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View All Tour PackagesAbout Gwalior (The Pearl in the Necklace of Indian Fortresses)
Places to Visit in Gwalior
Gwalior Fort & Man Mandir Palace
A magnificent 8th-century hill fortress featuring Man Singh Tomar's painted turquoise-and-yellow glazed tile palace, Karan Mahal, and Jahangir Mahal.
Jai Vilas Palace & Scindia Museum
A lavish 1874 European-style royal palace featuring the world's largest pair of crystal chandeliers (3.5 tonnes each) and a silver electric model train serving drinks.
Gopachal Parvat Rock-Cut Jain Statues
Colossal 15th-century monolithic Jain Tirthankara figures carved directly into the steep cliffside rock faces of the fort, including a 47-foot seated Bhagwan Parshvanath.
Sas Bahu Temples (Sahastrabahu Temple)
11th-century twin Hindu temples displaying exquisite exterior stone carvings of dancers, celestial musicians, and Lord Vishnu without a single brick.
Teli Ka Mandir
The oldest surviving structure within Gwalior Fort (8th century), standing over 100 feet tall with a unique South Indian Dravidian barrel-vaulted roof.
Tomb of Tansen & Mohammad Ghaus
The serene Mughal garden tomb of Tansen, father of Hindustani classical music, where chewing leaves from the sacred tamarind tree is said to sweeten one's voice.
Sun Temple (Surya Mandir), Morar
A stunning modern red sandstone and white marble temple modelled closely after the famous Sun Temple of Konark by the industrialist Birla family.
Tigra Dam & Water Sports Reserve
A scenic freshwater reservoir 23km from the city, popular for speedboating, jalpari cruises, and tranquil sunset views over the surrounding hills.