7682 reviews

Jatpura Gate

Name: Jatpura Gate
Address: Chandrapur, IN
Rating: 4.30

Wednesday 24 hours open

Historical landmark

X74W+X66, Jatpura gate, Ramala Talav Rd, Bazar Ward, Chandrapur, Maharashtra 442402, India

Chandrapur Maharashtra

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Jatpura Gate is a historical landmark located in Chandrapur, Maharashtra. The average rating of this place is 4.30 out of 5 stars based on 7682 reviews. The street address of this place is X74W+X66, Jatpura gate, Ramala Talav Rd, Bazar Ward, Chandrapur, Maharashtra 442402, India. It is about 0.97 kilometers away from the Chandrapur railway station.

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Where is Jatpura Gate located?: Jatpura Gate is located at X74W+X66, Jatpura gate, Ramala Talav Rd, Bazar Ward, Chandrapur, Maharashtra 442402, India.
What is the off day for Jatpura Gate?: Jatpura Gate is 7 days open 24hr
What is the nearest railway station from Jatpura Gate?: Chandrapur railway station is the nearest railway station to Jatpura Gate. It is nearly 0.97 kilometers away from it.

What people say about Jatpura Gate

Amit Tantla 13 months ago

A historical landmark of Chandrapur,
This gate is looking good but due to the traffic and congested road we can not take a proper look of this gate i visit here multiple times but always miss the overall view of this gate. Overall this gate is good that enhances the beauty of Chandrapur city.

Anup Surendra Jaiswal (Anup Dada) 24 months ago

Jatpura Gate is 5 minute walk from our ancestral home in Chandrapur so we have many memories associated with it. It is one of the four entry gates of Chandrapur. Looks beautiful during festivals and when it is decorated. The huge saffron flag adds to its beauty.
However, due to narrow opening and increasing vehicles, there are daily traffic jams in evening despite the gates being made to serve one way traffic.

Dr RRE 19 months ago

It is situated at the heart of Chandrapur city of Maharashtra State.

It is a monument of national importance.
Maintained by Archeological Survey of India.

It is founded by Khandkya Ballal Sah, a Gond king of the 13th century.