Sendra Granite, Pali District, Rajasthan
It is a unique example of nature's capacity as a sculptor. Sendra granite, a plutonic igneous rock of about 900 m. y. ago,
intrudes into the Delhi Supergroup of metasedimentary rocks. Large bosses are concordantly emplaced in the calc‐ gneiss
while small bodies are mostly distributed in and around the hornblende schists.
Wind and water acting over thousands of years, has sculpted the granite into marvellous structures that have inspired man through ages.
The area is located on the Sendra‐Pali Road and is exposed on either side of NH-8 near Sendra. Ajmer‐ Ahmedabad Section of Western
Railway passes through this granite massif.
