Mandore Garden
MANODRE, inhabited since the time of RAMAYNA, originally
Known as Mandavyapur. the King Ravna married to princess Mandodri of Mandavyapur.
Late Gupta period 6th - 7the century AD, the ancient capital of Mandorva
branch of the PARIHAR rulers. Later became the capital of Marwar, has an
extensive and beautiful garden on the slopes of a hill.
Here one may find a charming collection of temples and memorials. the devals(cenotaphs)
of Maharaja Jaswant Sing and Maharaja Ajit Sing are housed here.
Its hall of heroes depicting popular Hindu and folk deities, dating back
to the 17th - 18th century has 16 figures carved out of a single rock. These
are called 330 million Devi and Devtas (Heroes of 330 million people at
that time)
Higher up on the plateau is the ruins of Mandore, the antique city of parihars.
The Mandore Fort was built in stages. A study of the Mandore Fort, its thick
walls and huge ruins show that the fort was a fine piece of architecture.
Many statues and etching on stone and rock found at Manodre now adorn museums.
the ruins also indicate the existence of a huge temple inside the fort.
The outer wall of the temple depicts finely carved botanical designs, birds,
animals and also beautifully carved planetary system...... a reminder of
the distant past

Sprawling gardens, a hillside water reservoir, terraced
lawns, cenotaphs and memorials, Hall of Heroes dedicated to the legendary
figures of this daredevil virility and spiritual devotion, all combine
to be the tourist true delight. A winding path to the right of the reservoir
cenotaphs dedicated to about 60 Queens bear witness to the historic significance
of the spot.
Timings: 8 AM to 8 PM
Conducted tours running by RTDC twice a day for all four places at the
rate of Rs. 85/- per person
Guda (a Bishnoi Village)
It is the nearest point form
Jodhpur
to exotic wild life & nature. During the session thousands of birds
can be seen here, like domicile Cranes etc. This pond is water-drinking
point for the antelopes and black bucks of near by area.
Jodhpur Tourism
Jaswant Thada |
Mandore
Garden |
Mehrangarh Fort |
Museums
|
Sight Seeing |
Umaid
Bhawan Palace