The dam holding the Chambal River is an incredible sight, offering both natural beauty and an impressive display of engineering. The view from the dam is absolutely breathtaking—vast waters of the river stretch out beneath a stunning backdrop of lush greenery and rocky landscapes. The way the river flows, controlled by the dam, adds a sense of tranquility, making it a perfect spot to take in the beauty of nature. The integrated power plant is equally fascinating, showcasing how the force of the river is harnessed to generate electricity. It’s amazing to witness how such a massive infrastructure not only serves as a crucial water management system but also supports the region’s power needs. The area around the dam is peaceful and perfect for sightseeing, though it can get busy at peak times. Overall, it’s a must-see for those interested in both natural wonders and renewable energy. Highly recommended!

I traveled to this place from Chambal Fertilizers, Gadepan (approx. 90 km) by car. The final 30 km is a bit challenging as it passes through a nearby forest reserve with no mobile network and narrow roads full of potholes, likely due to rain. It took me around 2.5 hours to reach, but due to heavy rain and a flood alert, I couldn’t explore the dam fully. Still, it was a thrilling experience to add to my journey. I recommend visiting in October or November, after the monsoon to explore it in a much better way. A must visit place with friends or family!

One of my favourite dams ..I have seen in India.Its a really huge dam with a great water view and other side rock views.

Beautiful view of dam. Nice place to visit and do photography

Awesome place..becomes very beautiful when dam gates are open.. but careful. Not to venture into water as current is very high and there can be sudden rush of water due to either gate opening or hydel power plant starting.

WOW! It's an amazing place to spend time with friends and family, Beautiful place to see natural beauty mainly in rainy season. Rana Pratap Sagar dam is one of most biggest dam in rajsthan which is about 50 km away from kota. The Rana Pratap Sagar Dam is a gravity masonry dam of 53.8 metres height built on the Chambal River at Rawatbhata in Rajasthan in India.

Nice area rawatbhata dham Gardan Child playing area Wheelchair running area Police security Selfie point Nice place Good looking

The Badoli Temples, located near Rawatbhata in Rajasthan, are a group of ancient Hindu temples dating back to the 10th-11th century, built in the Pratihara style of architecture. These temples are dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu, and other deities, with the Ghateshwar Mahadev Temple being the most prominent. The temples feature intricate carvings, ornate pillars, and beautifully sculpted idols, reflecting the architectural brilliance of the era. Set amidst a serene landscape, the Badoli Temples are an important heritage site, attracting history enthusiasts and devotees alike.

Explorable, but recommend to go with friends and Ha paani bhi h yaha peene k liye in the starting on the right side, water cooler h

Group of Baroli Temples in Rawatbhata, Rajasthan - ancient temples. Good tourist spot for temple lovers.

It is one of the oldest temple and archeological side in Rajasthan. It was constructed during 10-11th century.. It is located just outskirt the city of Rawatbhata when you are coming from kota ,you don’t need to enter the Rawatbhata, You will find them just 3 km before the city. It is such a peaceful place.Must go place.

Baroli Temples – Ancient Indian Artitecture Group of 9-11 temples are placed here from around 11th century. This complex is so beautifully decorated with decorative trees & flowering plants & along with the ancient & historic look of the temples, the overall effect is divine. Such exquisitely carved idols & rock cut structures are rarely found anywhere. Most disheartening thing is that some idols & brutally damaged by invaders centuries ago & it's beyond repair. This place is still missing from the outer side of the country. It can be developed as a tourist destination. Very huge & marvelous structures can be seen here. It must be protected for future generations. Highly recommended ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The Baroli Temples Complex, also known as the Badoli temples, is located in Baroli village in Rawatbhata City in Chittorgarh district of Rajasthan, India. The complex of eight temples is situated within a walled enclosure; an additional temple is about 1 kilometre (0.62 mi) away. They are built in the Gurjara Pratihara style of temple architecture dated to the tenth century A.D. All nine temples are under the control of the Archaeological Survey of India for conservation and protection. A well known art critic characterised "the creations of Badoli as the most perfect of their age that he had encountered within that part of the country and, in their own peculiar style." Though the history of the Baroli Temples is not very clear, they are reported to have been built during the Gurjara-Pratihara Empire in the 10th–11th centuries. They are one of the earliest temple complexes in Rajasthan. A carved stone image of the god Nataraja was stolen from the Baroli temple complex in 1998. It has been traced to a private collector in London. However, the statue has now been recovered. The 10th-century Baroli Temples are of great architectural interest, consisting of temple structures built in the Gurjara-Pratihara architectural style, with exquisitely carved stonework. They are in differing stages of upkeep, with some in a semi-ruined state. There are 8 major temples in Baroli and a ninth about one kilometre away. Four temples are dedicated to Shiva (including Ghateshwara Mahadeva Temple), two to Durga and one each to Shiva-Trimurti, Vishnu and Ganesha. The Nataraja (Natesha) images carved in these temples are similar to those seen at Upramala. The sculpture has 16 arms and its headdress is matted. There is a large diadem carved at the centre top of the skull, which is "garnished with beaded swags." The facial features are very fine, with high arched brows and full mouth. Great Day Well Spent ❤️ Just Loved this place 💕

9th Century Group of Temples with splendid stone carvings and architecture. The architecture here resembles temples in orissa. We reached here randomly on the way to Mukundra Hills National Park. But it was a good find. Very well maintained and clean. The ASI officer on the gate was very kind enough to explain us about the monuments and history of the place.

One of best time to visit is in rainy season, but be cautious too. Moreover, if you visit in summer you can perhaps go further down through the rocks. Lots and lots of stairs so save some energy for the way back though. I recommend to must visit 🙂

One of best time to visit is in rainy season, but be cautious too. Moreover, if you visit in summer you can perhaps go further down through the rocks. Lots and lots of stairs so save some energy for the way back though, xD.

Very nice holy place as well as a natural seen of Vindhyachal velly ,very good adventurous place for tourist

Great natural place with scenic view and beautiful flora and fauna all around. It also hosts a beautiful shiv ji temple near the waterfall which has natural water running over it. Specially recommend vising this place in rainy season although it is advised to be cautious at all times in this season because of flash flooding. Also there are 300 steps to go to the waterfall so plan accordingly. Still all in all highly recommend this place if u love natural scenic places.

This is the 1st waterfall which forms the lake & there is a Shiv Temple where on shivratri a mela is organized for 5 days, It happen to be in the month of feb mostly. this is situated around 20kms from kota city in rawatbhata route, there is many natural caves you will found and some monks take care of this places from many eras, we are the luckiest to spend a beautiful time with them by checking out their daily routine works to survive at this dense forest, its give a beautiful view in monsoon. government need to support such beautiful places in developing tourism in kota.

This place is beautiful with some best scenatic views,it is few kilometres away from kota but if you are in kota you can go there capture some good pictures of yours and also when you go down the stairs you can do a little bit of trekking on the stones and do a small adventure. What will you get after crossing the stones? A more amazing view and a small waterfall that you can see from stairs. ****How to get there?***** You can get there on your bike or can get a car. There is a guard upfront and you have to leave your vehicle there and cross the rest of distance by walking which is also fun

This very charming and peaceful place perfect for moving out with friends and family . Inside the cage a temple is situated where you may pray and just beautiful place . There are lot of monkeys making scenery more beautiful. As down you go you feel much better.

City Mall in Kota is decent for shopping and casual hangouts. It has a few branded stores, a small food court, and a cinema. The mall is not very big and can get crowded on weekends, but it’s okay for a short visit or quick shopping trip.

Best mall in kota. Don't miss the lower ground floor for bargain shopping. McD, domino's, subway, burger King.. are all there..

The mall is located in rhe heart of the Kota city, providing better services. We can find all the households requirements, also it's a good place for entertainment purpose. Also good for kids and children. Location is very Good. Traffic is too much outside of this mall. Parking is not Good. increase Parking space. Lot of Stores here for Clothes, toys, Gaming Zone, food Court, home Appliances and many more. Hotel also available here and cinemas here

Best place for all garment Kids playing zone Movie hall Brand stores

Biggest mall of kota located on jhalawar road. Reliance Digital, Smart bazaar, Mc Donald, Burger King, Adidas, Allen Solly, Amway, Big Bazar, Biba, Baskin Robbins. Cafe, Cantabil, Dominos Pizza, DXN, Fundoo Zine, Fahren Heit, Jockey, Us polo, Woodland, Monte Carlo, Flying Machine, Killer, Fastrack, Biba, Benetton & more brands shop available here. Good & dynamic Ambience in Kota, Eat outs, Multiplex, Parking, Kids zone & Electronics are key attract.

This place is awesome and also fun activities are available. The apple store and relience digital is placed , there service is good. You can also watch new movie in there theatre.

Giving one star due to bad services of reliance store। I am writing to express my dissatisfaction with the service, processes, and lack of proper monitoring at your store in Kota. During my recent visit, I purchased several items, but the overall experience was highly disappointing. The invoicing and gate-out procedures were extremely inefficient. Specifically, between 3rd july 2025, 5:30 PM and 6:30 PM, during the item verification process at the exit gate (which opens inside the mall), I inadvertently left behind two umbrellas. Upon realizing this within 30 minutes, I immediately contacted the store. However, I was informed that the items were no longer in their possession. This suggests a severe lapse in monitoring and security within the premises. Furthermore, the staff displayed a lack of professionalism and competence, which further exacerbated the situation. I expect better service standards, especially concerning customer care and loss prevention measures. I urge you to address these issues promptly to prevent similar incidents in the future. I would appreciate a response regarding the steps you plan to take to improve your processes and service quality.

Seven Wonders Park in Kota is one of the most unique and attractive destinations in the city, drawing visitors of all ages. Situated near Kishore Sagar Lake, this park is famous for its beautiful replicas of the Seven Wonders of the World, offering a global experience right in the heart of Rajasthan. The miniatures include the Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Great Pyramid of Giza, Taj Mahal, Christ the Redeemer, and Rome’s Colosseum. Each monument is crafted with impressive detail, making it a delightful spot for photography enthusiasts and travelers alike. The park is especially charming in the evening when it is illuminated with colorful lights, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere. The backdrop of Kishore Sagar Lake further enhances its beauty, providing a perfect setting for leisurely walks and peaceful moments. For families, it is a wonderful picnic spot where children can enjoy exploring and learning about world monuments. Couples and friend groups also find it a relaxing place to spend quality time. One of the best aspects of Seven Wonders Park is its affordability. The entry fee is minimal, which makes it accessible for everyone. Cleanliness and maintenance are also fairly good, adding to the overall experience. Small food stalls and vendors nearby offer snacks, making it convenient for visitors. However, the park can get crowded on weekends and holidays, so those who prefer a quieter experience may enjoy visiting on weekdays. Parking facilities are available but could be better organized during peak hours. Overall, Seven Wonders Park is a must-visit attraction in Kota. It combines entertainment, education, and relaxation in one place, giving visitors a memorable experience of seeing world-famous monuments without traveling across the globe.

It was a nice, well maintained kind of a garden with replicas of seven wonders though all of them are not included in the list. Situated at Kishore sagar lake in Kota. IT provides a good view, a cafeteria and a nice place for wandering. Ticket prices are ₹20-/Adult.

It’s right by the lake and has small replicas of famous wonders like the Taj Mahal, Leaning Tower of Giza, pyramids. It’s good for a casual walk, taking pictures. It is not very well maintained. & Nothing too fancy, but a nice spot if you’re in Kota

A must visit if you are in Kota, great for young kids. Visited 7 Wonders Park after a while. Disappointed with the overall upkeep and housekeeping of this one of a kind tourist attraction in Kota. There is weed growing on Statue of Liberty and The Pyramid. The entire premises and the monuments are poorly lit. Didn't see enough security personnel in the park which is another big concern A humble request to the authorities to take action and restore the beauty and glory of this landmark

Seven Wonders Park is a prominent and popular tourist attraction in Kota, located on the banks of the Kishore Sagar Lake, ​This unique park showcases miniature replicas of the seven wonders of the world: ​The Taj Mahal (India) ​The Eiffel Tower (France) ​The Statue of Liberty (USA) ​Christ the Redeemer (Brazil) ​The Great Pyramid of Giza (Egypt) ​The Colosseum (Italy) ​The Leaning Tower of Pisa (Italy) ​opportunity to see these global landmarks in one place, It’s good for a casual walk, taking pictures. It is not very well maintained. & Nothing too fancy, but a nice spot if you’re in Kota

The Seven Wonders Park in Kota, Rajasthan is a tourist attraction that features replicas of the seven wonders of the world, including the Great Wall of China, Eiffel Tower, Taj Mahal, Pyramids of Giza, and Statue of Liberty. Located near Kishore Sagar Lake, it was inaugurated in 2013 to boost tourism and offers a unique opportunity to see miniatures of global landmarks in one place. Place has entry Ticket of just Rs10 per person.

7 Wonder Park Kota. im Abhishek Joshi With My Friends Enjoyed Here..This place is a masterpiece of nature, a true feast for the eyes. It's like stepping into a dream, where every detail is perfect." "Breathtaking views and unforgettable memories." "There's a sense of serenity here that washes over you." "The world is full of beautiful places, but this one feels special." "Nature's artistry on full display." "A sanctuary for the soul

This historical fort lies in an excellent condition, thanks to the ASI. However the surrounding area is encroached upon by the villagers because of which the last 100 meters section of the road is filled with cow dung and mud. There's a small parking space. The whole fort was empty when we visited. The monument has been renovated and restored by ASI. The pathways are properly marked and the site was clean as well. There are few temples in ruined state along with a Hindu monastery. You can visit this when traveling from Shivpuri to Jhansi.

Surwaya Ki Garhi in Shivpuri is an underrated treasure for history enthusiasts and travelers looking to explore Madhya Pradesh's cultural heritage. The architectural beauty of the ancient fort, combined with the serene surroundings, creates a unique experience. The carvings and remnants of the structure give a glimpse into the rich history and craftsmanship of the bygone era. Though the place might not be as popular as other forts in the region, its raw and untouched beauty makes it a must-visit for those who love offbeat destinations. However, the site could benefit from better maintenance and facilities for tourists. Proper signage and historical information boards would add a lot to the experience. If you are in Shivpuri, don't miss the chance to explore this hidden gem. It's a perfect blend of history, architecture, and tranquility!

Amazing architecture work around the 9th century, beautiful design and carving in stone, everyone needs to visit here once . A mixture of many architectures work here Hinduism, Mughal and English. Beautiful Place, restoration again 20th centuries.

Located off the Shivpuri – Jhansi Road is the Survaya ki Garhi. It is an ancient fortress which housed a Hindu monastery in the olden days. We visited on a Monday morning; the ruins were empty of crowds then. After parking our car, we entered via a circuitous route through stone walls. This was followed by a path in between two gardens and having a board that talked about the Garhi. The monastery & the temples were built first. The monastery also had an ‘overall auspiciousness’ temple on its roof. The fortress was built later, in the 11th-12th century, presumably to protect the monastery & the temples. As per the inscriptions, the monastery was linked to the Shaiva sect. it was originally a two – storeyed building though the upper storey now survives only partially. The Scindias renovated it when they ruled over these parts. The whole premises are built out of stone. While there is no ticket, you do have to make entries into a register. The temples are three in number. Though all of them have lost their ‘shikhar’ now, they are still sights to behold. The most prominent one was the Shiva Temple. This ancient Temple is lovely with its carvings worth seeing. In front of it, broken pieces that were excavated, but which could not be put together, are displayed on the ground, giving the viewer a sense of what architecture existed then. To the right of the Shiva Temple are a stepwell & an elevated platform. Bougainvillea plants, with their gay flowers, completed the picture perfectness of the Garhi. We then explored the monastery, climbing also onto its first floor. The stairs are narrow & steep; so, caution has to be exercised. The first floor gave a stupefying view of the premises. The ground floor had small, dark rooms around a sunlit courtyard. The Survaya ki Garhi does need proper roads leading up to it. A cleanliness drive is required too as the penultimate areas are splashed with cow dung. Even though it’s maintained by the ASI, it can be really puckered up to attract more sightseers, like having guides or more inscriptions.

Must visit for the people who love ancient indian architecture. These masterpieces of ancient Indian art & architecture that lie unexplored by most of the tourists and locals of the city. Despite having existed in the area for centuries together,the brilliant archaeological site of surwaya wasn’t known and acknowledged unitl fairly recently.

It's a Fort with very old Stone Carved Temples inside. The stone carvings on the temple is very intricate and mesmerising. The whole campus takes you back in time. Very good landscaped area outside. It also houses a Monastery inside with a lovely courtyard. This is not a hill Fort hence the wall of the Fort is very well made and spread in a large area. This is very close to Shivpuri and Scindia Chatri. Worth a visit. No guides available here but the history of the Fort and Temples is mentioned on the name plate outside the main gate.

It is a Heritage site. An ancient religious teaching centre . The site is very good but there is no facilities for food and other kind of things no security is available for the tourist that is very disappointing to me. Nearby village boys irritate much and misbehave .

Sonagiri Jain Temple is a highly revered pilgrimage site in Madhya Pradesh, India, known for its stunning architecture and spiritual importance. It has a rice history. If you love a peaceful ambiance then it's the one place you should visit once in your life. The temple has a serene atmosphere and is perfect for meditation and introspection. It's Historical significance says- the site where Lord Chandraprabhu, the 8th Tirthankara, delivered sermons, and numerous saints attained liberation. The temple's hilltop location offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The spiritual significance of this place is on the next level. It is a wonderful place to visit. The path to the temples is well-maintained. It is a very peaceful and calming place for someone who believes in religion.

Sonagiri digamber jain tirth is situated in datia district of Madhya Pradesh. It's small village with 127+ temples on mountain and around 27 temples on ground with 5+ dharmshala with all basic necessities. Mountain is well maintained and very beautiful new temple are under construction stage.

It's a place where you find peace 🕊️.

If you are really looking for peace then you should definitely visit this place. There are group of temples and each one has its own significance. You can come here and spend some quality time, doing meditation. There was no cost or ticket price here. It’s in a small hill in MP.

A total of 77 jain temples are there on the mountain. Many Dharmshala's to stay beneath the hill and around 28 temples in each dharmshala's. Very calm and mesmerizing place. Recommend to visit this place in the monsoon or winter time. Because of too much hotness after walking on the hill towards each temple.

Peaceful place, as of now not many people visiting so it's clean and nice. People are good and nice to talk and give instructions. View is amazing from. Not too much steep except a few area but you will enjoy the visit. Definitely go to place if visiting Maa pitambara Datiya, it is hardly 15 kms.

One of the most beautiful Jain temples. This is a fantastic site to visit, especially during the monsoon season with so many peacocks and bird melodies, the environment is calm and peaceful. This is a holy and peaceful place. A wonderful location where every single thing is holy. Lord Chandraprabhu is the most notable person associated with this location. This is a must-see location, as the air is quite relaxing. One of Jain's most popular pilgrimages.

Datia Palace of King Veer Singh is absolutely stunning. Not sure why it is not promoted more. It's huge and takes time to explore. Wish there were guides to explain more on the history.

Datia Fort (Datia Palace) is a hidden gem for history buffs, architecture enthusiasts, and those seeking a unique, off-the-beaten-path historical experience. Its architectural brilliance, intriguing history of being largely uninhabited, and the panoramic views it offers make it a truly memorable destination in Madhya Pradesh. It's a testament to the grandeur and artistic prowess of the Bundela rulers and provides a captivating glimpse into India's rich past.

Though not so well known it is a very nice place. Way to reach the palace was also not good. Ticket price for entry was reasonable. But guide charged Rs500. So we did not take a guide. The ground floors were bit dark. But the main palace area was very nice. Renovation work was in progress.

Discovering the gem of Bundelas is an adventure in itself. The narrow, rustic road, with cows ambling and potholes aplenty, might not prepare you for the breathtaking splendor of this eight-floored palace. Surprisingly, it was built but never inhabited. Navigating through the palace, adorned with mesmerizing wall paintings and intricate meenakari work, is like stepping into a different era. However, the maze-like structure can be disorienting, especially without a guide or fellow travelers. Traveling alone, as I did, made it a bit challenging to find my way out, with similar-looking doors leading to dead ends. The palace, though silent in terms of occupancy, speaks volumes through its art and architecture. Why visit? To witness a grand palace that diverges from the Rajput or Islamic styles, offering a unique historical perspective. However, if Indian medieval history doesn't captivate you, or if you're not a fan of sharing space with a bat family, this might not be your ideal destination.

Situated approximately 70 kms away from Gwalior. This palace is a perfect representation of Rajput and Mughal architecture, its a 7 storyed structure with some very beautiful blend of artistic ceiling and carvings. Highly recommended

The gem of Bundelas.. The narrow rustic road filled with cows and potholes doesn't make you ready to see the breathtaking magnificence of this palace. Hard to digest this 8floored palace was built but never lived. The yet there wall paintings, the meenakari work leaves you spellbound. It's easy to get lost if you are not with a guide or other travellers. So make sure you are not travelling here alone, as I was. It took me quite a long time to get out of here as all the doors looked the same leading to dead ends. Why will you visit? To see a palace which is not related to Rajputs or the Islam but equally grand. Why you should not? If Indian medievel history doesn't grab your attention, this is not for you. Especially with the infestations of bat family.

Very nice place. Must visit if in Datia. Don't forget to go all the way up to the top floors. If you're lucky you might see some beautiful wall paintings.

Builders engraved the jain trithankar statue with in the hill. It's a must visit place to understand the skills we had in history and to remind to build strong and secure state so that no one can't destroy our heritage.

Unique sculptures cut in rock, worth a visit if in Gwalior. Artistry.

Total 55 big steps..difficult to walk without shoes..almost all statues are broken one except one which is in sitting position (it's been worshipped now also)..some of them been restored in 1958 by Govt....worst act by Mughals!!!

Best historical place in gwalior, as well as as very spiritual pilgrimage ever for Jain's It also knows us about our ancient India. This place full made up of stone carves. Overall my experience here is very good

Peaceful place to visit with friends and family

A silent, cool and a perfect nature-hugged destination to pray covered by greenery.

A part of hills on which fort of Gwalior is located,having numerous statues of Jain Tirthankars of humongous size,carved out of hills. There are 5 different groups of Jain monuments located at these hills,Gopachal is one of them. Most of these monuments are carved out during 14th to 15 th centuries by local Jain worshippers ,by the permission of Tomar/parmar rulers who were ruling Gwalior at that time. The statues of tirthankrs are very beautiful,in standing and sitting position.you should have knowledge of Jainism to if you wish identify the specify tirthankar to which statue is dedicated. The most of the statues face were destroyed by various attackers mostly by Babur as statues was against his religious ideologies. Even the statues are not having faces,these monuments are capable to awestruck any visitors. This site is located near phool bagh area of Gwalior. This site is maintained by Jain community and seen as religious place by them.Thus you have to remove shoes and climb around 100 steps to visit this site ,even socks are not allowed. Entrance is free of cost. Site open from sunrise to sunset. 45 mins are required to visit this place.

Teli Ka Mandir – A Unique Blend of Architecture! 📍 Location: Gwalior Fort, Madhya Pradesh 🏛 History: Built in the 8th–9th century by the Pratiharas, this is the tallest temple in Gwalior Fort. 🎭 Architecture: A rare mix of Dravidian and North Indian (Nagara) styles, with intricate carvings and a distinctive barrel-shaped roof. 🙏 Dedicated To: Originally to Lord Vishnu, later used for Shiva worship. 🌟 Highlights: Stunning sculptures of Hindu deities, Garuda, and mythical creatures on its walls. 🔎 How to Reach? Easily accessible inside Gwalior Fort, about 3 km from Gwalior Railway Station. A must-visit for history and architecture lovers exploring Gwalior Fort!

Teli temple also known as Teli ka Temple located within the Gwalior Fort Dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu and Matrikas. it has a rectangular sanctum instead of the typical square. temple is a classic example of a design based on musical harmonics in architecture

The Teli Ka Mandir, likely dating to the 8th-9th century under the Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty, stands prominently in Gwalior Fort. Its unusual name, perhaps linked to the oil-pressers' guild, hints at its patrons or historical function. ​ Architecturally, it presents a towering, rectilinear Dravidian style shikhara (pyramid-like roof) atop a typical Nagara base. This blend of North and South Indian fusion exemplifies a rare pan-Indian temple design. ​ The massive stone exterior is heavily tiered, featuring vertical rathas and ornate niches. Wall niches host Hindu deities, mithuna couples, and apsaras, characteristic of the Pratihara style. ​The main doorway offers the finest ornamental display. Its elaborate doorjambs showcase delicate river goddesses, dwarpalas (gatekeepers), and finely detailed floral and geometric patterns, leading to the sanctuary. ​The inner sanctum (garbhagriha) is characteristically simple. Despite being originally dedicated to Vishnu, the Teli Temple is primarily a monument to architectural ambition and the masterful skill of its ancient builders.

Teli ki Mandir, which is built by the money earned from oil. Actually it is dedicated to Lord Shiva, Vishnu and Matrikas but, right now there are no idols left inside the temple 🛕. You can navigate 🧭 to here from Saas- Bahu temple and Gwalior Fort 🏰.

Highly recommended to purchase tickets from maan dev mandir. Else you will have to return.

Mandir said to be built by Raja Mihir Bhoja. Funded by oil traders, hence the name. One of oldest structures. Tallest structure in Gwalior fort. Beautiful architecture. Lots of broken artefacts and wall pieces from the fort surroundings kept here in park.

This temple gets its name from the fact that it was funded by merchants who traded in oil during the ancient times. The architecture is beautiful on the outside. However, it is not at all maintained on the inside as there is a foul smell of urine emanating from the interiors. A pretty sad deal breaker to an otherwise beautiful temple.

Gurudwaras are always a divine experience and a blessed feeling. This one also is no exception, you feel calm and blessed inside. Although the Guru sevaks here looked slightly angry and I can understand their anger, the people of Gwalior behave so that anyone can become angry. But otherwise, everything was wonderful, loved it, even the langar prasad was also very tasty. It is there till 3 PM.

Situated in center of gwalior fort , beautiful spiritual place to visit. Situated at height you have to take private vehicle to reach there. Visit before 8PM as rare vehicles available while coming back. But place to visit in Gwalior.

Visited Gurudwara Data Bandi Chhod Sahib, Gwalior during my stay at IIITM. The place radiates peace and devotion — beautifully maintained and spiritually uplifting. We had langar there at noon, and it was a humbling experience — simple, delicious food served with so much warmth and love. Sitting inside the gurudwara, listening to the kirtan, and feeling the calm around was truly soothing. A must-visit if you’re in Gwalior, not just for the spiritual vibe but also for the sense of community it offers.

Gurudwara Shri Data Bandi Chhor Sahib, located within the historic Gwalior Fort, is a must-visit for its profound spiritual and historical significance. The gurudwara commemorates the imprisonment and subsequent release of the sixth Sikh Guru, Guru Hargobind Sahib, who was held captive by Emperor Jahangir. The powerful story behind its name, "Data Bandi Chhor" (The Great Liberator), is that Guru Hargobind Sahib, upon his own release, insisted on freeing 52 other captive kings who were also imprisoned in the fort. The gurudwara's architecture, with its pristine white marble and traditional Sikh designs, creates a serene and peaceful atmosphere. Visitors consistently praise the gurudwara for its cleanliness, calm ambiance, and the warmth of the community. The melodic kirtan (hymn-singing) fills the air, creating a deeply spiritual experience. A highlight for many is the opportunity to partake in the langar, the free community kitchen that serves all visitors, regardless of their background, embodying the core Sikh principles of equality and selfless service. The beautiful surroundings and the rich history make it a place of tranquility and reflection, offering a unique blend of spiritual solace and historical insight.

Blessed to visit this place with family. There is no ticket. Rooms are free of cost, all you need to submit govt id. Must visit…

Doesn’t matter you are a hindu or muslim or people from any other faith. Just visit and you will learn what Faith is. Absolutely stunning and calm place in the city. Even the way towards Guru sahib is beautiful. Awesome blend of faith and Beauty.

We had a truly wonderful experience at Gurudwara Data Bandi Chhod Sahib in Gwalior. The sewa and hospitality here are exceptional. The Gurudwara provides free rooms for visitors, and I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and comfort. The rooms were clean and well-maintained, equipped with AC, hot water, and all basic facilities one might need for a peaceful stay. The atmosphere is incredibly serene, and the sevadars are warm, helpful, and respectful. Staying here also gave me the opportunity to explore the historic significance of this sacred place, closely connected to Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji and the story of Bandi Chhod Diwas. The surrounding area has several important historical sites that are enriching to visit and reflect upon. Overall, our stay was spiritually uplifting, comfortable, and memorable. I’m deeply grateful for the generous hospitality and the sense of peace this Gurudwara offers. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Gwalior—whether for devotion, history, or simply a place to find calm. 🙏✨People Should stay here while they are going to Hazur Sahib🙏🏻🙏🏻

Beyond the grandeur of its structures, the fort offers panoramic views of Gwalior city, making for a perfect photo opportunity. The evening light and sound show is a popular attraction, bringing the fort's storied past to life with captivating narratives of its rulers and battles. While some parts show signs of wear and tear, the fort's sheer scale and historical significance make it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Indian heritage. It’s an experience that requires a few hours of walking, so comfortable shoes and a bottle of water are essential for an enjoyable visit.

Visited Gwalior Fort during my trip to IIITM Gwalior, and it was an amazing experience! The early morning uphill trek was absolutely beautiful — cool breeze, quiet surroundings, and stunning views as the city slowly woke up. The fort itself is majestic and full of history, with every wall telling a story. The sunrise from the top made the climb totally worth it. Highly recommend going early if you want to enjoy the peaceful vibe and avoid the crowds.

An architectural marvel and one of the most majestic forts in India! The views from the top are breathtaking, and its history make it a must-visit. The Sound & Light show adds an extra charm in the evening. Highly recommended for history and culture lovers!

Gwalior Fort stands tall as a magnificent hilltop citadel, echoing tales of valor, royalty, and timeless artistry. Its majestic palaces, intricately carved temples, and sweeping panoramic views capture the essence of India’s regal past. A paradise for history lovers, the fort offers not just a glimpse, but a grand experience of the country’s glorious heritage. Truly, a masterpiece that leaves every visitor in awe.

Gwalior Fort is one of those places that stays with you long after you leave. The fort sits on a high hill, so the first thing you notice is the view. You can see the whole city spread out below, which makes the climb feel worth it right away. Inside the fort, the highlights are Man Singh Palace, with its colourful tiles, and the Sas Bahu Temples, which have detailed carvings you can stare at for a long time. The Teli ka Mandir is another impressive spot and gives you a good sense of how old and diverse the architecture is. The fort is large, so walking around takes time, but it’s peaceful. If you enjoy history, this place is full of stories. The sound and light show in the evening is a nice way to wrap up the visit. Overall, Gwalior Fort is a great mix of views, architecture and history. It’s worth visiting at least once, especially if you enjoy exploring old monuments.

Gwalior Fort is a historic fortress in Madhya Pradesh, India, known for its strategic hilltop location, rich history spanning over a thousand years, and unique mix of architectural styles from various dynasties. Emperor Babur famously called it "the pearl amongst the fortresses of Hind". Within the complex, visitors can see palaces like the Man Mandir Palace and Gujari Mahal, intricate Jain rock-cut sculptures, temples, and the site where the second oldest scripture of "zero" is located More than 9 Mahal is there inside the fort. All the necessary facilities are available inside and outside as well parking facilities are show available as well Ticket price is 20 rupees for adult kids are free People can easily spend half day. Guide can take minimum 500 to 800 rupees to elaborate the history of that fought as well mahals. If plan early in the morning which will be best.

Amazing place 💙💕 Blue texture on the fort is so pretty. Ticket price - 20 for adults offline, 20 for adults online. Can come with any vehicle. 30 rupees parking charge.

Most pathetic and worst place to visit in whole india. SIS securities are operating inside. They behaved rudely to most of the visitors. One said "niklo jaldi", one said " jo ukharna hai ukhar lo". Can any one from the owner/trust can check here? They refused to take complain. Local people also humiliated

During my visit to **Gwalior**, I explored the **Sun Temple (सूर्य मंदिर)**, and it was a fascinating experience steeped in history and architectural charm. Dedicated to **Lord Surya**, the temple stands gracefully with its intricate carvings and traditional North Indian *Nagara* style architecture. The façade and pillars are adorned with delicate motifs and sculptures, depicting various deities and mythological scenes, showcasing the skill and artistry of the craftsmen who built it. Walking around the temple, I felt a sense of serenity and devotion, amplified by the quiet surroundings and the subtle sunlight highlighting the carvings. The temple’s elevated location within the city provides a nice vantage point to glimpse the surrounding landscape, adding to its charm. Visiting the Sun Temple was not only a visual delight but also a moment of reflection on the cultural and spiritual heritage of Gwalior, making it a memorable stop on my journey.

Sun temple in gwalior highlight its modern architecture, impressive carvings, and peaceful atmosphere, often comparing it favorably to the more famous Konark Sun Temple. Visitors praise its cleanliness, well-maintained gardens, and serene environment, though some note the prohibition of photography and that it can feel less spiritual than ancient temples. It's considered a must-visit for its art and is a great place for quiet contemplation.

The Sun Temple, also known as the Surya Mandir (Vivaswan Temple) is a prominent pilgrimage place in Gwalior. Dedicated to God Sun. This temple is a replica of the famous Sun Temple of Konark in Orissa. Timing of Sun Temple - Morning 6:30 AM to 12:00 PM Evening 1:00 PM to 6.00 PM.

One of the best temple in this area Very neat and clean and safety point of view is top of that No phone is allowed inside the temple All the cctv cameras captured each moment Entry gate need to submitted phones and take the token and keep Easily spend half and to 1 hour in this Temple. So beautiful All the parking facilities are available outside the temple us space Easily Richard through car tempo rickshaws Nearest airport as well.

Beauty and cleanliness at peak. Strictness is at highest, they don't allow to take mobiles inside, don't let sit on benches, don't allow to stand for some time. This is harsh. Developed by GD Birla. Its a modern temple. With Sun as a god with his chariot. Inside temple it is so beautiful 😍. You will only experience cannot share. No ticket fee.

Entry is free. However you have to deposit mobile and camera at the entry. There is free locker for that. Bathroom available near the entrance and it's clean. Drinking water also available. Temple is located inside a garden. There are benches , however the security won't allow you to sit.so is the bench just for decoration. The temple is calm and quiet. Show rack available just in front. As I have been to Sun temple Konark,the replica may have failed to meet the requirements of original

I recently visited the Bateshwar Group of Temples near Morena, and it turned out to be one of the most memorable heritage trips I’ve had in Madhya Pradesh. The site is spread across a large area with beautifully carved temples, most of which date back centuries. What makes it truly special is the peaceful atmosphere—you can actually take your time walking around, exploring the ruins, and appreciating the detailed stonework without the usual rush of crowds. The restoration work by ASI is really commendable; many temples have been carefully reconstructed while keeping their original charm intact. The best time to visit is either early morning or late afternoon when the sunlight falls on the stones—it looks stunning and is perfect for photography. It’s a bit off the main highway, but the drive through the rural landscape is worth it. I’d suggest carrying water and some snacks, as there aren’t too many shops nearby. Overall, it’s a hidden gem for history lovers and anyone who enjoys architecture and calm surroundings.

Tucked away in the rugged Chambal valley near Morena, Madhya Pradesh, the Bateshwar Group of Temples is one of India’s most astonishing yet lesser-known archaeological treasures. Spread across a picturesque hillside, this complex of over 200 sandstone temples—dating back to the 8th–10th century—was built during the Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty and dedicated primarily to Lord Shiva and Vishnu. Walking through Bateshwar feels like stepping into an open-air museum of medieval art. Each temple, though small in size, is adorned with intricate carvings—celestial figures, floral motifs, and divine scenes that reflect the craftsmanship of an era long past. What makes this site truly remarkable is its resurrection story: after centuries of ruin from earthquakes and invasions, it was painstakingly restored by the Archaeological Survey of India under the visionary work of archaeologist K.K. Muhammed. Set against the backdrop of rocky cliffs and lush greenery, Bateshwar radiates a quiet majesty. The scattered shrines, the echoing chants of peacocks, and the golden sunlight filtering through the temple spires create an atmosphere of divine serenity. For travelers, photographers, and history lovers, Bateshwar is more than a destination—it’s a rediscovered masterpiece that celebrates India’s enduring legacy of faith and artistry.

Best place for history and architecture lovers , One of the best architecture of Nagar style of Hindu architecture. Bateshwar group of temples located in morena district of Madhya Pradesh. There is around 200 temples and it was built by the rulers of Gurjar and pratihara dynasty during 8th to 10th century. It's about 35 km away from Gwalior district of Madhya Pradesh best time to visit from October to April.

For Solo Budget Travellers:- I took a bus from Gwalior Bus Stand to Nurabad, near Morena, Rs: 50/-. Bateswar is remortly located & only 2 buses go there from Nurabad, 1 at 12:30pm & another at 4pm. No sharing autos/ tempos. So at other times u need ur own vehicle or to hire an auto from Nurabad. I took an auto for Rs: 700/- to Bateshwar + Metaoli & back to Nurabad. Whole trip from & back to Nurabad took 4 hours. Must visit if in Gwalior. 108 shivlings present. Beautiful. However Metaoli is not worth visiting, the Chausat Yogini Temple there is totally restored, no part of it is original. Only stalls with chips/ wafers & water/ cold drinks present on whole trip. No tea. U will get food only in Nurabad.

Very beautiful. A little far off from major cities. Worth the effort of travelling here. Morning and evening are very beautiful. Most of it has been destroyed. What has been rebuilt is absolutely wonderful.

It's so beautiful and surreal to visit this place. You must visit atleast once because these are one of the few left Nagara (North Indian) style architecture Hindu Temples which are very rare. However it's 20kms from the highway detour so I suggest you visit during the early hours of the day as it becomes isolated by the evening.

A grand splendid temple complex.. great Rajputana architecture texture with Boudh time.. great sandstone structure.. carving on walls and roof superb... Many images of goddess designed on stones itself by removing material from it.. magnificent showcase looks. Archeology survey of India doing well renovation work from ruins structure and Many temples looking original now. Clean and calm atmosphere.. good security arrangements. A well managed site..must visit by histry lovers. A great national heritage.

The Ekattarso Mahadev Temple is also widely known as the Chausath Yogini Temple, located in Mitaoli, within the Morena district of Madhya Pradesh, India. It's on mountain and need climb by walk. Old Indian parliament was look a like of this temple. Here's a key information: * Historical Significance: * It's an 11th-century temple, constructed during the Kachchhapaghata dynasty's reign. * An inscription indicates that King Devapala built it in 1323 CE. * It is one of the well-preserved Yogini temples in India. * Architectural Features: * The temple is characterized by its circular design. * It comprises a circular wall containing 64 chambers, traditionally associated with the 64 Yoginis, and a central open mandapa dedicated to Shiva. * It is also said that there are shivlings present in each of the chambers, which is why it is also called Ekattarso Mahadev. In essence, the Ekattarso Mahadev Temple is a historically rich and architecturally unique site, holding both religious and cultural significance.

Arnd 37 km from gwalior, raods are through rural paddy fields in an isolated place. Bttr to travel with local taxi drivers. Safe to visit during the day only. Temple is at a height with 60 + steep steps to reach the top. No entry fee, parking available. Very limited crowd.

Ancient symbol of tantric traditions and spiritual power. Its circular, open-air architecture is both unique and captivating. Set atop a hill, it offers panoramic views and a serene atmosphere. A visit here connects history, faith, and nature beautifully.

I recently visited the Ekattarso Mahadev Mandir, also known as the Chausath Yogini Temple, in Mitaoli, Morena, and it was a truly remarkable experience! This 11th-century temple, perched atop a small hill, is an architectural gem that feels like a hidden treasure. The climb up the 100 steps is worth it for the stunning views of the surrounding plains and the unique circular design of the temple. The temple’s layout, with its 64 small chambers surrounding a central shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva, is unlike anything I’ve seen before. Each chamber, originally meant for Yogini statues, now houses a Shiva linga, and the intricate carvings on the walls tell stories of ancient mythology. The open courtyard and hypaethral structure give it an airy, spiritual vibe, perfect for soaking in the history and tranquility. What stood out to me was how well-preserved the temple’is, despite being in a seismic zone. It’s a testament to the incredible engineering of the Kachchhapaghata dynasty. I also loved the peaceful village setting of Mitaoli—definitely a refreshing escape from crowded tourist spots. My only tip: bring water and snacks, as there aren’t many facilities nearby. Highly recommend visiting this lesser-known marvel if you’re near Gwalior or Morena!

The Chausath Yogini Temple is exceptionally rare: not only for being one of only a handful of remaining Yogini temples in India, but also for its open-sky geometry, tantric legacy, and possible architectural resonance with modern civic design. It stands as a testament to powerful female worship and sophisticated medieval temple architecture.

Har Har Mahadev. Adbhut. Stay there for at least half an hour and pray from Bholenath. Salute my Purvaj. Thank you God, I was born sanatani and wish to always take birth as sanatani. No entry fees.

It's truly a peaceful and nature-filled place. This temple is located on a hill and houses numerous statues of Lord Shiva.

Chambal valley! For me, this is a synonym of home.🫡 #village #chambal

From majestic lions to playful monkeys, every exhibit offered a unique insight into the world of wildlife. with informative signage educating visitors about the importance of protecting endangered species.We were particularly impressed by the efforts taken to provide a natural habitat for the animals. The enclosures are spacious and enriched with features that mimic their natural environment, allowing the animals to thrive. It was heartwarming to see them exhibit natural behaviors, from foraging to socializing, in a comfortable setting.

Very good sight for watching Ghariyal, Crocodile, few specific birds like Indian Skimmer, Surkhab (Ruddy Shelduck), Eurasian Spoonbill...

It is one of the hidden gems of India and does not attract many tourists, but the natural beauty of the place is worth a visit. You can do a lot of bird spotting, go on a river safari to spot ghariyals/ dolphins or taken a camel ride to the grand Ater fort nearby. Great option for a rustic experience. Only issue is cleanliness in public places.

Really a nice place, with lots to see in the chambal, though map shops mela kothi as the safari but it is just an expensive lodge. In reality it's 17 km ahead of it with last few kms in the beehad(ravines). To get best view of crocs and gharials you should come before noon.

The National Chambal Sanctuary is famous for the rare gangetic dolphin. The sanctuary was founded in 1979 and is part of a large area co-administered by Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. Apart from the gangetic dolphin, the other inhabitants of the sanctuary include magar (crocodile) and gharial (alligator), chinkara, sambar, nilgai, wolf and wild boar. Where to stay Fores rest houses are available for accommodation at Etawah, Bah, Baiwan, Chakar Nagar and Sarson. Total Area :340 sq. kms Best time to visit : all year Accommodation : Hotels & Restaurants Nearest Town : Agra, 70 kms, How to get there Air - Agra, 70 kms, Rail Agra, 70 kms. Species found : swamp deer, chital, nilgai, wolf, leopard, hyena, gharial and wild boar. The rare gangetic dolphin is the main attraction of National Chambal Sanctuary. The other inhabitants of this sanctuary are magar (crocodile) and gharial (alligator), chinkara, sambar, nilgai, wolf and wild boar. Founded in 1979 the sanctuary is a part of a large area co-administered by Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. Ten species under six genera and four families belonging to order Anura (toads & frogs) with their developmental stages have been recorded from the Park. Uperodon systoma, Polypedates maculatus and Rana crassa are recorded for the first time from the park. Besides, an interesting phenomenon of breeding of Bufonids was observed, which showed that B. stomaticus & B.melanostictus breeds during July-August on the northern slope of Siwalik ,whereas the same species breeds up to November on the southern slope. Polypedates maculatus, which inhabits the live tree-holes, breeds only in July.

Do NOT keep any over expectations when going for the Chambal Lake boat ride to watch the Ghariyal (Crocodiles). While on a 45 minute boat ride, we could only spot about 4 big crocodiles and lots of water birds. The boat ride is otherwise very peaceful and the surroundings are very serene. The cost of the 45 minutes boat ride is Rs. 700 per person and there are about 12 people cramped on a small boat. Not really worth the money you spend on the taxi to reach there and the actual boat ride.

This temple is a holy site of Hardoi city. Here you will get to visit Shravan Devi Temple and Prahlad Kund The people of Hardoi have a lot of faith in this temple. Prahlad Kund built here looks great

Shravan Devi Mandir is near Sandi chingi in Hardoi. It's one of the Siddha Shaktipeeth. As per mythology, its the place, where the ear of devi has fallen. The place is of deep faith in the devotees of Mata Durga.

Glad to see such a wonderful Change.May Sarvan Devi Maa Bless You All. A Good place to visit with family.🙏🕉️

After some most awaited work initiated by DM Hardoi, this place is now in list of most of the people as favorite destination for morning or evening walk. The view of Prahlad ghat is amazing.

I loved it. Right now I am unable to tell what I am feeling the place which I remembered is completely changed each and everything is changed.

It is one of oldest temple in Hardoi. Here is Prahlad Kund as well

Jai Mata Di Nice Temple. Big campus. It is one of the Shaktipeeth. Main Temple is of Shravan devi. Very nice murti and 9 dev covered in parikrama. Along with Shravan devi there are other small temples of Kali maa, Shankar ji, Annapurna maa, Hanuman ji and all. There is main havan kund also. Outside Temple small shops are there to get prasad and mithai. Car parking can be find nearby outside.

A very beautiful temple situated right in the heart of the city. The area is large enough to have gardens, multiple temples and a lot of space to walk and sit and spend some time. There are two huge grounds as well, apt for any large gathering such as katha and Ramleela manchan. Regular upkeep is evident and a lot of effort has been put in to have everything that a temple should have. Must visit if you are in Bareilly.

A temple of Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati. When at Bareilly one must here

One of the 7 Naths in bareilly ⚛ Must visit this temple, peace and love is here . Om namah shivay ❤⚜

"It's not about the place, it's about how you feel", No doubt the temple is on the list of top 5 beautiful and ancient temples in Bareilly. The feeling you get when you visit shri tibrinath/trivati nath mandir is so great. Must visit and see glimpse of lord shiva statue. May bhole baba bless you. ॐ नम: शिवाय !!

If a devotee goes to Mahadev's shelter, then Mahadev definitely helps them. and Shri Trivati Nath Mandir is one of the home of Mahadev in Bareilly region. If you are thinking to visited there then you are on the right path to do something great in life.

The place you can visit daily, here you can get immense peace and pleasure. Good for meditation. Has several grounds. All this is because of BABA Bhole nath 🙏❤️

Very calm place , must visit, now a big idol of Lord shakar too., Recently established

This mall offers a great shopping and movie experience, with a wide selection of brand stores available. However, I'm giving it 3 stars due to some maintenance issues. 1. One escalator in every pair is often out of order. 2. The UPI payment option for parking never seems to work when I try to use it. Improved maintenance could help attract a better crowd.

The mall is quite impressive; however, the only drawback is that most restaurants and stores close by 10:00 PM. Overall, I had a pleasant experience

Phoenix United Mall is one of the best shopping and entertainment destinations in Bareilly. The mall has a wide variety of national and international brand stores, making it a great place for shopping lovers. The food court offers multiple cuisines with popular outlets like KFC, Domino’s, Burger King, and local favorites as well. For entertainment, the PVR cinemas here give a very good movie experience with comfortable seating and sound quality. The mall is spacious, clean, and well-maintained with proper security. Parking facilities are available, though it can get a little crowded on weekends. Overall, it’s a perfect spot for family outings, shopping, movies, or just hanging out with friends. Definitely one of the highlights of Bareilly city.

Phoenix Mall in Bareilly is a modern and vibrant shopping destination. It offers a wide range of stores, a diverse food court, and entertainment options like a multiplex cinema. The mall is clean, well-maintained, and has ample parking. Overall, it's a great place for shopping, dining, and leisure activities.

This mall is a great place to shop and spend time. It houses all the major brand stores under one roof, making it a one-stop destination for fashion, electronics, lifestyle,foood . The ambiance is quite welcoming. Whether you're shopping, eating, or just hanging out with friends, it offers a good experience. However, the only drawback is that the mall tends to leak during heavy rainfall, which can be inconvenient and unsafe in some areas. If that issue is fixed, it would definitely enhance the comfort and experience of visitors.

Bareilly's biggest and best mall. Here you can do a lot of activities or else you can spend time... The pizza is very tasty and complete attention is paid to cleanliness..

Good multiple Shopping place with full amenities and branded quality items. Weekend time with kids is best in all respects. Food court items are bit expensive but hygienic and quite tasty. Watching movies in PVR is an additional attraction. Children have their own entertainment. Overall a nice place to visit 👍

An average place for a day out with family. There are not many swings and activities to do, and the already existing ones do not work all(some are out of order). Cleanliness is good and well maintained. The food in the canteen is great, the tea is top notch. Overall it's a pretty decent place to take your family out.

I would like to start by saying the guy sitting at the ticket counter at the entry is extremely rude and no sense to talk with anyone. No sense to talk to women leave alone the men. Else it has been a good experience since it was a weekday so no rush at all so you can enjoy all the rides without any wait. There are many rides inside the water park although they need a lot of cleaning and hygiene. Another big scope of improvement is they do not accept upi inside the park for lockers or towels or for changing room only cash. The changing room needs a lot of cleaning and some water pressure for shower. Parking space was ample, there was lifeguards at most of the rides. The wave park was good but it was on for only once at around 3, if you are late then you'll miss that. No food points inside the water park but outside the park there was rides, park for kids and food points also. Overall a positive experience

This amusement park is a popular spot for weekend fun in Bareilly, as it's the only one in the city. While it can get a bit crowded on weekends, it offers a decent range of facilities. However, the water park section is disappointing, with dirty water and poor maintenance. Though people, including kids, do enjoy swimming, the pools often smell bad and seem to lack proper cleaning.

This water park has wrong informations written on their official website.They charge too much for this small water park.Thwy charge seperately for shoe stand,locker, seperate charge for costumes,mobile phones and everything else they charge seperately after giving ticket price.The water park is very small with limited rides.Dry park is too old and with most of the rides non functional.I had a bad experience here although I was with my friends so I enjoyed the time.

It was a nice time when I was visited fun city i was enjoye a lot of fun here, but my feedback for washroom it was some dirty and smelling so only rate 2/5 If about rides it was very enjoyable but they can give more time when there is no rush so i enjoye more

Very good place for a picnic with your entire family.. you can enjoy funny games, different types of food items and different types of activities.. yes this is a little bit expensive in some sites but believe me if you make a plan to explore it your kids will feel so happy.. weekends are so rushed so try to come in other days.. Are you ready for some adventure..

Worst experience...... water was too dirty...... Park is too small crowd was dirty and boys were commenting on females. And Price are far far higher from their service. (650 per person+50 Locker Charge+ 50 Ladies Costume charge+50 Car Parking) Not recommended for family.

google. Please make the correction. this is not in rudrapur. this is in kasipur. it is pointing in rudrapur and address is kashipur. wrong point to address.

One of the oldest thing in kashipur. Known for it's importance from more than 300 years ago . Agreat pilgrimage site💙

Most pious place with Jyotirlinga Darshan. 🙏

One of the best place in kashipur...

Location on the map is not right

Awesome

(Translated by Google) Moteshwar MAHADEV temple is situated in Kashipur, where a very big shivling darshan takes place, which defeats all the troubles just by seeing ATI Divya and gives divine joy to the man. Om namah shivaya Om. (Original) Moteshwer MAHADEV mandir Kashipur me sthit hai , yahan per bahut bada shivling Darshan hota hai ,jo ATI Divya aur dàrshan matre se samast kashto ka haran kerke ,MAN me DIVYA AANAND bhar deta hai. Om namah shivaya Om.

We visited the sanctuary twice in the last two years. We stayed at Mr Fazlur Rahman's resort located just outside the sanctuary. Fantastic host, fantastic food. There were a lot of migratory birds in the lake including Common Coot, Red Crested Pochard, Gadwall, Ferrigeneous Pochard, Eurasian Wigeon. We also saw an osprey and plenty of serpent eagles. On our first visit we saw a huge male tiger while on our second visit we saw a tigress with her three adolescent cubs.

A Thrilling Wildlife Experience at Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary is a hidden gem for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. The sanctuary boasts a rich biodiversity, with a notably high prey count, making it an ideal habitat for tigers. As a result, tiger sightings here are relatively frequent, making every safari an exciting experience. One of the biggest highlights of Kishanpur is the majestic Beldanda female and her four grown cubs, who have been captivating visitors with their presence. Observing these tigers in their natural habitat is a truly unforgettable experience. The lush landscapes, diverse wildlife, and well-maintained safari routes make Kishanpur a must-visit destination for anyone passionate about nature and conservation.

A good effort by government of India and also state government as they had maintained the wildlife sanctuary perfectly this wildlife sanctuary is a part of Dudhwa National Park and also very small as compared to Dudhwa that why we can see every animals easily most common of them are species of deer i saw every type of them and they were in large amount some about 80 to 90. And if you are lucky then there are 75% of chances of seeing the tiger as I too saw the tiger at last when wildlife sanctuary was going to close and if you are wanted to see the tiger and many more of animals the you must visit sanctuary in moth of April as weather at evening would be pleasant as animals would come out at evening to hunt of drink water. But you will not found rhinoceros and elephants there you would only found them in Dudhwa these are my review towards Kishanpur wildlife Sanctuary. Thank you

Best wild life sanctuary in UP must visit once

I would recommend visiting kishanpur wildlife sanctuary instead of dudhwa National park. I personally think kishanpur is underrated and the probability of sighting tigers is slightly higher than dudhwa. It is less expensive with a small crowd even if you don't get the chance to sight tigers but you will love the forest and silence.

It's lovely, beautiful, quiet jungle. Must visit.

Kishanpur is one of the hidden gems in UP for Tiger sightings. There are about 30+ tigers in this national park. We did 2 safaris during the weekend. Unfortunately, no tiger sighting but we had a great time with our host Nikhil from Rajwada Farms.

It is the first agricultural university in India.This university is known as the largest agricultural university in the world.It is the greatest agricultural university in India.Here, training of beekeeping, mushroom production training and various types of training programs are organized by scientists from time to time.Kisan Mela is organized every year for the farmers here.About 300 species have been developed by this university.

Ni e University campus. Many mango trees, lots of farming around and flower trees etc.

Most suitable place for higher education and training.Cafeteria system was best food system in this University. Quality of food was being maintain till july 2015. Due to the shortage of Management and skilled staff quality could not maintained.

Only Good place for learning hindi. It's university, and i thought that lecturer will be conducted in english, but its not, i never recommend this to others, put this in your last choice for agriculture students.

One of the best Agriculture University in the country. Lot of initiatives and efforts done by the University to improve the Agriculture, poultry, fishery, Dairy and many more areas. University conducting various training programme to improve knowledge of farmers Time to Time. A very Good "KISHAN MELA" is organised by University twice in a year.

Best government university of the state. Campus area of the university is very large.

College of Agriculture is the most prestigious constituent of G. B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar. It came into being on 17th November 1960 when Padit Jawahar Lal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, inaugurated the university. It performs a dynamic and innovative education programme to meet the modern challenges of scientific manpower, vital and relevant research and effective extension services. The college has more than 200 faculty members in the above mentioned departments. The college is proud to have the most learned people as their faculty members, who are recognized worldwide for their eminent teaching skills and outstanding research accomplishments. The college provides an atmosphere not only for healthy academic activities but also for all-round growth and development of student’s personality. The university has followed a system of education that provides a great deal of openness transparency, flexibility and possibilities for growth. Apart from teaching, the college is also involved in research, extension and consultancy.

My experience at Pilibhit Tiger Reserve was absolutely fantastic! We were incredibly lucky to spot a tiger 🐅 within just half an hour of entering the reserve, making the safari truly unforgettable. The excitement of seeing the majestic tiger in its natural habitat was beyond words. One of the best things about this reserve is that it’s relatively less crowded, allowing for a peaceful and immersive wildlife experience without the usual tourist rush. The lush greenery, serene landscapes, and the raw beauty of nature made the entire journey even more special. If you’re a wildlife enthusiast or simply someone who loves quiet escapes into nature, Pilibhit Tiger Reserve is a hidden gem that’s definitely worth exploring!

It is a very dense forest with limited wildlife. . . Although there are quite a few tigers there, the sighting seems difficult because of long grasses which provide a great place for the tigers to relax and stay hidden. . Overall the forest is quite beautiful. .

Serene and tranquil. If you want to see bulked up tigers this is the place to visit. Play a little "kacchi-pakki" and there is a very good chance of tiger sightings. You can get very good frames as the terai forest adds great contrast. Must visit for wildlife photographers.

It was a wonderful experience.. one must definitely go there ! You get a chance to experience wildlife in its true form. We spotted many many deer, birds, peacocks, and a tiger too..

Awesome experience, the place is still not fully commercialized so you can feel the innocence in people. There are a few homestays in the range of 3-4 kms so you can easily travel back and fro to the jungle. Rooms are usually in the range of 2k to 4k per night. I stayed in a new homestay just at the gate of Tiger reserve and the experience was good, the hospitality was welcoming and food was good. We went in the month of December first week and the temperature dipped to 5 degrees also inside the jungle it was much lower than that since sunrays hardly reach inside the jungle. Nearby market is puranpur which is hardly 5-6 kms. You get jeeps and guide for 4 people @3500 so it's around 900 rs per person. Overall awesome place to go during weekends we started our journey on Saturday 7 am and reached the homestay at 12.30 we had lunch and at 2pm we went for the safari.

Pilibhit tiger reserve is a hidden gem for tiger sightings in India at a reasaonable cost. The forest is in Tarai area so there are grasslands and canals. We had to do 3 safaris but were lucky in the 3rd. We had a face 2 face encounter with S3 who is 4 yr old and is likely to become one of the largest tiger in the world. Yes you read it right. The tigers om Pilibhit are Siberian and not Bengal so they are larger and stocky. The rush is less and chances to see the Tiger is high. The price of safari and accomodation is still reasonable and not expensive like Ranthambhore. So go ahead and enjoy tiger sightings.

Hello Guys! This is Dharmendra Sir from W Career Academy and I will share my experience about my recent visit to PTR. Let me explain from the beginning because I was very excited about that trip since I have never seen a Tiger walking freely. So I and my two friends made a plan to visit PTR on the next day of Holi However due to too much rush on that day we couldn't get the ticket but for the next day we made it possible. On 16th March we got tickets for PTR safari From 2 to 5 in the evening as we were very excited to see the Tigers and other animals. It was the first safari of my life and I have also heard about PTR that it has more than 70 Tigers so of course a good possibility to see a one so at sharp 2:00 PM we finally entered in prohibited area by our safari and we were only 5 people in a single safari, a driver, a guide and we so first they took us to Chuka beach where we didn't spend much time because we have already seen many beaches, our main motive was too see tigers. Hardly we spend 20 minutes on Chuka beach and after than we left for rest of our safari. My friend has good skills of taking pictures of wind animals so he had his DSLR with him so there he clicked some pictures of different birds on the way as we were moving forward we saw a crocodile 🐊 lying across the Sharda river but it was so far but still we felt good and clicked some pictures. On the way we saw peacocks dancing on the road, many old trees of Sal and many more varieties of trees and the forest was dense so we getting scared too and excited to see a tiger 🐅 That day we from zone 1 and I think they sighted 4 spots in the whole forest where possibilities were more so we stopped for a while on the spot 1 and there we waited for about twenty minutes and we were unlucky because we didn't see anything there so moved forward towards spot 2 and in the middle we saw grassland and few varieties of birds like hornbill and other. So we reached on the spot 2 and there we also waited for 15 to 20 minutes and still we saw nothing, not even other animals like bear 🐻, Deers, etc but we saw I think we see one or two species of Deers. Now we have left with only 60 minutes so moved towards spot 3 and there also we waited for 20 minutes and still nothing but we saw a crocodile 🐊 there . Having a hope of coming across a tiger we visited the last spot. I and my friends were talking like how jinxed we are that we say nothing and I was very sad , feeling blue, and of course devastated. I never thought my first safari will be that sad I think our first day was even more adventurous. In our batch no one saw anything due to the more rush on the previous day, they were telling us that yesterday it was too rush so that is why we saw nothing today. Lastly I want to say my trip was okay but not that good I think it would be great if we see something there. Anyway I had fun, enjoyed still and I think may be some other time when I visit again I hope we could see something. Well the tiger reserve is good and the rivers and canals are increasing its beauty. I would like to make a suggestion I think government should decrease number of safari in a single day because we are not the only one who who afraid of animals , I think they also afraid of us so how would it be possible to see a tiger if there will be a large number of safaris. I hope I have cleared my point. So if you guys also want to visit just go for it, it is a good place to visit and I am sure you will have a great time there. Cheers!

Eco tourism huts are very nice well located across huge water reservoir but two issues which you have to keep in mind before booking it. First no private vehicle allowed therefore you to visit with safari vehicle only and once dropped there you cannot move. Second if booking in winter months be careful as no fire policy and after 5 pm you are just forced to remain inside room as outside very cold and with out fire you can not stay long

Overpriced, overhyped, averagely maintained, good ambiance during safari, staff guides drivers of safari are cooperative and try their best to make your experience good.. nothing else there except safari.... Calling it a beach is totally unjustified....it's not even a clean water body...

An awesome weekend getaway. One should book the forest resort and stay overnight. Watching the sunset and sunrise should not be missed. Staying amidst dense forest gives a different level of experience. Food and facilities are nice. Early morning one can see crocodiles on the beach. Deers come and drink water. Book Forest safari in advance and if luck favours you, you can see tiger. We saw a tiger, bear, rare owl, rare barking deer , many peacocks and deers. Forest safari is amazing. A must go to place.

Chuka Beach It is situated between Sharda dam and canal. It is a beautiful tourist destination with one bamboo hut, one tree house and four Thara huts. Best time to visit Chuka beach is between the month of October and April.

Cool place to enjoy. But don't come on humid and hot weather.

Very beautiful and peacefull it is situated inside pilbhit tiger reserve so you can also enjoy safari along with lake and theres options for food such as canteen available around Lake.

Aahhhaaaa....my first stay in a tree house. Thrilling and tiring experience (stair climbing). At present only tree house is available for booking. Rest of the rooms are under renovation. I have uploaded the pics of the rooms still under renovation. Following are the pros and cons of the tree house stay. Pros - Newly renovated. Mobile Network coverage avlb for airtel, jio and idea (declaring the ones that I have tested). The package includes breakfast for two and two bottles of water. Good homely food (non spicy veg food). AC and geyser available. Bamboo furnishing Mr Dharampal looks after the rooms. He is polite, courteous and helpful. Cons- The room and washroom is toooooo small. The stairs are steep and spacing between the steps is more so its very difficult for elderly ppl and kids to climb. Water drips down the stairs and it's a risk for ppl to fall down. Many rats are there in the tree house, they have cut our bag also. The bedsheets and towels were washed but with stains they need to be replaced. Too many cane chairs make the room non movable. Electricity is avlb thru generator after sunset till 2200h during winters. Only packaged water is avlb at the canteen. Any additional eateries needs to be prebooked even milk for kids. Room cleaning is limited due to many stairs.

We visited Shuklaphanta National Park on April 22, 2025, and enjoyed an incredible four-hour jeep safari from 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM. The experience was truly memorable and full of adventure, as we spent the entire time deep inside the jungle. The park was alive with wildlife, and we were fortunate to see many groups of peacocks, including a stunning display of a male peacock dancing right in front of us, creating a magical moment. Throughout the safari, we encountered a variety of deer species, including both spotted and spotless deer, as well as several beautiful barasinghas (swamp deer). We also spotted a couple of Nilgai, adding to the excitement. One of the highlights was coming across fresh tiger footprints on our trail, although we weren’t lucky enough to spot the tiger itself. Rhinoceroses and wild elephants are also commonly seen in the park, but this time, they remained elusive. Despite missing out on a few big sightings, the safari offered a wonderful opportunity to witness the rich biodiversity and natural beauty of Shuklaphanta. It was a thrilling and peaceful experience that left us eager to return and explore even more of this stunning national park.

🦌 Travel Guide: Shuklaphanta National Park 📍 Location District: Kanchanpur, Sudurpashchim Province, Nepal Nearest City: Mahendranagar (Bhimdatta) – ~15 km away Border Access: Close to Banbasa (India–Nepal border) --- 🌿 Why Visit? Shuklaphanta is Nepal’s largest grassland national park, home to: 🦌 Swamp deer (barasingha) – the park shelters the largest population in Nepal. 🐅 Bengal tigers and leopards. 🦏 Occasional Indian one-horned rhinos and elephants. 🦜 Over 350 bird species, including the endangered Bengal florican. 🌳 Peaceful landscapes of sal forests, rivers, and wetlands. --- 🚶 Things to Do Jeep Safari: Spot deer, tigers, elephants, and more. Birdwatching: Especially rich during winter. Nature Walks: Guided treks through grassland and forest. Photography: Wide open grasslands are perfect for wildlife shots. Cultural Visits: Explore nearby Tharu villages for local traditions and food. --- 🌞 Best Time to Visit Nov – Feb: Pleasant weather, great for birdwatching. Mar – Apr: Best chance to spot big wildlife. Jun – Sep: Monsoon season, very green but fewer safaris. --- 🎟️ Entry Info Entry Gate: Majhgaon (main entrance) Permits: Nepali citizens – NPR 100 SAARC citizens – NPR 750 Foreigners – NPR 1,500 (approx.) Opening Hours: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM (varies by season) --- 🛏️ Where to Stay Mahendranagar: Hotels and lodges with modern facilities. Near Park: Community homestays and eco-lodges for closer nature experience. --- 🚌 How to Get There By Road: From Kathmandu → ~12–14 hrs bus to Mahendranagar. From Dhangadhi → ~2 hrs by road. By Air: Kathmandu → Dhangadhi (1 hr flight) → drive to park. From India: Cross via Banbasa border (Uttarakhand) – very close. --- Nearby Attractions Bedkot Lake – serene freshwater lake surrounded by greenery. Linga Dham – natural Shiva linga formations, a pilgrimage spot. Dodhara–Chandani Suspension Bridge – one of Asia’s longest pedestrian bridges. --- ✅ Tip: Early morning and late afternoon safaris give the best chance of spotting wildlife. Carry binoculars and a good camera if you love birding.

"Shuklaphanta National Park: Nepal’s Terai Treasure of Grasslands and Wildlife" => Introduction - Located in the Terai region of far-western Nepal, established in 1976 as a wildlife reserve, upgraded to a national park in 2017. - Covers 305 sq km in Kanchanpur district, extending to India’s border. - Named after the vast *Shukla Phanta* grassland, the largest continuous grassland in Nepal’s Terai. - Known for its rich biodiversity, especially swamp deer (barasingha) populations. => Geographical Features - Flat Terai landscape with grasslands, wetlands, rivers, and sal forests. - Key features: Shukla Phanta grassland, Rani Tal lake, Mahakali River. - Elevation: 174–1,386 meters, with tropical and subtropical ecosystems. - Borders India’s Dudhwa National Park, forming a transboundary conservation area. => Biodiversity Flora: Sal forests, khair-sissoo forests, grasslands; supports tropical and subtropical vegetation - Fauna: Large populations of swamp deer (largest in Nepal), Bengal tiger, Indian leopard, Asian elephant - Other mammals: Spotted deer, hog deer, nilgai, wild boar, sloth bear - Reptiles: Gharial, mugger crocodile, Indian rock python - Birds: Over 424 species, including Bengal florican, sarus crane, white-rumped vulture, and migratory birds like great slaty woodpecker - Notable for 10 of Nepal’s 12 protected bird species => Tourism and Activities - Jungle Safaris: Jeep and elephant-back safaris for wildlife viewing. - Birdwatching: Popular for rare and migratory species. Camping and Nature Walks: Guided tours in buffer zones. - Cultural Sites: Nearby Tharu villages offer cultural experiences. - Best Spots: Rani Tal for birdwatching, Shukla Phanta for deer spotting. => Socio-Cultural Significance - Home to indigenous **Tharu** and other local communities. - Tharu culture visible in traditional dances, festivals, and livelihoods. - Buffer zone communities engaged in eco-tourism and conservation. - Conservation efforts balance human-wildlife coexistence. => Climate Change and Conservation Challenges - Threats: Poaching, human-wildlife conflict, grassland encroachment - Climate impacts: Altered rainfall patterns, flooding risks to wetlands - Conservation: Anti-poaching patrols, community-based programs, transboundary cooperation with India - Recent success: Growing swamp deer and tiger populations => Best Time to Visit - Autumn/Winter (Oct-Feb): Cool weather, clear skies, ideal for safaris and birdwatching - Spring (Mar-May): Pleasant temperatures, blooming flora - Monsoon (Jun-Sep): Heavy rains, flooding; limited access but lush greenery => How to Get There - By Air: Fly from Kathmandu to Dhangadhi (1 hr), then drive to the park (1–1.5 hrs) - By Road: From Kathmandu to Mahendranagar (12–14 hrs), then to park gate (30–45 mins) - Local Access: Buses or private vehicles from Dhangadhi or Mahendranagar - Permits: National Park entry permit (NPR 3,000 for foreigners, NPR 1,500 for SAARC) => Final Thoughts - Pros: - Rich biodiversity with rare species like swamp deer and Bengal florican - Less crowded than Chitwan or Bardia, offering a peaceful experience - Combines wildlife, birdwatching, and Tharu cultural immersion -Cons: - Limited tourist infrastructure (basic lodges, fewer luxury options) - Remote location requires long travel from Kathmandu.

Amazing National park ,we could not afford to do jeep Safari in order to see deer which is one of the most see deer in this National park is way far which is not really possible to get their by walking ,we were there for few hours where we didn't have enough budget for hire vehicle we hired a guide and walk around the closer route we really did enjoying our visit

Undoubtedly the best National Park of Nepal. Rich in natural resources and wildlife, there's plenty of things to do and see while you're here. Jeep Safari to the Grassland (the largest in Asia) is a must, and if you're lucky, you might spot some tigers too. Close to the national park is Mahakali bridge (1465M), the longest suspension bridge in Asia.

The path of sound credence is through thick forest 🌳 An amazing experience 😃 It has Asia’s largest grassland with more than 1000 Deer’s 🦌 it was magical. Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt😎

Awesome economical wild life zone. This is the best for catching a glimpse of wildlife. Zero poaching results in abundant wild life. Rhinos, deers, gators are abundant. Stay in local homestays and boost the economy. The jungle guest house is highly over priced.

Beautiful, serene place with tons of flowers and a meditation room and undisturbed natural beauty. Visiting hours are strict. It closes after 11 am. And reopens at 3pm

Very peaceful place, nicely maintained. Heaven for meditation. Road and views are awesome.

Blissful, a place to find inner peace, calm and quiet, swami Vivekananda's memory surrounds here

Advaita Ashrama, located in Mayavati, is a branch of the Ramakrishna Math established on March 19, 1899, under the guidance of Vivekananda by his disciples James Henry Sevier and Charlotte Sevier. The ashram is dedicated to the study and practice of Advaita Vedanta, rejecting the worship of images or idols, including those of Ramakrishna, in line with Vivekananda's ideals. Its primary goals are to study, practice, and promote Advaita philosophy without ritualistic practices, as well as to train others to disseminate this knowledge. Quickly becoming a hub for intellectual exchange between Eastern and Western thinkers, the Ashrama contributed to the widespread understanding of the core Advaita concept of the Atman, transcending physical and mental limitations. Additionally, it focused on creating an extensive body of literature in English, Sanskrit, and Hindi related to Vedanta and the teachings of Ramakrishna, the Holy Mother, and Vivekananda, thereby fostering a global spiritual and cultural renaissance. It is really nice place

This Aashram is situated 9 km from Lohaghat. Roads are narrow and with beautiful view. This place has morning and afternoon visit times and closed for a couple of hours for lunch. Beautiful view, Aashram hospital with free treatment, meditation room, Museum, lake, organic farming, Library. You can spend hours sitting and appreciating this place. No canteen, food stalls nearby. Booking for these ashram can be done via their website. Absolutely in love with this place.

Simply divine! This ashrama was the dream project of Swami Vivekananda. He himself stayed here. Over a century, it has remained the secluded spot for serious spiritual aspirants associated with Ramakrishna Movement. Stunning views of Himalayan peaks like Nandadevi, Nandakot, Trishul during the months of January - March delight the hearts of monks and devotees. The main building and Prabuddha Bharata buildings are of immense historical importance. No personality worship here, just the contemplation of Impersonal Absolute Self/Brahman. A must visit for all.

Very close to Champawat, about 21 km. Located in a perfect, well maintained, green place and developed vastly for the good of the people around. Advaita Ashrama, is a branch of the Ramakrishna Math, founded during 1899 at the behest of Vivekananda, by his disciples James and Charlotte Sevier. It is completely dedicated to the study and practice of Advaita Vedanta. No idol worshipping here, NONE what so ever. Initially when I had started visiting this place about 15 years ago, the flowers bloomed happily in front of the few meditative rooms. A nursery was there to provide to those, who were fascinated with the 'hard-to-find-elsewhere' plants which included to a few types of cactus, but no longer so. I had also managed to click a barricaded fantastic, out of the world , printing machine from olden days ( which has disappeared since).... and am trying to find the picture of it somewhere in my photo logs if possible. A hospital has now come up to look after the plight of quiet a few attendees and visitors, to care for there ailments. I have not only been fascinated with Shri Vivekanand's works and life but am equally fascinated to visit this place off and on, just to breath in the purity.