Galta Temple, jaipur-Rajasthan
The site features natural springs that flow into a series of seven sacred kunds (water tanks) where pilgrims bathe, especially the continuously filled Galta Kund.
Architecture of the Temple
Built from pink sandstone, the site blends Rajasthani and Mughal architectural styles. Expect intricately carved stone pillars, rounded chhatris, frescoed walls, and royal haveli-like structures surrounded by natural beauty.
The seven kunds are uniquely fed by springs emerging through a “Gau-Mukh” (cow’s mouth) rock formation—adding both symbolism and functionality to the design.
Key shrines: the main Hanuman temple, Shri Gyan Gopal Ji Temple (in haveli style without a shikhara), Sitaram Ji temple, and a small Sun Temple at the hills’ summit offering panoramic views of Jaipur.
How to Reach to Temple
By Road: Approximately 10 km from Jaipur via NH21. Accessible by taxi, auto-rickshaw, or rental vehicle; there is parking near the entrance.
By Train: Bais Godam Station is about 1 km away. Jaipur Junction is ~12 km and a convenient hub to reach via local transit.
By Air: Jaipur International Airport, around 10–15 km away, connects via taxi or bus to the temple.
By Trek: For a scenic route, hike from Surajpol Bazaar uphill past the Sun Temple to reach Galta Ji in about 30 minutes
Temple Timings
