The Monkey Temple in Jaipur is a nickname for Garta, located on the mountain in the east of the city, because there is a considerable number of monkeys here, so the name is given. There are many Hindus bathing in the pool early in the morning, and locals like to come here for the holidays to shower with holy water. Climbing to the top can also overlook Jaipur.

Monkey Temple is here there are many wild monkeys, because the monkeys have been robbed of glasses, so here is particularly afraid, in this attraction you can see a lot of wild monkeys walking around the eaves of the temple, they will not be afraid of people!

A monkey inside Galtaji Hindu Temple or Monkey Temple near the city of Jaipur in Rajasthan

Monkey Temple is a large and ancient Hindu temple in Jaipur. The temple is built on the mountain. The complex is large. There is a deep pool in the middle. There are indeed many monkeys here. At the same time, I saw the ascetic monks practicing here. A great temple is worth visiting.

The Monkey Temple is a nickname for Garta and is located on the hill in the east of the city because there are a considerable number of monkeys here, so it is named. There are many Hindus who will bathe in the pool early in the morning, and locals like to come here to shower with holy water during the festival. Climbing to the top can also overlook Jaipur city.

I like monkeys very much and came to the monkey temple with great excitement. The monkey temple is a nickname for Garta and is located on the mountain in the east of the city. It is named because there are a considerable number of monkeys here. There are many Hindus bathing in the pool early in the morning, and locals like to come here for the holidays to shower with holy water. Climbing to the top can also overlook Jaipur. The beauty of the Monkey Temple is different from the Amber Fort, there is no spectacular but unique style of Amber Fort, and it is wonderful and sacred that when we arrive on the mountain, Muslims in the whole city are praying and singing around the sky.

Monkey Temple, full name Swayambhunath, is located on the top of the hill overlooking Kathmandu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This place occupied by monkeys is a fascinating and slightly confusing temple where Buddhism and Hinduism coexist. The entire monastery is built around a glittering white pagoda, an iconic white pagoda that is a holy place for Tibetan Buddhism. The five-color scriptures rise in the winter wind and you can see the Buddha's eyes from afar. Practical information: 200 rupees for the Monkey Temple ticket. The first time I went to the Monkey Temple after the earthquake, the collapse was quite serious.