Gaitor Ki Chhatriyan

Such a beautiful place if you love historical places. People usually come for photos and to see the beautiful, intricate architecture. Not a place where you can stay for long as I felt bored after 20-30 minutes. The toilets here are really bad. Keep yourself fresh before going here. Also there are no place to eat or quick bite. Overall, beautiful place and deserve the place in your Jaipur Itinerary list.

This place was absolutely jaw dropping. It is the crematorial place for all the old maharaja's and the impeccable detail into the structures is breathtaking. I still don't understand how they were able to carve into the marble and sandstone with such utmost precision.. and to the point where it has lasted 250 years. This place is also very serene in the mornings and with less crowd. 30rs/person for indians!

The view of the Shri Gadh Ganesh temple is very magnificent. When viewed from above, the domes look even more beautiful. It is built amidst the Aravalli hills.

It's a Royal crematorium near Nahargarh fort. It has very beautiful carved chattris just amazing to watch the architecture not crowded and the tickets are very nominal.

Not on most guides locations, but we'll worth the visit for its historic purpose. It's slightly off the main streets and highways and is the crematorium for the male members of the royal households. Visit the Amber (Amer) Fort first and then come here for some peace, reflection and poignant reminder of the circle of life. It's right on the outskirts of the old fort wall and the more adventurous may fancy a climb. If you enter any of the shrines on the marble plinths be sure to take your shoes off. Most tourists don't realise this.

I visited Gaitor Ki Chhatriyan today and it was great. This is where you'll find the cenotaphs of most of the Maharajas in Rajasthan with the area being split to 3 sections from children, parents and the first Maharajas. The intricate carvings on the cenotaphs is unique and must be seen. Entry costs INR30 and can be bought at the gate but do carry cash.

Nice calm place less crowded. But lot pf pigeons. Need ticket to enter. can spend max 30 mins for photos. Nothing special

Good visit, Not crowded so, if you are in Jaipur and want to have some time by yourself to sit quietly and admire the architecture. Then it's a nice place