Galtaji Jaipur
People taking dip at the Galta Kund
Galtaji temple in Jaipur is one of the holiest shrines for people of Jaipur. It is actually a complex that houses 3 temples inside it, a temple dedicated to Sun god, a Hanuman temple and a Balaji temple.
The first unique thing about this temple that will immediately strike you is its unconventional look. As its mansion or haveli like look will completely baffle you and may even make you presume that you’re not heading inside a temple but a majestic mansion.
Another important thing about this temple is that you’ll find lot of monkeys here. In fact this temple is sometimes referred as monkey temple.
History of Galtaji Temple
The temple is located 20km from main Jaipur city, on Jaipur-Agra Highway, near famous Sisodia Rani ka Bagh.
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