Sas Bahu Mandir - सास बहू मंदिर

Key Highlights

◉ The actual name of the temple is Sahastrabahu Temple.
◉ The Saas Bahu Mandir name is the popular name of the temple.
◉ Famous place for photography, historical, architecture, archeology and Gwalior city view.
Sas Bahu Ka Mandir is a group of two temples in the east corner of Gwalior Fort, and is popularly known as Sas Bahu Mandir. The literal meaning is also taken from Bada and Chhota Mandir in general as mother-in-law's and daughter-in-law's temple. The origin of the name of the temple is likely from the name Sahastrabahu which means thousand arms. Later it came to be known as Saas Bahu.

Who built the Saas Bahu Temple?
According to the archeological splendor and proud traditions, this temple was built by the Kachhapghat rulers. The construction of the temple was started by Rajaratn Pal which was completed in the reign of King Mahipal in 1093 AD.

Architecture of Sas Bahu Temple
The fully developed temple was constructed row-time in the north-south direction with the sanctum sanctorum, the maha mandapa and the ardha mandapa being from south to north. The richly carved pillars and the ceiling of the central auditorium are surrounded on three sides by pediries and the outer walls are full of geometric, floral motifs, animal birds, yards, dancers, musicians and beautiful scenes of Krishna Leela.The outer walls of the small temple are also painted in the same way. The temple also has a small central auditorium cell.

The stone inscription in the main pavilion of the big temple gives information about the construction of the temple, religious community, religious community, religious rituals and the revenue of the temple.

Where is Saas Bahu Temple?
Saas Bahu Temple is in the premises of the famous Gwalior Fort situated on the high hill of Gwalior city in Madhya Pradesh.

There is no guide facility of any kind in the temple premises. Ample parking facility is available outside the temple premises. This temple is a very good place for photography, historical, architecture, archeology and Gwalior city view.

This temple comes under the National Protected Monument. There is no worship of any kind in the sanctum of the temple, so no priest or mahant is appointed in the temple. All the people working in the temple are regular government employees. Entry to Sas Bahu Temple is not free as in other temples, the entry fee for this temple is shared with Teli's temple.
Popular Name: Sahasrabahu Temple, Saas Bahu Mandir, Sasbahu Temple Gwalior, Harisadanam temple
सास बहू मंदिर - हिन्दी में पढ़ें
सास बहू का मंदिर ग्वालियर किले के पूर्व कोने में दो मंदिरों का समूह है, तथा सास बहू मंदिर के रूप में लोकप्रिय है। शाब्दिक अर्थ भी सास और बहू के मंदिर के रूप में सामान्य रूप से बड़ा व छोटा मंदिर से लिया जाता है।

Information

Open Close Timing
सूर्योदय से सूर्यास्त तक।
Basic Services
Drinking Water, Power Backup, Washrooms, CCTV Security, Sitting Benches
Founder
Rajaratna Pal / Raja Mahipal
Founded
1093 AD
Organized By
Archaeological Survey of India
Dedicated To
Bhagwan Vishnu

How To Reach

Address 📧
Fort Campus, Near Post Office Gwalior Madhya Pradesh
Metro 🚇
Road 🚗
Shabd Pratap Ashram Road >> Urvai Gate Gwalior Fort
Nearest Railway 🚉
Gwalior
Air ✈
Gwalior Airport, Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Airport Agra
Social Media
Coordinates 🌐
26.223621°N, 78.170157°E

Photo Gallery

Bahu Mandir

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Bahu Temple From Sas Temple

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Gwalior From Sas Bahu Mandir

Gwalior View From Sas Bahu Mandir

Mandapam

Mandapam Nakkashi

Mandapam Roof

Mandapam Wall

Photo Frame Sas Mandir

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Sas Bahu Mandir From Bahu Temple

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Sas Bahu Mandir on Google Map

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