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This 1899 royal cremation ground features a polished white marble cenotaph built for Maharaja Jaswant Singh II.
Located a short walk from Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada is often called the Taj Mahal of Marwar. It serves as the traditional cremation ground for the Rathore rulers of Jodhpur. Please maintain respectful silence during your visit.
Visitors can explore the main memorial, surrounding sandstone monuments, and terraced gardens. Entry costs ₹50 for international visitors and ₹30 for domestic tourists.
20 minsWhite marble cenotaph
The central monument is an 1899 cenotaph built from intricately carved white marble. It features delicate lattice screens and serves as the primary memorial for Maharaja Jaswant Singh II. Visit in the early morning to see the polished stone emit a warm glow in the sunlight.
15 minsRed sandstone structures
The area surrounding the main memorial contains smaller cenotaphs carved from red sandstone. These structures honor other members of the royal family in a quiet setting. Walk among the monuments and look for the unique cenotaph dedicated to a royal peacock.
20 minsViews of Mehrangarh
Multi-tiered gardens and a small, peaceful lake sit at the edge of the complex. Local birds frequently visit the water throughout the day. Stand near the lake for an excellent, clear view looking back up at Mehrangarh Fort.
