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Best Things to do in Nathdwara

Rajasthan is a land full of rich cultural delight, architectural beauty, paintings, artwork, and historical forts and fables. There is another side of the traditionally rich state at Nathdwara known for its marvellous religious sects, temples, villages, and medieval past. It is a religious town of Rajasthan located on the western side of the state in the Aravalli hills. The city is on the banks of the Banas River and closely located to Udaipur which is just 48km away. An exotic gateway to the famous Shreenathi Temple that belongs to Lord Krishna, Nathdwara receives numerous amount of travellers every single year. Come here to also witness the artistic side of the city by looking at Pichwai paintings and colourful terracotta products. 

1. Divine Visit to Shreenathji Temple

One of the best places to visit in Nathdwara is Shreenathji Temple that resembles the city’s popularity among travellers. It is a prominent Vaishnavite shrine dedicated to Lord Krishna. The temple has its rich past dates back to 1672AD and the extreme faith of Hindu devotees coming from various parts of the globe.

2. Udaipur

Udaipur is another interesting place near Nathdwara, which is about 48kms away from Nathdwara. This City of Lakes is famous for its handicrafts, silver jewellery, miniature paintings and Rajput paintings.

3. Explore the Historically Rich Haldighati

Haldighati got its famous characteristic due to two main things. One is the turmeric coloured soil all around the place and the second is the historical past attached with the famous Maharana Pratap who took on the winning battle with the Mughal Army of Akbar here.

4. Witness Architectural Beauty of Shri Eklingji Temple

See the architectural sight of Nathdwara by dropping at the famous Shri Eklingji temple. One cannot keep away from looking at the marvellous 108+ temple complex best complimented by detailed artistic work.

5. Nagda

About 30 kms. from Nathdwara towards Udaipur is Nagda, an early Mewar capital, established in the 7th century. It was ruined by the invader Altamash in the 1220s but still has a few temples worth seeing.

6. Hear the Glorious Tale at Kumbhalgarh Fort

Located just 51km away from Nathdwara, lies the glorious crown of Rajasthan called Kumbhalgarh Fort. It has impressive rounded bastions and history dates back to the 15th century. Maharana Kumbha who was the invincible charm of Rajput supremacy.