Best places: Tourist attractions in Gwalior, India

👍👍 One of the biggest temple of Sai Baba in Gwalior. Every Thursday many people come here for worship.

References to this fortification (described as the 'pearl' of Indian hill forts) go back to 727 CE.

👍👍 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.

Temple to the sun god, with ornate red sandstone carvings of horses, chariot wheels & other deities.

Ruins of once three-storied Hindu twin temple with detailed carvings, built in 1093 in Gwalior Fort.

Stately, historical temple with ornate details dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva.

👍👍 I liked the resort where we stay and her breakfast and dinner was awesome , I suggest you to go with my colorful trip ,Thankyou my colorful trip for this awesome trip which you given me.

👍👍 Only thing that I want to say ~that was queen of Jhansi ~Rani Laxmibai.

Historic palace-turned-museum exhibiting archeological finds such as sculptures & weapons.

This 19th-century European-style palace features glass furniture & a model train in the dining room.

Small tomb of a renowned classical musician from North India, Tansen, who lived from 1500–1586.

👍👍 Visited this place with my friends..A good place to spend time in evening hours if you want you can enjoy boating with friends and family and enjoy the musical fountain..

Ornate, 16th-century mausoleum with hexagonal towers & the tomb of Muslim saint, Muhammad Ghaus.

👍👍 Italian Garden in Gwalior is a picturesque attraction that is perfect for those looking for a serene and tranquil experience. The garden is located in the heart of the city and is easily accessible to visitors. The Italian Garden is a well-maintained garden that is known for its beautiful flowers, g...

Small zoo in a garden-like complex with a range of animals, from snakes & birds to a white tiger.

Small archaeological museum at Gwalior Fort showcasing various relics, including many statues.

👍👍 Chaturbhuj Temple is a Hindu Temple located in the Gwalior Fort. The temple is excavated from the rocks in Gwalior Fort and dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The temple was carved out in 876 A.D during the reign of Pratihara King Bhojdeva. It is one of the temples inscriptions contains the earliest known i...

Straightforward hotel with relaxed quarters, plus complimentary breakfast & Wi-Fi.

👍 Jahangir Mahal and Shah Jahan Mahal are one and the same, which was built by Sher Shah, later Jahangir got this palace renovated. On whose work it got its name Jahangir Mahal, just in front of Jahangir Mahal is Shah Jahan Mahal in the north-east direction. This palace was built by Shah Jahan, whose...

👍👍 You will find it just before entering the Man Sing Palace. I was about this miss this spot as ther entry is very small and from the road you won't be able to judge what's inside. It's not that big but thoughtfully built by Maharaja Man Singh Tomar Of Gwalior around 1500 CE. Some says it was just bu...