Honesty is boring. Here is the old observatory that has been used many are lined up. For those who are not interested in astronomy is not just appear as just a little fashionable ruins :( :(:(:(:(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((( More

If you are in Jaipur I would give this place a look but dont go especially for it. Its nice enough for 1/2 an hour but no more. More

Delhi and Agra both have Jantar Mantar and definitely Jaipur's is better one. More

Get a Guide! This is incrediblely interesting with the right guide! More

I am not really into astronomy so it didn't really enthrall me as much as it did my friend. I just sort of went along so probably the problem was me. More

very scientific and it is amazing to see the accuracy of these 18th century instruments More

as you enter you see giant walls and you are unable to make anything out but if you hire a guide or a recorded version it becomes clear what the walls mean and what they depict it is a proof the our Schoclors and Mathematicians had worked hard even in those days and that Era to make people and the... More

I would rate this as OK. More a relic of the past, perhaps not presented very well. it was a bit of a sixer for the childern ( i mean it went above their heads, they were more interested in swords, kings, archery and the like) . not something i would suggest as interesting. More

Being honest, if you're just walking around you would admire the architecture of the place...to understand what is going on, you would need a guide. It is intriguing how the structures are used and the accuracy of them also. It is also much bigger than the one in Delhi (and I would dare to say - better) More