The Mahamandir Temple was built in 1812 and is one of Jodhpur's most popular tourist attractions. It is well-known for its magnificent architecture, which is supported by 84 intricately carved pillars. Intricate stone carvings portray yoga positions on these pillars. The temple's walls are also decorated with traditional designs, giving it a magnificent royal aspect.

The Mahamandir Temple, which was established in 1812, is one of Jodhpur's most popular tourist attractions. This temple, which is around two kilometres from Jodhpur on the road to Mandore, has carved 84 pillars that are a sight to behold. It is well-known around the world for its magnificent stone carvings depicting yoga positions. In addition, Mahamandir Temple is home to a number of shrines and temples. The temple's walls and pillars are ornately carved with traditional themes.
 

• In this temple, the devotees can always go and worship. 
• People can go around clicking photos and recording videos. 
• You can interact with the locals about this temple and get to know about the temple's history.
   

• Do not take any eatables inside the temple.
• Photography is not prohibited there, so you can capture those beautiful views inside out. 
• Visitors have to open their shoes and get inside the temple.
   

Rajasthan's Jodhpur is well-known. As the 'Sun City,' it is apparent that the city has to deal with extremely hot temperatures during the summer months. To prevent this, one should visit this dynamic city after the summer, between the months of October and March.

• Ghanta Ghar
• Jaswant Thada 
• Toorji Ka Jhalra 
• Mehrangarh Fort Museum and Trust
   

Lord Shiva is the major deity inside the temple. Mahamandir, about 2 kilometers from Jodhpur on the road to Mandore, is home to a number of prehistoric shrines and dwellings with intricate stone carvings. The temple's walls are adorned with antique designs, which add to the grandeur of the structure.