Situated on the edges of the grand city of Jaipur, Galtaji Temple is an ancient Hindu journey site. Laid out by the striking Aravalli slopes, it comprises a few holy places, blessed kunds, structures and characteristic springs. Galtaji Temple was constructed utilizing pink shading sandstone and is a huge sanctuary complex lodging shifted hallowed places. Situated inside the City Palace, the dividers of this sanctuary are delightfully decorated with carvings and works of art that make this spot worth visiting. The Galtaji sanctuary is one of a kind in its engineering and has been developed like a castle.

It is arranged in the Aravalli slopes and is bound by thick extravagant trees and shrubberies. This noteworthy structure is adorned with painted dividers, round rooftops and columns. Aside from the kunds, this pre-memorable Hindu journey place additionally has idols of Lord Ram, Lord Krishna and Lord Hanuman inside the sanctuary. One of the primary traveller goals of Jaipur, the sanctuary complex gloats of characteristic freshwater springs and seven sacred 'kunds' or water tanks. Among these kunds, the 'Galta Kund', is the holiest one and is accepted never to get dry. Unadulterated and clear water streams from the 'Gaumukh', a stone moulded like a bovine's head, into the tanks.

This terrific sanctuary is intended to look increasingly like a stupendous royal residence or 'haveli' than a customary sanctuary. The Galta Monkey Temple has a beautiful and dazzling scene highlighting rich green vegetation and has a tremendous sight of the Jaipur city. This sanctuary is known for the numerous clans of monkeys that are found here and the strict songs and serenades, alongside the common setting, offer a quiet mood to travellers.

Timings: 5:00 AM- 9:00 PM

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