Explore Gwalior’s historic forts, 16th-century tombs, and vibrant educational centers. Discover the city’s rich musical heritage and modern attractions.
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Gwalior Fort - Start your day with breakfast and a luxurious private car ride to the historic Gwalior Fort. Upon arrival, an expert guide will lead you through the fort, which was constructed in the 8th century CE by Raja Maan Singh Tomar. Key structures within the fort include Gurjari Mahal and Man Mandir. The fort is perched on a steep hill known as Gopachal. Gurjari Mahal, built by Raja Man Singh for his wife Mrigyanayani, has been converted into a museum showcasing Jain and Hindu artifacts. Man Mandir, also built by Raja Man Singh, features exquisite wall art. Other notable structures include Hathipol, Teli ka Mandir, Sas Bahu ka Mandir, Garuda Monument, Karan Mahal, Vikram Mahal, and a magnificent Sikh temple honoring the sixth Sikh guru, Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib.
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Jai Vilas Palace - Following your visit to Gwalior Fort, you’ll head to Jai Vilas Palace, constructed in 1874 by Jivajirao Scindia. The palace is still home to the descendants of the royal maharajas, though part of it has been transformed into a public museum. This grand palace boasts over 400 rooms, with significant galleries displaying various exhibits. The Durbar Hall features a unique miniature silver train on the dining table used to serve royal guests, and another highlight is the sculpture of a hansa and a lady. Note that the museum is closed on Mondays.
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Sun Temple - One of Gwalior’s most stunning temples, the Sun Temple is dedicated to the Sun God and was built in 1988 by the renowned industrialist G.D. Birla. The temple’s marble interior creates a tranquil atmosphere, while its red sandstone exterior contrasts beautifully with the lush green gardens surrounding it.
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Tigra Dam - A top tourist destination in Gwalior, Tigra Dam is a riverside spot perfect for family visits. Boating activities are available, including speed boating for the adventurous. It’s one of the best places to visit in Gwalior.
Best time to visit: January to March and October to December
Ticket charges: 50 INR per person for a speedboat; 50 INR per person for a Jalpari Boat; 100 INR per person for a paddle boat; 350 INR per person for a water scooter
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Tomb of Mohammad Ghaus - The tomb of the 16th-century Sufi saint Mohammad Ghaus is a must-visit in Gwalior. He was a key advisor to King Babur and a mentor to the legendary musician Tansen. The tomb, built in classic Mughal architectural style, is a significant tourist attraction.
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Sarod Ghar - A museum dedicated to classical Indian music, featuring a collection of instruments, memorabilia, and live performances.
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SPLASH THE SUN CITY - A lively outdoor amusement park with themed rides and a large water play area complete with slides and fountains.
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Gwalior Zoo - A quaint zoo set in a garden-like environment, home to a variety of animals including snakes, birds, and a white tiger.
- Private transportation
- Bottled water
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- All fees and/or taxes
Gwalior city is famous for its forts and monuments, built by the kings of long-gone era
Tourists can find the tomb of Mohammad Ghaus, who was an Islamic saint during 16th century
In last few years, Gwalior has been developed into an educational centre where you may get prominent government and private universities/institutions , Raja ManSingh Tomar Music University, Scindia School, and J.C.Mill’s School, Birlanagar.
The city has the Railway Hockey Stadium with artificial sward
The city holds a unique repute in Sangeet(Music) and has maintained Indian traditions and the wealth of music integral over the years.
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