Jantar Mantar
An 18th-century astronomical observation site featuring 19 architectural instruments, including the world's largest stone sundial (27m). Built by King Sawai Jai Singh II and completed in 1738. UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Practical Information
Prices verified: Jan 19, 2026Entrance Fee
Foreigners
Adult
200 INR~200 $
Student
100 INR~100 $
Locals
Adult
50 INR~50.0 $
Student
20 INR~20.0 $
Included in composite ticket 400/1000 INR. Best time 11am-2pm when sundials are most accurate
Best Time to Visit
Visit between 11am-2pm when the sundials are most accurate. Allow 45-60 minutes.
Connectivity & Services
Wheelchair access
PartialAudio guide
Not availableStaff assistance
Not availableFacilities & Services
restrooms
guided tours
benches
information
Working Hours
Verified: Jan 19, 2026Monday09:00 — 17:00
Tuesday09:00 — 17:00
Wednesday09:00 — 17:00
Thursday09:00 — 17:00
Friday09:00 — 17:00
Saturday09:00 — 17:00
Sunday09:00 — 17:00
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faq.subtitle Jantar Mantar
Houses Samrat Yantra, the world's largest stone sundial at 27m, which can measure time to within 2 seconds accuracy. All 19 instruments are still functional
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