sultanate. Rao Chunda married a Pratihara princess of Mandore, and received the Mandore Fort in dowry; the Fort served as his familys capital until 1459 CE, when Rao Jodha shifted it to the newly-founded city of Jodhpur.)

Very nice placeRich in history and cultureMust visit once here in life

Very good place to spent quality time with your family or special someone.

Really amazing place for visiting and have a quality fun time.

Wonderful place with a great scenary and architecture. There is a canteen inside the garden with pleasent view.

Nicely Maintained and Security Guard is also doing their job well

Flooded with beautiful temples best place for pre-wedding shoot 😎

Mandor gardan a beautiful place

Ancient monuments but no care provided by Government. Need sanitation and repairing properly.

What a amazing गार्डन also have amazing histry and historical place visit for all family and enjoy with frends also famous and good place for all critical angle also provide all peaces of all word and all mind

This Mandore garden is little away from main city . Amazing fabricated temples ...looks real . These monument are actually ruins of ancient mandore empire .Here entry is Free ...No ticket.Cleanness is required somewhere .Magnificent Landscape is done here . Well arranged garden . Here you can find variety of big & small temples .Temple with no Puja .One can spend quality time by roaming here & there . One more things ..Monkey ...!!! Lot of monkeys are jumping around the garden & make fun ... You will enjoy ....!!!.

Beauty place...not so much crowded ...best photography experience

Loved it ❤️

Best collection of art

Nice 👍 lovely 🥰nature🌿🍃🌿🍃 good 👍wave🌊

Under construction, not well maintained, artificial, disappointed

Beautiful 💐💗🥰

Construction work going on but beautiful!

A nice place to enjoy, you can spend the whole day if start exploring this place. This is a garden with temple, statues, a good work of architecture with beautiful sculptures and many more things that all could not be written in few words.

A very good place. Best in jodhpur

Raavan ka sasural as called by the locals, it is a big garden with lots and lots of ancient temples. There is no entry fee for this garden and is quite big so even if there is crowd, it gets scattered. Must say, that it is quite a good place for photography (you can find out the same in the pictures as well). One can even enter the temples but like all the temples, you need to remove your shoes outside, which is mentioned outside each temple as well otherwise guards are also there. Visiting mandore garden on a sunny day is good but when the weather is cloudy, its even better.

Very nice places for visiting & be aware from monkeys!Nice place to explore...JODHPUR ROCKS!!

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Nice place to hangout

Lovely place

Nice.... time to spend here is worth. Photogenic landscapes are available here

This is too good for visitorsNice Museum andAll around Monkeys 🐒🐵🙈And all about the over culture (Rajasthan)............

Mandore Garden or The Ravan temple is a Historical town located 9 km north of Jodhpur, Rajasthan. The unique as it sounds india does have quite a few of them. The place is known as the birthplace of Ravanas wife mandodari.

Just awesomeArchitecture of the temple is just amazing

Mandore Garden, is a suburb Historical town located 9 km north of Jodhpur city, in the Indian state of Rajasthan.The place is known as the birthplace of Ravanas wife mandodari.Mandore is an ancient town, and was the seat of the Pratiharas of Mandavyapura, who ruled the region in the 6th century CE. Even after the disintegration of the Gurjara-Pratihara empire, a Pratihara family continued to rule at Mandore. This family formed an alliance with the Rathore chief Rao Chunda (r. c. 1383-1424) to defend its chiefdom against the Tughluq dynasty of the Delhi Sultanate. Rao Chunda married a Pratihara princess of Mandore, and received the Mandore Fort in dowry; the Fort served as his familys capital until 1459 CE, when Rao Jodha shifted it to the newly-founded city of Jodhpur.Rao Ranmal Rathore secured the throne of Mandore in 1427. In addition to ruling Mandore, Rao Ranmal also became the administrator of Mewar to assist Maharana Mokal (father of Rana Kumbha). After the assassination of Maharana Mokal in 1433, Ranmal continued as administrator of Mewar at the side of Rana Kumbha. In 1438, Rana Kumbha decided to end the power sharing arrangement and had Rao Ranmal assassinated in Chittor and captured Mandore. Rao Jodha, son of Rao Ranmal, escaped towards Marwar. Approximately 700 horsemen accompanied Rao Jodha as he escaped from Chittor. Fighting near Chittor and a valiant attempt to bar the pursuers at Someshwar Pass resulted in heavy losses amongst Jodhas warriors. When Jodha reached Mandore he had only seven people accompanying him. Jodha collected whatever forces he could, abandoned Mandore and pressed on towards Jangalu. Jodha barely managed to reach safety at Kahuni (a village near present day Bikaner). For 15 years Jodha tried in vain to recapture Mandore. Jodhas opportunity to strike finally came in 1453 with Rana Kumbha facing simultaneous attacks by the Sultans of Malwa and Gujarat. Jodha made a surprise attack on Mandore. Jodhas forces overwhelmed the defenders and captured Mandore with relative ease. Jodha and Kumbha eventually settled their differences in order to face their common enemies, the Muslim rulers of Malwa and Gujarat.Mantri Karam Chand Vanshavali Prabandh, written by Jaysom Uppadhyay, states that Bachhraj, also known as Vatsraj was not only a very religious person but a very brave and gallant warrior in Patan (Anilpura). He is a descendant of Raja Sagar, a Deora Chauhan of Delwara. During mid-15th century, on being invited, Bachharaj submitted his services to the Chief of Mandore (later Jodhpur) Rao Jodha, where he was appointed Dewan as he was an able administrator and a strategist. Rao Jodha, then, for the first time, allowed Bachchraj and other Oswals to take part in commanding armies. A holy man sensibly advised Rao Jodha to move the capital to hilltop safety. The construction of the fort thus begun by Rao Jodha in 1459, under the supervision of Dewan Bachhraj and thus Jodhpur was founded. The fort was completed by Maharaja Jaswant Singh (1637–1680). The new fort was named Mehrangarh Fort and situated on a 125 m high hill, is among the most impressive and formidable forts in Rajasthan.Mandore was the capital of the erstwhile princely state of Marwar (Jodhpur State), before moving to Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur.

Its a good place to spent time in weekend with family... but will be more good to visit on other than weekend days for Peaceful and less crowd..

Good hygene and clean area. Must visit a person. Without seeing Mandor is incomplete journey to Jodhpur.

The temples are beautiful and with some lovely architecture. But the museum was closed the day we visited. Please check before going there. The crowds are crazy and afternoons is not a good time to visit. Beware of Monkeys running away with your food and other things. Hold them at all points 😬