Eco Point Mandav

There are so many eco points in mandu, this is one of them. there is a small dome type structure built at various point in Mandu & also on the way from Dhar to Mandu. Actually, it was ancient time's mobile communication towers, if you shout from one tower, your sound will catch by another tower, by this method they can pass the message from bottom to top in Mandu within 3 mins. This system was mainly use during war situations.

Here you can listen you Eco very clearly.

Free to see
Parking available

Not just an eco point, this place has much more to offer. You will see points like: Dai Ka Mahal, Dai ki Choti behen Ka Mahal, Lal Bagh, Caravan Sarai, and Malik Mughith's Mosque here. We saw many tourists just going back from the eco point which is at the main road. Step in and explore all this area because it has huge history in itself. You will love the place. Dai Ka Mahal & Dai ki Choti behen Ka Mahal is actually there tomb. Every place has inscriptions at the entrance in English and Hindi Languages.

Caravan Sarai is a rectangular Inn built in European Style all Vaulted. It was built in AD 1437.

Malik Mughith's was Father of Mammud Khilji. This mosque was built in AD 1452.

Eco point located at the main road from where Dai Ka Mahal is visible. Your voice resonates when you shout there.

This point shouldn't be skipped.

I am not sure about the echo thing but there's a big and beautiful but unmarked structure at this place. They are working on cleaning and opening up the place for tourists.

It can be approached from main road as well as from within the complex. Its quite in ruins, but still pretty much beautiful. It makes a nice sight during rainy season when the green grass has surrounded the structure. One can spend some time there to enjoy the view.

This place is full of surprises, amazing points and all points has altogether different beauty! I have visited mandav twice but this time it was as Amazing as Nav Raj Hans performance shown in the picture! 🤩

The excho point was the place where the dai (midwife) used to sound off tot he palace guards/ staff when a baby was born in the royal family. The royals used to stay in the nearby quarters (a.k.a labour room) until the baby was delivered. Today, much of it is in ruins and needs maintenance. The talab opposite the echo point and Dai ka mahal is a beautiful place complete with lotuses.
Will ASI take note and make the place visitor friendly?

Place is beautiful but don't know why they stop the path by fencing backside

Mandav Festival Time is the best to visit here... ..from 30 december to 3 January