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The World’s Largest Sundial Jantar Mantar Jaipur || Guided Tour | Detailed Explanation of all Astronomical Instruments विश्व की सबसे बड़ी धूपघड़ी यहाँ के 300 वर्ष पुराने यंत्र बताते है समय ,राशि और कुंडली
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antar Mantar Jaipur light and sound show timings:
Oct - Feb: 6:30 pm onwards
Mar - Apr: 7:00 pm onwards
May - Sep: 7:30 pm onwards
1. Vrihat Smarat Yantra: The Huge Sundiala big sun dial in jantar mantar
Vrihat Smarat Yantra is a gigantic sundial, placed at the center of Jantar Mantar observatory. This is 27 m long and renowned as the tallest sundial in the World. The Samrat Yantra, translating to ‘supreme instrument’ is an equinoctial sundial and measures time up to the precision of two seconds.
The shadow of the triangular wall of the yantra, which is positioned in the north-south direction with an angle identical to the latitude of this location, travels equal distances in equal intervals of time, on the eastern and western quadrants. This movement is standardized to calculate and interpret the local time.
2. Laghu Smarat Yantra
a staircase in jantar mantar Popular as small Smarat Yantra, it is smaller in size and calculates time up to the accuracy of twenty seconds. The ramp of this sundial points towards the North Pole, hence Jaipur time can be easily calculated from the position of ramp’s shadow on the fine divisions of the carved scale. The shadow of the triangular wall of the yantra tells the local time.
3. Ram Yantra
a beam structure in jantar mantar
Ram Yantra measures elevation and azimuth of Sun and planets. The instrument comprises a pair of tube-shaped structures, open to the sky. Each structure has a pole of equal height at the center. Scales indicating angles of altitude and azimuth of extra-terrestrial bodies are inscribed inside the walls of these structures. Ram Yantra is only seen in Jantar Mantar of Jaipur and New Delhi.
4. Jaya Prakash Yantra
a bowl like structure in jantar mantar
This is another major attraction in Jantar Mantar of Jaipur. This yantra consists of two hemispherical bowls like sundials with graded marbel slabs. The inverted image of the sky falls on the slabs and the movement of the inverted shadows help to detect the elevation, azimuth, hour angles and exact position of heavenly bodies.
5. Chakra Yantra
two circles look like clocks in jantar mantar
The chakra yantra, Jantar Mantar, Jaipur is a ring instrument which calculates the co-ordinates and the hour angle of Sun. It consists of four semi-circular arcs, on which the gnomon throws a shadow, hence deducing the declination of the Sun four times in a day.
6. Digamsa
a beautiful staircase structure in jantar mantar
Another must see instrument of Jantar Mantar is Digamsa. It is a pillar in the middle of two concentric outer circles, which helps to predict the sunrise and sunset timings in a day.
7. Nadivalaya
a huge sun dial in the premises of jantar mantar
With a pair of circular plates, facing north and south, Nadivalaya represent the two hemispheres of Earth. The wall of the plates is inclined at such a gradient, that the instrument is always parallel to Earth’s equatorial plane.
8. Karnti Vritya
Jantar Mantar excursion in Jaipur is not complete if you skip Karnti Vritya. This is a special instrument, used to measure the solar sign of the Sun in the daytime.