Jantar Mantar

After Agrasen ki Baoli, now we were going towards our next destination. We chose Jantar Mantar now. Why Jantar Mantar? Because it was only 1.5 km away from the Baoli. As I have already told you about the experience of Agrasen ki Baoli in our previous blog, now we were hoping for some good at Jantar Mantar. I asked Khazan to take the photos of the signboards for directions towards Agrasen ki Baoli. We were walking continuously, and I was looking something to eat.  

5 Rs. bchao online ticket booking pe!

Finally, we reached at the entrance of Jantar Mantar. Khazan was surprised to look this location and said that he has crossed this path so many times but never encountered this Jantar Mantar. There was crowd at the ticket counter, so we decided to book the tickets online. There was some server issue with the websites because the main page was not loading easily. We were already troubled with the heat. After 10 minutes of patience, we got our tickets. There was something written on the wall as guidelines that 30 Rs. will be charged for filming a video. We asked about it and guard informed us that there was a cameraman, hired by Jantar Mantar, who used to provide the videos to the public.

Insaan khush ho na, toh garmi kam lgti hai!

It was almost 35 degree temperature. We were taking photos in this heat. While going towards Jantar Mantar, Khazan met a youtuber named Nisar from Jama Masjid. We asked him to subscribe our channel and to follow our instagram account, and we did the same. 




There was a man, who brought his grandson to visit the Jantar Mantar. He asked Khazan to click a photo of his grandson.


We tried to use the time lapse feature also, but the wind was not allowing us. After clicking photos, drinking water, using washroom and read some of the information inside the premises of Jantar Mantar, we were going towards our next destination. We ate icecream and left for Gurdwara Bangla Sahib.

You can check our photos and videos to watch our full journey or you can share your valuable feedback with the blogger. 



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