This ancient pilgrim site amidst was one of the principal seats of the Ramanand sect of Vaishnavites. The captivating pilgrimage center is also associated with sage Galava who performed penance here. The sacred site has a temple dedicated to the Sun God (which is the only one of its kind in this part of the country) built by Diwan Kriparam which can also be reached through a 2.5 km. climb from the Suraj Pol. The temple spires and peaks overlooking a picturesque gorge provides an impressive view of the Jaipur city. The temples, pavilions and holy kunds along the lush landscape makes it a very delightful spot. To the east of the temple is a reservoir or a tank which is perennially fed by a never-failing spring of pure water falling from a gaumukh (an outlet shaped like the mouth of a cow). Many pilgrims visit this sacred site to take a holy dip in the kunds, the waters of which are believed to possess curative powers. Nearby, are located various other ancient temples, beautiful garden and kiosks.