Places to See in Gwalior
Gwalior fort
Gwalior fort was constructed about 1,000 years ago on the advice of Sage Gwalipa by Raja Surya Sen. It is said that the Gwalior fort is the largest fort of its kind. The outer wall of the fort occupies stretches 3.2 kilometers in length and about 35 meters in height.
Man Mandir Palace
Man Mandir Palace was built between 1486 and 1516 by Man Singh Tomar. The Man Mandir Palace is also known as Chitra Mandir because of the painted decorations and tiles. In fact, the palace is known for its color, design and motif.
Gujari Mahal and Archaeological Museum
Gujari Mahal is a tribute to Gujar, the ninth wife of Man Singh. Gujari Mahal was constructed by Man Singh to commemorate his love for his wife. Presently, the palace houses a museum, which is known for its rare collection of stone carvings and other art works.
Sas-Bahu Temples
Sas-Bahu temples are two adjoining temples situated in the fort. The temples are of different sizes. The larger temple is sculpted with intricate patterns and beautiful figurines and motifs. The detailing and the beautiful interior of the temple, especially the roof which exhibits carved lotus, attract many tourists throughout the year.
Memorial of Tansen
Memorial of Tansen is dedicated to Tansen and is situated near the tomb of Ghaus. Every year an annual music festival, known as Tansen Sangeet Samaroh, is held at this site in the memory of Tansen, one of Akhar's nine gems. The music festival reveals the rich heritage of classical music in Gwalior.
Suraj Kund
Suraj Kund was constructed in the 15th century. Suraj Kund is one of the oldest buildings in Gwalior, which is said to have existed even before the creation of Gwalior. Legends believe that Suraj Sen was cured of leprosy by Saint Gwalipa from the water of the pond.
Sarod Ghar
Sarod Ghar is one of the most important tourist attractions in Gwalior. The Sarod Ghar is housed at the residence of Amjad Ali Khan and is owned by Ustad Hafiz Ali Khan Memorial Trust. The museum is one of its kind in India and aims at promoting the culture of classical music of India. Read More.....
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