Mandore Garden

Very beautiful place. Loved the architecture. The carvings of the place is amazing. I wish the services were a bit maintained since it's not free to enter. 30 rupees entry, and 50 rupees entry with toy train ride.

It feels calm and refreshing. The red-stone cenotaphs, temples, and green lawns give a peaceful heritage vibe, perfect for slow walks and photography. It’s less crowded than major tourist spots in Jodhpur, making it ideal for a relaxed visit. Maintenance is decent, though monkeys can be a slight nuisance. Overall, a soothing blend of history and nature.

We visited Mandore Garden on Dec 31st in the evening, where there is a 30-minute light show showcasing its history. It’s a great place to visit with family. Tickets can be purchased at the counter and cost ₹140 for two people

I tried everything that was available there. The toy train was fun and boarding/deboarding is very well handled. If you like you can skip toy train and Walk inside. It has a nice museum, heroes and gods display, beautiful monuments, adventure area, a small waterfall and in the evening between 7-8pm you can enjoy light show too. Overall it's a nice place to spend time.

The cenotaphs and the devals over there are very beautiful. Absolutely worth visiting there. The history is told through the light and sound show so it's better to buy the combined ticket for entry, toy train and the show. It's best to visit in the evening although it becomes a bit crowded. There might be a lot of monkeys around.

Nestled just outside the bustling city of Jodhpur, Mandore Garden offers a serene and historically rich escape from the typical Rajasthani fort and palace itinerary. This sprawling garden complex, the ancient capital of the Marwar region, feels more like an enchanting, overgrown sanctuary than a manicured park. The main attraction is its stunning collection of dewals, or cenotaphs, built in memory of Jodhpur’s rulers. Unlike the typical chhatris found elsewhere, these are immense, temple-like structures, featuring intricately carved red sandstone facades that soar multiple storeys high. The Hall of Heroes, with its giant, brightly painted figures of deities and Rajput warriors, adds a unique folk-art charm. Monkeys playfully scamper across the lawns and ancient structures, adding to the garden's lively, untamed atmosphere. The overgrown foliage and the quiet, almost mystical ambiance make it a perfect spot for a peaceful stroll. Climb up to the higher terraces for beautiful views and to explore the rock-cut hall and temple. Mandore Garden is a captivating blend of history, architecture, and nature. It’s a less crowded, more relaxed alternative to Mehrangarh Fort, offering a poignant and picturesque glimpse into Rajasthan’s regal past. A must-visit for those seeking a different side of Jodhpur.

First time here, loved it. The architecture was mesmerizing. I took at at least 10 mins to view each part of this Garden. The temple in the end was the best. Came right on time for arti, felt really blessed. The garden has so many places to click beautiful pictures. You'll have to beaware of the monkeys around, they are a lot of them. I'd recommend a visit to this place at least once if you're in Jodhpur.

A truly amazing place and absolutely perfect for photo shoots. The scenic views are beautiful, and watching the train pass by adds a unique and memorable experience. It’s a wonderful destination for a family trip. We enjoyed our time here a lot—especially for photography, this place is just perfect.