Panchkund Chattriya

Panchkund Chhatria is a group of 46 memorials and domes dedicated to covering the royal tombs, and it is one of the city’s distinctive archaeological landmarks.

Totally less crowded, and totally preserved.
Best time sunset for awesome clicks.
POV you may get kicked out. You will knw why once you reach there🤣

Panchkunda ki chatris(cenotaphs), that's a place of 46 cenotaphs. It was the cremation ground of royal family of marwar, later cenotaphs was built over there. One of the best part of this visit was isolation as there was no crowd that’s why it was a calm place. One of the guide told about its history related to royal family.
The other reference are, the song "Zeehale Muskin" from multi-star movie Gulami (1985) was pictured here. The other Baba Jackson, a YouTuber and dancer shared clips from this place. Overall it was wonderful experience.
The cenotaph of Maharani Surya Kanwar is a marvelous specimen of Marwar architecture.

Its an out of expected experience and ideal place to do a photoshoot.

Panchkunda ki chatris(cenotaphs) is a set of 46 cenotaphs.It is believed that the soul of the deceased person is the carried to heaven by these cenotaphs or its a medium. Here, beautiful artistic chatris were built to preserve the memory of their ancestors by the the rulers.

The great historical place where you can see how beautifully they prevent the history of marwar. It's was basically the cremation ground of kings and queens of marwar. And leter cenotaphs was built over there.

The architecture of this place is truly admirable. The cenotaph of Maharani Surya Kanwar is a marvelous specimen of Marwar architecture. About 30-32 similar cenotaph remain here.

A historical place with groups of cenotaph (Chatriyas). This place is highly underrated and only few people visit here. Govt and system is busy making useless walks and jogging tracks in kailana areas but ignoring heritage places like this. Some maintenance is required. Reaching here is difficult. Only way to reach here is from Balsamand road and do not take road from Mandore gardens. The 3km road from main road is so well maintained because of mining surroundings. However this place is temporary closed due to covid outbreak. But one can take permission from only guard stood at site.

Beautiful and Lovely place to visit. One of the best part of this visit was isolation as there was no crowd that’s why it was a calm place. One of the guide told about its history related to royal family. Baba Jackson, a YouTuber and dancer shared clips from this place. Overall it was wonderful experience.

thats an amaizing place. its very quiet, becouse not realy people are here. its an abbandoned place with a beautifull view. worth the visit. and free to enter. best time i thing before sunset, you can shoot relay amaizing pictures here. to come you need to hire a taxi, becouse here is no local transport, or you can take the bus from the center to the mandora garden its cost 10 rupee and from there the taxi, becouse its not far from there. best if you do in the same day. ;)

It is a complex consisting of cenotaphs of Jodhpur Queens. It is considered to have a unique architectural features. Some Queens are cremated here. Built in red sand stone, it is a great example of Marwar architecture. The best one among the cenotaphs is that of Maharani Surya Kanwarji (Daughter of Maharaja Pratap Singh ji of Jaipur) which have 32 pillars. The complex also have cenotaphs of rulers such as Rao Jodha, Rao Ranmal, Rao Chunda. To reach here you have to take the road near to Mandore Circle that leads to balsamand lake. The place is a favourite spot for Filim Shooting.

These are cenotaphs in memory of the deceased rulers. The place opens at 9:00 AM. There is no entry fee for visiting this place. Proper respect should be shown to these chhatriyas. But one thing I noticed that these are not well maintained and this may cause to turn these beautiful architectures into ruins within a few decades.

A beautiful location on the outskirts of Jodhpur.
Panchkund have centuries old cenotaph (memorial) of Royal family of Jodhpur.
Build in send stone these cenetoph are architecturally also very interesting.
A must visit site for Photographer and Travelars.

Request to local. people who resepct culture and Art. please don't let it destroy by ruckus.

Only isolated place in the outskirts of jodhpur near mandore.
A absolute adventuring+historical sighting you can take advantage of in this decade.
I have done many nightouts in the jungles.
You can have the taste of rajasthani bhaker and rajasthani plants like euphorbias... Shikari rabbits also called bunny and neel gaye
You can find out old tombs of saadhu and many historical gufa
In short, if you want to have a mixed joy of adventure, historical, exploring and away from the humans.. this is the best you can get in jodhpur

The cenotaphs dates back to the 17th to 18th centuries, and are a group of red sandstone buildings with intricate carvings, pillars, tall spires, elaborate corridors and sculptural embellishments. You can stay whole clicking

It is historical place . The chatriya are made for the remembrance of the royal ladies and queens here total 46 chatriya was made.. nice place to visit..

Panchkunda chattriya is a place where Cenotaphs of various Maharajas and Maharanis of Jodhpur have been constructed. One can reach here by walking through the Mandore Garden along the Pir of Tanha Sahib. The entire path is very tiresome to walk during summers due to the scorching heat of the sun. Panchkunda was named so due to the five water ponds which are located in the tiny village adjacent to it. These kunds are named after the five Pandavs.

This place is historical ,there are many beautiful carving cenotaphs contained brave history of jodhpur state.it's nearly 12 km from Jodhpur railway station. it's my personal opinion that this place is ingnored by govt.but this place is witness of golden era of Jodhpur.

It is almost empty with no tourists flocking around most of the times. It is a great place for instagramers and photographers as it provides a great set up to click pictures. A deserted land almost 5-10 mins drive from main mandore garden. It has some 35-40 domes (samadhi of old queens). Check about the visiting timings

Very very beautiful historical palace..panchkund chattriya tourist place nice