Jaipur

Gaitore

Open Time : 6:00 AM TO 6:30 PM

Entry : free

Address : Gatore, Jagatpura, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India

Why to visit Gaitore

The Kachhwaha Rajput rulers' ultimate burial site, Gaitore, transports us back to the illustrious regal past of the kings of Jaipur. Its cenotaphs, which are an exquisite fusion of Islamic and Hindu temple architecture, have captured the interest of both local and foreign tourists.

The Hindi term "Gaye ka Thor," which means "resting place of the departed souls," is said to be the source of the word "Gaitore". The cenotaph of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II stands out among these kings thanks to its elaborate peacock carvings and patterns on a stunning white marble edifice.

Architecture 

  • All of the tombs here are built in the shape of chhatris (cenotaphs), the Rajputs' signature architectural style.
  • The carvings in each cenotaph reflect the king's style and preference, as well as the culture prevalent at the time.
  • The cenotaph of Maharaja Jai Singh is the most stunning and exquisitely sculpted; it has about 20 pillars.

Nearby Attractions

  • Chandra Mahal (1.78 km)
  • Kalki Temple (1.89 km)
  • City Palace (1.95 km)
  • Jantar Mantar (2.3 km)

Best Time To Visit: September to March

Ideal Duration: 1 hour

Entry Fees: INR 30/- per person

FAQ on Gaitore

When would be the ideal time to visit Gaitore?

The Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II death anniversary in September is the ideal time to visit the Royal Gaitor.

What are the nearby attractions close to Gaitore?

The nearby attractions include: Chandra Mahal (1.78 km), Kalki Temple (1.89 km), and City Palace (1.95 km).

What are the nearby restaurants close to Gaitore?

The nearby restaurants include: The Curry Spoon (0.8 m), Hawk View Restaurant & Bar (0.9 m), and The Grand Peacock Restaurant (0.9 m).

How to reach Gaitore?

Due to its location on the 15-kilometer Jaipur-Amer road, Gaitore has excellent access to the road network. Moreover, individuals can rent one of the numerous city buses, taxis, or private vehicles that travel to the monument.

Special Tip

It is advised to bring hats, sunglasses, and other items to guarantee a hassle-free visit to Gaitore because Rajasthan may get fairly scorching in the summer.

By Shobhna J.

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