Sas Bahu Temples (Sahastrabahu)
📍 Near Suraj Kund, Gwalior Fort, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh 474008
Built in 1093 CE by Kachchhapaghata King Mahipala, these twin temples were originally named 'Sahastrabahu' (the thousand-armed Lord Vishnu) before vernacular distortion turned it into Sas-Bahu (Mother-in-law & Daughter-in-law). The larger temple features a three-storey cruciform mandapa with ornate carved architraves, cantilevered balconies, and lotus-rosette ceilings overlooking the city.
Entry Fee
Included in Fort Monument ticket
Best Time
Daytime
Best Season
October to March
Time Required
1–2 hours
How to reach
Eastern ridge of Gwalior Fort complex, accessible via car or on foot from the Urvai Gate.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the entry fee for Sas Bahu Temples (Sahastrabahu)?
The entry fee for Sas Bahu Temples (Sahastrabahu) is Included in Fort Monument ticket.
What is the best time and season to visit Sas Bahu Temples (Sahastrabahu)?
The best season to visit is October to March, and the ideal time of day is morning or late afternoon.
How do I reach Sas Bahu Temples (Sahastrabahu)?
Eastern ridge of Gwalior Fort complex, accessible via car or on foot from the Urvai Gate.
How much time is required to explore Sas Bahu Temples (Sahastrabahu)?
A typical visit to Sas Bahu Temples (Sahastrabahu) takes around 1 to 2 hours.