Siddharth Mishra
Garh Ganesh is the place which is very good and when you go to that temple, then it is even better. Or view is even better from Garh Ganesh.
What visitors say about Shree Garh Ganesh Temple, Jaipur
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Siddharth Mishra
Garh Ganesh is the place which is very good and when you go to that temple, then it is even better. Or view is even better from Garh Ganesh.
Gourav Pareek (GP)
ॐ श्री गणेशाय नमः This place has some different vibes, the treak is a little hard but it feels like you're being tested and cleansed.. The feeling when you reach up there in pain and all sweaty, and when u see bappa, it's just incomparable.. After darshan you can have some snacks. My personal fav is MamaJi's Sprouts. Great place to go enjoy weekends, must go and get blessings from lord Ganesh
lalit sharma
Best for night view and best wives
Sunil Kumar
The only temple in the country located on the Aravalli ranges in Jaipur city, where there is a statue of Ganesha without a trunk. This temple is famous by the name of Garh Ganesh. For the establishment of Jaipur in the 18th century, Sawai Jai Singh had invited special pundits from Gujarat to perform Ashwamedh Yagya here. While laying the foundation of Jaipur, an idol of Balrup Ganesha was worshipped. The idol of the same Ganapati was enshrined on the hill of Aravalli in the northern direction of the city by building a fort (garh). He believed that this would keep Lord Shri Ganesh's eye on the entire city. Will get his blessings. A staircase was built everyday to reach the Garh Ganesh temple, built at a height of 500 feet. In this way, the construction of each ladder continued for the whole 365 days. Today, to fulfill their wishes, hundreds of devotees from far and wide reach the temple by climbing 365 steps and have darshan of Lord Ganesha in the form of a child without a trunk. Regular visiting devotees believe that every wish sought from Garh Ganesha is fulfilled by visiting it continuously on seven Wednesdays. Two rats are also installed at the main entrance, in whose ears the devotees tell their wishes, the rats convey those wishes to Bal Ganesha. With the establishment of this temple, photography was banned here. The idol in the sanctum sanctorum of the temple was never photographed. In such a situation, even after almost 300 years of the establishment of the temple, the picture of Lord Ganesha did not appear. God can be seen just by looking. The special thing about the temple is that the architects of Sawai Jaisingh got the temple constructed in such a place that the king could stand from the City Palace and visit the temple every morning and evening for aarti. Garh Ganesh, Govind Dev Temple, City Palace and Albert Hall were built parallel to each other in the same direction on the hill.
RANU GAUTAM
My experience was amazing..... Go for it
Adwitaa Singh
It's a peaceful place. The scene from above is pretty. I'd suggest travellers wear shoes, as you might slip in slippers while climbing up.
Yatharth Jajoo
Mountain view is very attractive
Vansh Sharma
Nice experience
Kuldeep Singh Rana
awesome temple, located at the hill top. Had to trek there to reach,but its worth visiting there. Try to go there early morning.
Pawan Jangid
Heaven on earth
Yojit Agrawal
Best mandir and vieww too
Anil Saini
Awesome palace
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