Mandore Gardens is a historic garden located about 9 km from Jodhpur city, once the capital of Marwar before Jodhpur was established.

The garden dates back to the 6th century and features royal cenotaphs (chhatris) dedicated to Marwar rulers, notable for their intricate Rajput architecture in red sandstone.

The most famous cenotaph is of Maharaja Ajit Singh, a multi-storied structure with detailed carvings, pillars, and balconies.

Mandore Gardens also house the Hall of Heroes with colorful statues of local Rajput folk heroes and deities carved into a rock wall.

The Shrine of 33 Crore Gods is a unique temple with vibrant paintings depicting numerous Hindu gods.

A Government Museum inside the garden displays artifacts, sculptures, and relics showcasing the region’s rich heritage.

The garden is a botanical delight with terraced lawns, flowering plants, and shade trees, offering a pleasant and peaceful environment for visitors.

It is a popular spot for history enthusiasts and a scenic place for leisurely walks and cultural exploration.