Carvan Sarai

Carvan sarai is the place where the rulers put their prisoners to punish them. This place is kind of Historic Jail some parts of this building is broken like the front row but the government is constructing them as like old ways

The inscription engraved in stone and installed by the ASI near the gate reads
“ Built in AD 1437, caravan Sarai is a large inn comprising extensive court resembling the medieval inns of Europe.
The open court is 225 ft long and 215 ft broad. It is bordered on all sides by corridors with arched openings rooms. There are two rooms at the end of each corridor. These rooms were used for the storage of goods and the halls of the arched corridor were used as accommodation.
Form the size of the Sarai it appears that during those days Mandu was a flourishing trade center and traders from far and wide visiting Mandu were staying at Caravan Sarai.

Nothing much to see apart from the old building that is repetitive in nature. Not many people visit so could be secluded.

It's an inn created for travelers to rest. The complex is huge and consists of a number of small chambers.