Madan Mohan Temple
It is a key pilgrimage site in the Gaudiya Vaishnav tradition and is known as one of the Char Dham of Karauli district — alongside Kaila Devi, Mehandipur Balaji, and Shri Mahavirji Temples
Architecture of the Temple
Constructed in authentic Rajasthani architectural style, using reddish‑pink Karauli stone and lime mortar, the temple stands near the Karauli Fort complex.
Features include a spacious jagmohan (assembly hall), a wide open courtyard, and a circular parikrama (circumambulatory path) around the garbhagriha (sanctum)
Adjacent to the main shrine are smaller shrines dedicated to neighboring deities; the temple is known for its towering presence, especially during moonlit nights when its stone architecture appears even more dramatic
How to Reach to Temple
📌 Location:
By Road: Karauli is about 140 km from Jaipur via NH-11. Regular RSRTC buses, taxis and state/private vehicles connect from Jaipur, Delhi, and Kota
By Rail: Mahaveerji Railway Station (SMBJ) is approx. 7 km away on the Delhi–Mumbai line. Buses and auto-rickshaws are available for last-mile transport
By Air: Nearest airport is Jaipur International Airport (~150–160 km). From there, taxis or buses go to Karauli and onward to the temple
Temple Timings
