Tripura, India

Shrinathji Temple, Nathdwara - Divinity Beckons!

Udaipur, Tripura, India

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Best time: October-March

2 hours

Discover Shrinathji Temple in Nathdwara, a must-see religious site on your Rajasthan tour! Feel the blessings of Lord Krishna and explore its fascinating past. A truly spiritual experience!

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Top Activities in Shrinathji Temple, Nathdwara

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Admire The Intricate Artwork
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Attend The Daily Darshans
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Explore The Temple Complex
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Soak In The Spiritual Atmosphere
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Visit The Local Markets
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Witness The Elaborate Rituals

Detailed Information

Best Time to Visit

October-March

When to visit place on the day

All-Day

Approximate expense

₹1,000 per person

History

The Shrinathji idol was originally enshrined in Mathura. In the 17th century, during the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb's reign and his persecution of Hindu temples, the idol was moved to Mewar for safekeeping. Legend says the chariot carrying the idol miraculously became stuck in Nathdwara, which was interpreted as a divine sign, and a temple was built there. The temple has since flourished as a major center of the Pushtimarg sect of Vaishnavism, attracting devotees from all over India and beyond.

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9/10

Jag Mandir

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Admire the lake views

Capture stunning photographs

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2 hours

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Admire the detailed carvings

Explore the intricate cenotaphs

9.5/10

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3 hours

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₹10,000

Enjoy a meal with lake view

Explore the palace courtyards

9/10

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4 hours

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₹1,000

Capture stunning photographs

Enjoy a boat ride at sunset

7/10

Haldighati

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3 hours

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₹1,000

Enjoy scenic views of the valley

Explore the Maharana Pratap Museum