Another architectural gem is the Sas Bahu ka Mandir, in another part of the fort, are not dedicated to a mother-in-law (Sas) and daughter-in-law (Bahu) as is sometimes supposed. Sas-Bahu is the name traditionally given to two adjoining temples of different sizes. This famous pilgrimage place situated in Gwalior - the historic city, in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.

Basically, this temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Mahipala, the Kachchwah king, built it in the early 11th century. Originally known as the "Sahasrabahu" temple, this is probably the most ancient of the structures within the fort precinct.

The Vishnu Temple , built by Yasomati, wife of the commander in chief of the Mewar rulers, was destroyed, but what remains are two beautiful Temples - SAS BAHU - dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The larger of the two is profusely sculpted with graceful figures and intricate patterns. This is apparent in the interior where, above the sculpted walls and pillars, an elaborately carved lotus adorns the roof, the carvings and deep inlaid work are remarkable and even today have withstood the passage of time and the vagaries of weather.