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Hotels(3)|Ratings(22)|Reviews(22) Last rated May 8th 2013
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Mandu, also known by the name of Mandavgarh, is located in the state of Madhya Pradesh. Mandu was earlier known by the name of Shadiabad, which was christened by a Muslim ruler of that time, Alauddin Khilji. The ancient town of Mandu is popular because of its ancient history and rocky outcrop. The town was earlier the defence capital of the Rajput Parmara rulers, who ruled Mandu.
The attractions present in the region include two fortified enclosures that were built to protect the Royal Enclave and Royal Palace of Baz Bahadur, which is located within the boundary of this town. Jahaz Mahal, which was built in the 15th century, is one of the most popular attractions here. It is considered as an important part of the Royal Enclave.
The town of Mandu is a perfect example of Afghan architecture and has its association with the legends of Prince Baz Bahadur and Singer Roopmati. Other attractions in the region include canals, old baths and crafted pavilions. There are also caves made out of rock with wall paintings and carvings on the ceiling. Some of the popular monuments found here are Alamgir, Bhangi, Rampol Darwaza, Jehangir Gate and Tarapur Gate.
The climatic condition of Mandu is tropical throughout the year. Summers are here from the month of March to June and are mildly hot. Winters are here in the months of October to February and are cold with much colder nights. The best time to visit Mandu is from July to September.
Mandu has no airport of its own and the nearest airport is Indore Ahilyabai Holker Airport, which is 100 kilometres away. The domestic terminal of Indore is connected to major destinations like Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Jaipur and Ranchi.
The nearest railway station is Ratlam railway station, which is 125 kilometres from Mandu. The station is an important junction and also connects other major cities of India. Taxis are available from the airport and train station that can connect Mandu easily.
Mandu is also connected by bus services that ply between regions of Madhya Pradesh, Indore and Bhopal. Most of these buses are deluxe buses and connects Mandu with Ratlam and Ujjain, which is about 125 kilometres from the region.
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Mandu is situated in the Dhar District in Madhya Pradesh. It is known for the Jahaz Mahal, a 15th century palace built by Ghiyas-ud-din, son of Emperor Mohammed Shah. It is a two storey palace located amidst two artificial lakes, the Munj Talab and Kapur Talab. Another prominent attraction in the region is Hoshang's Tomb, built in 1440 AD.
Mandu is also famous for monuments like the Hathi Mahal, Darya Khan's Tomb, Dai ka Mahal, Dai Ki Chhotti Behen Ka Mahal, Malik Mughith's Mosque and Jali Mahal. The Echo Point or the Delphic Oracle, Lohani Caves and Temple Ruins; and the Sunset Point are other important attractions in the region.
The Jami Masjid, Malik Mughith Masjid, Rupmati Pavilion, Bagh Caves, Baz Bahadur's Palace, Nilkanth Shrine, Ashrafi Mahal, Champa Baoli and Nahar Jharokha are also popular.
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