Rent A Car / Taxi Fare for One Day Tour to Eklingji, Nathdwara & Haldighati
Eklingji, Nathdwara and Haldighati Day Tour will be an unforgettable experience for you. Post your arrival to Udaipur, you will be comfortably driven for excursion tour to Eklingji, Nathdwara and Haldighati.Eklingji at a Glance
A religious complex in the Northern region of Mewar which was built in the 734 AD is the house to 108 temples which were aesthetically chiselled with minute attention to details. Their finesse are bound to mesmerize you. Devoted to Eklingji, the complex is enclosed with humungous walls. It is about 22 kms far from Udaipur. Built by Bappa Rawal the then King of Udaipur, it carries a historical significance and epitomizes the devotion to Lord Eklingji. On your visit to Eklingji, apart from visiting the main shrine which is a double story building with a carved tower and roof styled in a pyramid shape, and temple you can also pay visits to several other temples such as Pataleshwar Mahadev, Arbada Mata, Vibdhyvasini Devi and also Rathasan Devi. You may also want to visit the regions of Kailashpuri dynasty nearby.
Nathdwara
48 kms from Udaipur, Nathdwara was built in the 17th century. According to historical legends, the Vaishnavite Shrine was built exactly where the Lord himself wanted it to be built. When the image of Lord Krishna was being transported via a cart to keep it protected from the wrath of invader Aurangzeb, the wheel sank deep all of a sudden. It could not be taken out inspite of plenty of efforts. The spot was deemed as the place, Lord Krishna wanted his temple to be constructed and that’s how Nathdwara came into existence.Haldighati
Towards the South-West of Nathdwara, the land witnessed the biggest battle ever fought between Maharana Pratap and Akbar in 1576 AD. The sand of this huge terrain which got covered with blood is enough to send chills down our spines. Haldighati is also known for the loyalty and sacrifice of Chetak- Maharana’s horse who sacrificed his life and remained dedicated to Maharana till his very last breath. While you visit Haldighati don’t forget to catch a glimpse of the ‘Chattri’ made of white marble which is a tribute to both fortitude and valor of both Maharana Pratap and Chetak.While you decide to go for a day tour of Eklingji, Nathdawara and Haldighati, you can rest assured about chivalrous service, experienced and customer friendly guide and driver.