Gwalior

Gwalior Travel Destinations

A city that retrieves a glorious past as well as presents a modern outlook of Madhya Pradesh is Gwalior. This city has been under the patronage of various dynasties of Rajput clans of Tomars, Kacchwahas as well as Pratiharas.

The rich culture, as well as tradition, has been retained in the form of city palaces, historical monuments as well as temples. The climate of this place is in extremes in summers the temperature can raise up to forty-six degrees and in winders it can fall up to five degrees.

Monuments / Historical Places / Sightseeing in Gwalior

Major Attractions of Gwalior are as follows:

Gwalior Fort: This is one of the major attractions which stands on the mass of sandstone very beautifully. This fort is regarded as “the pearl among the fortresses of Hind” by the Mughal emperor Babur as he was captivated by the magnificence as well as the grandeur of the fort. The outer doors are also the one that attracts tourists as the walls are around two miles in length and up to the height of thirty-five feet.

Gujari Mahal: This Mahal is the symbol of the excellence of medieval architecture. This was built by Raja Mansingh who dedicated it to dearly loved Gujar queen Mrignayni. The must-see thing at this Mahal is a statue of Shalbhanjika from Gyraspur. It also comprises one museum which comprises a compilation of antiques.

Ghaus Mohammed’s Tomb: This is the tomb in which the Afghan prince Ghaus Mohammad is buried here. The tomb is located en route to Gwalior Fort. Ghaus Mohammed’s Tomb is a part of Mughal architecture and it reflects it very well. One of the best parts of the tomb is the pierced stone technique.