Jogi Mahal
जोगी महल
A small red sandstone palace on the shore of Padam Talao, beside one of India's largest banyan trees, once a royal hunting lodge.
Jogi Mahal was originally a hunting lodge of the Jaipur royal family and later served as a guesthouse for the forestry department. It no longer offers accommodation to the public. The large banyan tree in the courtyard is said to be several hundred years old, and its aerial roots have spread into a small forest, making it one of the park's landmarks. The palace lies near the reserve entrance and is often a stop on safari routes. It can also be glimpsed from the roadside on the way to the fort. Monkeys are common nearby, so keep your food secure.
Opening hours
Depends on hunt or castle opening times
Nearby sights
- Ranthambore Fort
- Padam Talao
- Trinetra Ganesh Temple
- Rajbagh Talao & Ruins
- Malik Talao
- Amareshwar Mahadev Temple
- Ranthambore National Park
- Dastkar Ranthambhore