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"Apko Bhul Bhulaiya film ka mandir dekhna hai(do you want to see the temple featured in the Bollywood movie Bhul Bhulaiya)??", this is what our guide asked us as we were driving to Amber fort. We happily accepted and asked him to take us. Its through the narrow streets of Amber, stoned pathways, and all that rides here are the jeeps which take you up, to Amber fort.
"Apko Bhul Bhulaiya film ka mandir dekhna hai(do you want to see the temple featured in the Bollywood movie Bhul Bhulaiya)??", this is what our guide asked us as we were driving to Amber fort. We happily accepted and asked him to take us. Its through the narrow streets of Amber, stoned pathways, and all that rides here are the jeeps which take you up, to Amber fort.
Just at the first glimpse of the temple I could recall the scene from
the movie, when Vidhya Balan and Akshay Kumar argue on the Anklet.
You enter the temple complex through a big gate, which looks more like a
fort entrance. After few steps climb there is a beautifully carved
marble Toran with figures of elephants on either side. You walk under
the toran to reach the temple premises. There is Garuda-Manpada just at
the entrance of the temple. The three storeyed Garbhagriha has intricate carvings on
the outer walls, and paintings on inner walls and ceiling. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Radha-Krishna, the temple was built between 1599-1608AD by
Rani Kankawati, the wife of Raja Man Singh I, in memory of her son Jagat
Singh. Presently the temple is under ASI and very well maintained. There were hardly any other tourists during our visit.
The temple as seen from Amber Fort, and the Amber village |
There is also a Jain temple next to this. We visited that as well and headed to Amber Fort.
Travel Info:
Its on the way to Amber fort, you can spare 15mins from your visit to Amber Fort here.
Timings: 6AM to 1PM and 4PM to 8PMEntry Free
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Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ladyfi
Deletewow! wish I could be there :)
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous architecture! Thank you so much for sharing, Meghana!
ReplyDeleteWill go visit this temple soon! :)
Thank you Ragini. Do visit sometime, its beautiful..
DeleteWonderful photos
ReplyDeleteThank you Rupam..
Deletebeautiful temple and amazing shots Meghana :-) Sharing it...
ReplyDeleteThanks dearie..
DeleteBeautiful temple. The sculptures are marvelous.
ReplyDeleteThank you Rajesh, its worth a visit..
DeleteNice collection of pics !
ReplyDeleteThank you Mahesh :)
DeleteStunning Shots.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Sriram & Krithiga