If size is a factor, Gada Shah’s shop is more than a shop. It could easily be classified as a medieval shopping mall. It’s a huge building, featuring tall walls and high arches. The roof at the middle of the building is collapsed and the only structure that remains here is the arch. Gada Shah (Beggar King) is often thought to be the Rajput merchant-noble who lived in Mandu and flourished the trade of ivory, saffron and musk. Near Gada Shah’s shop, there are two step-wells Andheri (Dark) Baoli and the other Ujaala (Light) Baoli. The former is an underground well infested by bats. The Ujaala baoli is an open step well in the middle of thick undergrowth.

Not a typical shop, rather a big ancient mall. Large building in large campus, huge rooms, big arches. Looking at the huge rooms, easy to guess that tons of grain and other grocery must have been stored and traded. Good for 20-30 minutes stroll. Around this, in the same campus, there are 2 step wells worth have a look. The campus is maintained quite well, clean and green. Not much facilities inside and around.

Old Ancient Building. Nice carvings, good cleanliness. There is nothing else accept a building. Can visit once and spend 5-10 mins.

It's very small fort but you guys can visit here and enjoy with your children or beloved ones..

Beautiful place & very clean,peaceful

Gada Shah -गदा शाह- was supplier of stores to the Sultanate. His ‘shop’ was in fact a large mall like storehouse of goods, residential buildings and so on. To call it a Dukan is funny indeed.

Nice serene place. Ruins but tells a lot about history. Can spend good hour seeing around

Not much to recommend but if you are in mandu, try giving a visit

Nice place, can visit one time to explore. Gives a lot of insight into ancient markets.

Its the house belonging to an influential Rajput minister of the mandu sultan. The architecture is nice.

Shopping center of the time when Mandu was a town hustling and bustling with activity in 19th century.

Great spot for picnic and picturesque scenery

Visited Jan 2023. It’s a huge building, featuring tall walls and high arches. The roof at the middle of the building is collapsed and the only structure that remains here is the arch. Gada Shah (Beggar King) is often thought to be the Rajput merchant-noble who lived in Mandu and flourished the trade of ivory, saffron and musk.

A part of the large historical monument I.e, the jahaj mahal, the vada shahs shop is a breathtaking sight when in monsoons, lush green and totally worth it!!!