Nathdwara, Eklingji, Shrinathji & Haldighati Day Tour
Embark on a spiritually enriching Nathdwara day tour from Udaipur — covering the sacred Shrinathji Temple, the ancient Eklingji Temple, the historic battlefield of Haldighati, and the temple town of Nagda. Private AC cab, hotel pickup, experienced driver — all included.
The Best Way To Do Your Nathdwara Day Tour From Udaipur
A great Nathdwara day tour from Udaipur starts with a dependable ride. Rajasthan Cabs Service provides a comfortable, fully air-conditioned private cab for this full-day excursion to Shrinathji Temple, Eklingji Temple, Haldighati and Nagda, so you can enjoy your darshan and sightseeing without worrying about transport.
Our Nathdwara day tour from Udaipur comes with an experienced local driver who knows the route well, ensuring safe driving, timely hotel pickup from Udaipur, and a smooth same-day return.
Whether you're travelling with family, as a couple or in a group, our Nathdwara day tour from Udaipur offers fixed, transparent pricing with no hidden charges and 24/7 support — making Rajasthan Cabs Service the trusted choice for your day trip.
Eklingji Temple
The Eklingji Temple, one of the most revered pilgrimage sites in Rajasthan, is located 22 km from Udaipur. Originally built by Bappa Rawal — the founding king of Mewar — this magnificent temple is dedicated to Lord Eklingji, the presiding deity of the Mewar clan. The complex houses a stunning four-faced black marble idol of Lord Shiva, surrounded by 108 smaller temples.
Nagda
Nagda is a historic town dotted with ancient and beautifully crafted temples. Once the ancient capital of the Mewar kingdom, it is home to several old and remarkably ornate temple structures alongside newer ones, including the Birla Mandir, making it a fascinating stop for history and heritage lovers on the Nathdwara tour.
Shrinathji Temple, Nathdwara
Nathdwara — 48 km north of Udaipur on the banks of the Banas River — is home to the famous Shrinathji Temple, one of the most important Krishna temples in India. The temple houses a 12th-century idol of Lord Krishna as an infant (murti), drawing thousands of pilgrims and devotees for darshan every day.
Haldighati
Haldighati is the legendary mountain pass in the Aravalli Range, 40 km from Udaipur, connecting Rajsamand and Pali districts. Famous for the historic 1576 battle between Maharana Pratap and the Mughal army led by Man Singh, it is a deeply significant heritage and patriotic landmark. The name "Haldighati" comes from its distinctive turmeric-coloured yellow soil.
