Caravan Sarai in Mandu is a historic structure built during the medieval period to serve as a resting and lodging place for traders, travelers, and caravans passing through the fortified city of Mandavgarh. Strategically located along ancient trade routes, the sarai provided shelter, storage space, and basic facilities for merchants and their animals. Constructed in the Indo-Islamic architectural style, the structure features a large open courtyard surrounded by rooms, arched entrances, and thick stone walls designed for security and comfort. Though now largely in ruins, Caravan Sarai reflects Mandu’s importance as a major commercial and cultural center during the Malwa Sultanate and remains an important heritage site for visitors exploring the town’s medieval history.