Best places: Things to dos in Gwalior, India

👍👍 Superb experience. Staff behaviour is also very good

👍👍 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.

👍👍 Atmosphere in morning is very nice . No one can imagine the atmosphere of there . You can worship there . Very holy temple . You can also come with your parents . You can have food and you can get . My experience is also good so . I have recognized the place . I ensure you all that this was great ni...

👍👍 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.

👍👍 The fort is awesome, I truly have seen many forts but this was a little different. The architecture is marvelous, the ventilation system which was made during that time is astounding. How thoughtful the kings were. The art on the outside walls of the fort is based on Hindu religious beliefs. And you...

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

👍👍 One of the most beautiful places for weddings in Gwalior. Rang Mahal garden actually fulfils its name. It's colourful and gigantic. It feels that you have entered another era.

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

👍👍 Products are too good. Specially dhoop datti aroma is very good and feel calm and devotional.

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.

👍 This park which used to be called "dussehra maidan" was renamed as "atal park" in the month of December,2022 probably in the honour of our late prime minister Shri atal bihari vajpayee. This park has a public toilet which was functional at the time this review was written. The park is surrounded w...

👍👍 One of the must visit place in Gwalior. This is a museum dedicated to Maratha and Scindia dynasty. You can see the evolution of Maratha dynasty here. Silver train was very interesting and beautiful. Some artifacts shows that how much advance Scindia palace was during that time. this palace is very e...

👍 One of the best and historical place in Gwalior . Once upon a time it was damaged due to heavy fire 🔥 however now it’s rebuilt and now looking very very beautiful It’s pride place we can say Very old landmarks

👍👍 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..