Barmer, Rajasthan
Kiradu Archaeological Site encompasses structural remains, scattered fragments, and terrain features around the Kiradu temple group. The landscape preserves evidence of masonry, carvings, and settlement patterns that inform regional history and craft traditions.
Kiradu reflects medieval architectural activity in western Rajasthan, with phases of building and adaptation visible through surviving elements and reused stones.
Structural bases: Plinths and alignments indicating former halls and corridors.
Carved fragments: Ornamental pieces that suggest narrative panels and decorative borders.
Landscape context: Arid plains and rocky knolls framing the complex.
Heritage photography, site observation, and study of carving styles.
Do not move or collect artifacts; leave materials in place.
Stay on paths; respect restricted areas and fragile structures.
Carry water; avoid touching delicate carvings.
Nearest Airport: Jodhpur – approx. 150–180 km
Major Railway Stations:
Barmer – approx. 30–40 km
Jodhpur Junction – major interchange
Approach via highways and local roads; limited shade and facilities near site.
Regional buses connect towns; taxis or autos are typical for visits. Mobile coverage can be intermittent.
October–March offers milder temperatures and clearer visibility for site study.