Huge Ancient Jain idols are here. Most of the idols are ruined by the Mughals. Just below the parvat there's a garden which has peacocks 🦚 This place is one of kind with marvellous architecture. Hill rocks are cut out and huge huge idols are made.

It is d🤩old beautiful designation of Gwalior Fort🏛️. U hv to reach there by a 👉🏻short Treks of 1km. On it's way u can visit Shri Digambar Jain temple 🛕. Frm d above u can hv d🤩 beautiful view of Gwalior city & d😇 atmosphere is so peaceful. On d way u can enjoy d natural beauty✨, flower🌸🍂🌺, tree etc🌳. As per history👉🏻 they depict Tirthankaras in seated Padmasana posture as well as standing Kayotsarga posture, in d typical😳 naked form of Jain iconography. 🤔There r 5clusters of monuments that surround d hill in 1901⛰️👇🏻 :- Urvahi grp now termed as Siddhachal Caves :- South-East grp now Gopachal Atishya Kshetra by local Jain community :- South-West grp now termed as Trishalagiri :- North-West grp now termed as Naminath Giri grp after Lord Naminath :- North-East grp now termed as Naimgir group after Lord Neminath The salvation place of omniscient supratishthit 26 caves⛰️ hv more than 1500 idols over 800meter, largest one is of Lord Parshwanathji, it is 42 feet tall & 30 feet broad. This place is a part of nearly 100 Jain⛩️ monuments found in & around d city, but these r dated 😱earlier than Siddhachal Caves. Both monuments were🔨 defaced & desecrated around 1527 when d👑 Emperor Babur ordered their destruction⚔️. In 1527 d Urvahi Jinas were mutilated by 👑Mughal emperor Babar, a fact he records in his memoirs. Centuries later,👉🏻 d Jain community ⚒️restored many of statues by adding back stucco heads on d top of d damaged idols. Overall it was a grt experience to knw about d ancient history of Gwalior 🤩

A very short Trek of 1 km, even my mother did it without any trouble. But the view and what humans achieved with their hands both in creating is just amazing. Also an example of how evil forces didn't even leave destruction of such religious monuments.

Peaceful attraction for the heritage lovers. Place is known for the Jain caves and statues of tirthankars.

Stunning view and 26 cave of Gautam bauddh ji along with one stone water bawli . The kind of stunning art work done is sneeze with mounting views

Beautiful location view and 26 caves along with one stone water bawli it's really amazing. Statues of Jains Theerthankars in Pasdmasna Mudra and Kayotsarg Mudra are telling history of Jains .The kind of stunning art work it all made by Rockcutting.this place have historical values.

Nice place but I will suggest don’t go there in the afternoon of summers.

Teaching place of Lord Parasnath

(Translated by Google) Gopachal parvat gwalior ka best famous place hai yaha..yaha aapko gautam buddh se jude hue taathya milenge..taha pe aapko gautam buddh ki badi badi murriya dekne ko milti hai saath hi yaha ki natural beauty orr yaha pe camping, ncc candidates bha ya pe visiting ke liye aate hai. Orr site visiting bhi ki jaati hai yaha pe kaphi saare purane mandir bhi hai jo ki gopachal parvat pe hi hai..yaha pe aake aapko fresh air orr natural air milti hai.yaha pe aake aap ka dil khush ho jaayega orr aap man hi man dance karne lagege..best and nice place (Original) Gopachal parvat gwalior ka best famous place hai yaha..yaha aapko gautam buddh se jude hue taathya milenge..taha pe aapko gautam buddh ki badi badi murriya dekne ko milti hai saath hi yaha ki natural beauty orr yaha pe camping,ncc candidates bhi yaha pe visiting ke liye aate hai. Orr site visiting bhi ki jaati hai yaha pe kaphi saare purane mandir bhi hai jo ki gopachal parvat pe hi hai..yaha pe aake aapko fresh air orr natural air milti hai.yaha pe aake aap ka dil khush ho jaayega orr aap man hi man dance karne lagege..best and nice place

(Translated by Google) Of Gwalior Fort (Original) グワーリヤル城の

Gopalchal parvart in a gwalior Its a famous and important jain parvart there is too many tirthankar idol in padmaasan and khadagasan there is approx 100 stairs for parvat and full of natural beauty peaceful place also there is bawdi mysterious place near to fort

Mind blowing statue carvings at Gwalior. Jain Rock Cut Collosi with 26 caves and huge jain tirthankara statue idols carvings. MUST VISIT!

Impressive carvings that can remind us about the importance of remembering our roots.

Ohh myy goshhh what a place you have to Trek for 1 km and the view and the atmosphere was so peaceful there are so many birds peakock, white pigeon, vultures and many more.

Pathetic administration system, not allowing single male and female friends to go inside and visit the temple. It's strictly against the public who are really trying to visit. Very rude behaviour from he guy who is sitting inside the premises... Such a pathetic arguments, even though when I belong to the same community. Still there aren't any rules in our Jain texts for the things he is not allowing to visit.

Wonderful...jain teerthankars idols are carved on rocks...there are 26 caves and big and small many idols are there (more than 90)....it was made in around 1425-59 by Tomar King...many idols are damaged ...We have to cross approx 50 stairs to reach those caves, A beautiful garden has been maintened over there. The whole way is having shades of trees all over. Gulab vatika is also there. There are 2 more temples of new construction having many idols in the base of the temple, umbrellas and bags are kept there for visitors for their convenience. One must see this, having a history, natural scenic serene beauty of a forest too.

Best place as a Jain cave. Under supervision of ASI. The Jain temple encroachment at the base is illegal and they misguide people who come to visit Gopachal Parvat. There is no need of removal of shoes/ chappals to visit this ASI protected site. But the encroachers make tourists to do so. Itakes painful for everybody especially for elders to climb the rough stairs with naked feet. The shrines are not worshipped here but they are magnificent to see.

Saw these when I visited Gwalior Fort back in January. I saw these on the way down from Gwalior Fort and they’re definitely worth stopping for if you have time. The Gopachal Parvat are a series of rock-cut Jain monuments depicting Tirthankaras in various Padmasana and Kayotsarga postures. The statues have been around since the 7th century and in spite of their age the monuments have survived in fairly good condition and retain their splendour.

This is heritage property of gwalior which is acquired by a religious group and used as their private land. You will only be allowed to visit if you are jain otherwise they will not let you go inside to visit. Very poor way of talking and behavior is used with visitors.

The place where you can definitely find peace. Statues here are carved in the mountains itself. Jain monks and community people come here for workshiping , Other people too get mesmerising experience when they pay visit to this parvat. You can pay visit in all season as you will get all different good experience of natural beauty.

Highly underrated and unexplored by the tourists. It is quiet and far from the hustle bustle of yhe busy tourist areas of the city and provides a serene space to look at the city from the top. 4 stars for the space, greenery and art and a star less for the stairs that are really uneven and painful. But I guess its a religious place and not a hotel, so yeah, that is hardly an issue.

Amazingly beautiful place. Great place to look through the history. Statues are huge but most of them has face destroyed. Because of some nuisance in past, the place is only open for families. There is a Jain Temple at foothills, from where you have to climb some stairs to visit the Rock cut statues.

Gopachal rock-cut Jain monuments, also called Gopachal Parvat Jaina monuments, are a group of Jain carvings dated to between 7th and 15th century. They are located around the walls of the Gwalior Fort, Madhya Pradesh. They depict Tirthankaras in seated Padmasana posture as well as standing Kayotsarga posture, in the typical naked form of Jain iconography.The Gopachal rock-cut Jain monuments are located on the rock cliffs of the hill topped by the Gwalior Fort, Madhya Pradesh. Gopachal is the old designation of the Gwalior Fort.Gopachal Parvat is a famous for the 7th and 15th century rock-cut Jain monuments. The monuments are dedicated to Jain Teerthankaras - Adinatha, Mahavir, Neminatha and Rishanabhanatha - whose idols can be seen in a meditative posture. They are a part of 100 monuments located in and around the city

Nice place wid highly discipline , otherwise you will be out if you touch around there anything.😒

If you are looking for a short trek which is serene and simple, super clean and full of nature, with historical landmarks, and breath of fresh air, then this place is for you. You won't be allowed slippers/shoes inside (not good in scorching summers). You also are not supposed to eat here. So be prepared for that. This place is religious and is not for picnics! Be vigilant of the language you use here. Preferred by families rather than groups/friends.

(Translated by Google) Jai jinendra (Original) Jai jinendra

Peaceful Place to Visit. Gopachal rock-cut Jain monuments, also called Gopachal Parvat Jaina monuments, are a group of Jain carvings dated to between 7th and 15th century. They are located around the walls of the Gwalior Fort, Madhya Pradesh. They depict Tirthankaras in seated Padmasana posture as well as standing Kayotsarga posture, in the typical naked form of Jain iconography.

Beautiful, and what if the place is undisturbed or not destroyed, no one can make this typo temples now, not by money and not by skills. Please visit

Good Place , If you Want to visit this place so you can only come with your family ,not allowed with friends,

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Gopachal rock-cut Jain monuments, also called Gopachal Parvat Jaina monuments, are a group of Jain carvings dated to between 7th and 15th century. They are located around the walls of the Gwalior Fort, Madhya Pradesh. They depict Tirthankaras in seated Padmasana posture as well as standing Kayotsarga posture, in the typical naked form of Jain iconography. The Gopachal rock cut monuments are a part of nearly 100 Jain monuments found in and around the Gwalior city, but these are dated earlier than the Siddhachal Caves located about 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) north of these monuments. Both monuments were defaced and desecrated around 1527 when the Emperor Babur ordered their destruction. Centuries later, the Jain community restored many of the statues by adding back stucco heads on the top of the damaged idols.

Very few would know about existence of such beautiful and well preserved piece of history. Situated on Gopachal parvat are these beautiful statues of Tirthankaras carved out of stone. The place is also popularly known as 'ek Patthar ki Baoli'. A well kept secret, a peaceful destination and a photographer paradise.

Hidden gem, in the middle of the city

Incredible. Another example of Indian ancient architecture.

If you visit Gwalior must visit Gopachal Parvat. It will connect you with history & richness of Jainism. Would highly recommend this place.

This is amazing place for jain temple and great architecture. You can't believe how the artisans curved the Gopachal Parvat from inside to creat the Mahavir and other idols of Jain monks. Just remember that you will have to walk through the stone stairs barefoot (without socks) which is quite painful and you may hurt yourself if not careful.

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The Gopachal rock-cut Jain monuments, also called Gopachal Parvat Jaina monuments, are a group of Jain rock-cut carvings dated to between the 7th and 15th centuries. They are located around the walls of the Gwalior Fort, Madhya Pradesh. They depict Tirthankaras in seated Padmasana posture as well as standing Kayotsarga posture, in the typical naked form of Jain iconography. It is a hidden tourist places in gwalior ❤️

Good place to visit.. Here you can find carving of Jain monks statues and inscription of various historical aspects. Its greenery and quiet surrounding makes it best for meditation...Worth visiting this place.

It’s no the way to the fort place which is quite good One can spend good time while seeing the locals and nature

It is a beautiful place and calm I is neat you need to climb the chairs and reach jain temple

One of the most beautiful and sidhha kshetra for Jains. It's very serene and peaceful. It's not a picnic spot but a religious place with historic relevance and values.

One of the best places of jain religion in gwalior. It gives peaceful and happy vibes. Btw happy paryushan parv..you can go and do Pooja without any hustle even in crowd as it is very spacious.

A magnificent yet serene place with 30-40 feet high statues of Jain monks cutout from a single rock, embedded in it. The detailing and structure of the place needs to be seen. Its an easy 10 minute walk up steps, can be easily taken by senior citizens as well. Lucky to have this treasure in India.

It is an amazing place a testament to our nations true lost history. you will.qonder with sheer disbelief at not only how these marvelous murtis were carved into solid rock but also the brutality with which the mougals tried to destroy our culture. Please do speak to a guide for getting a gist of this place; you will be humbled.

Explore the Jaina monuments on a visit to Gopachal Parvat Rock-cut sculptures. Also called Gopachal Parvat Jaina monuments, this tourist place near Gwalior is known for the depiction of Tirthankaras in seated Padmasana posture. With approximately 100 sculptures, Gopachal Parvat Rock-cut sculptures is a famous Jain pilgrimage and offer a fascinating sight for all travellers.

a great place.

It's a beautiful place in front of fool bag. And uper in temple and clave such a great place.

Great historical Jain temples,huse size of Jain statues

Jain sculpture made in 14th century but in later stage destroyed by mugal's.

Gopachal Parvat is just so beautiful and mesmerizing. We entered these beautiful carved mountains from the Digambar Mandir side. I would suggest u do the same, just keep a few things in mind. The people in the temple are very orthodox, so please wear full clothes, they won't let u climb with ur socks on, only barefoot allowed. Maintain the dignity of this place,bcoz they won't think twice before insulting u for bad behavior. Apart from all these inconveniences, this is a must visit place. U'll be fascinated by the carvings of the tirthankaras. We spent an hour here, totally worth it. I think it's about half a km trek to reach the statues. U can enjoy the journey too with peace and tranquility all around u

Along with Gwalior Fort, Gwalior is famous for its huge and extremely small statues of Jain Tirthankars made by cutting the rocks on the slopes and cliffs of the hill on which Fortress wall is built.  Most of the tourists in Gwalior tourism are unable to visit these heritage sites. While going from Urvahi Gate to Fort Gate or Alamgir Gate, Gopachal Parvat is located on the left side. It is a pilgrimage along with its unique idols. Gopachal Parvat is almost opposite side of the Siddhachal Parvat which is also having the Rock cut Jain images and among all the Adinath's statue is the huge one. Gopachal is known for the seventh Jain Tirthankar Suparsha nath and this image is also spectacular sitting on a lotus and about 45 feet high. There are many niches and caves having the statues. About 26 in numbers including the water tank cut from a single rock. These are protected monuments and well maintained as slope is having lot of trees and plants. A temple and then to access the site about 150 steps to be climbed. Then as a spectator I was wondered. These images are having inscriptions on the pedestales which mentioned about the builders and they were Kirti Singh and Dungar Singh of Tomar Dynasty. These statues were consecrated with proper rituals as temples, hence this fort has become a dedicated shrine of Jainism. It's a major attraction among the history buffs wanderers soulseekers heritage art and architecture lovers and a popular tourist attraction among the devotees. It needs two hours and nearest attractions are Alamgir Gate, Badal Gate, Italian Garden etc. Drinking water and washrooms are available.

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Very Good place

Single boys not allows Why????

Rock Cut Jain Temple.... World's Heritage Place...

Had a visit there. Such an amazing place. So detailed carvings of Jain Teerthankars and so much destruction from foreign invaders yet the structures survived to tell their stories. Spotted 4 White-backed vultures also at the top of the hill.

☮️ peace

Peaceful environment with Jain statues

Beautiful And Amazing place

Good nice

Great

🙏🙏 Devine 🙏🙏

Jain Historical Place

Nys fort Gwalior

Loved the statues

Must visit place

Historical place , mughal did huge loss to these old बावड़ी ।

Superb

Mesmerizing and Peaceful

Great place!

Wonderful peice of rock cut architecture from 15 century...

If you come into Gwalior must visit here

Caretaker is very rude. No footwear, polythene allowed in the premises.

Awesome

My loved place

great place good view great Jain temple or parvat but map show wrong direction place is near DD mall not in fort