Udaipur to Nathdwara Fare Chart
Pay only for the drop — no return charge
Inclusive of fuel, driver allowance & tolls for this route. Night-halt charges may apply on multi-day round trips.
Book Udaipur → Nathdwara
Confirm date & mobile — our dispatch team replies with fare and vehicle options shortly.
Places to Visit En Route
-
Eklingji Temple Complex (22 km from Udaipur)
The Eklingji Temple, located in the village of Kailashpuri on NH 58, is a remarkable complex of 108 temples dedicated to Lord Shiva — the personal deity and spiritual guardian of the Mewar royal family. The 9th-century original temple features intricate carvings, a 50-foot shikhar, and an image of Shiva with four faces in black marble. Particularly beautiful during early morning aarti.
-
Haldighati — Battle of 1576 (40 km from Udaipur)
Haldighati is the mountain pass where the legendary 1576 Battle of Haldighati took place — Maharana Pratap of Mewar vs. the Mughal Emperor Akbar's army. The Chetak Samadhi (memorial to Maharana Pratap's beloved horse), the Haldighati Heritage Museum, and a wax museum make this a rich historical stop on your way to Nathdwara.
Make a blessed pilgrimage to the revered Shrinathji Temple with our Udaipur to Nathdwara taxi service. Nathdwara — literally "Gateway to the Lord" — is just 45 km north of Udaipur on NH 58, making it the closest and most popular day-trip for devotees. Our cabs depart as early as 4:30 AM to help you reach for the auspicious morning Mangala Darshan.
The Shrinathji Temple at Nathdwara enshrines a revered 7-year-old form of Lord Krishna, brought here from Mathura in 1672 AD to protect it from Aurangzeb's idol-breaking campaign. The temple's magnificent Pichhwai paintings — large-format cloth paintings depicting Krishna's life — are a unique and venerated Nathdwara art tradition recognised as one of Rajasthan's greatest contributions to Indian classical art.
We offer both the one-way Nathdwara cab from Udaipur and the popular Udaipur to Nathdwara round-trip that brings you back to Udaipur the same day. Our drivers know the temple Darshan timing schedule (there are 8 daily Darshans called Jhanki) and will time your arrival accordingly.
Many devotees combine Nathdwara with a visit to Sawariya Ji (Sanwaliya Seth) Temple in one devotional day trip. We offer a combined Nathdwara + Sawariya Ji pilgrimage itinerary — ask us when booking. For heritage lovers, Kumbhalgarh Fort and Rajsamand Lake are also on the same NH 58 highway.
Places to Visit in Nathdwara
-
Shrinathji Temple — The Main Shrine
The Shrinathji Temple has 8 daily Darshans (Jhanki viewings): Mangala (~5:30 AM), Shringar (7:15 AM), Gwal (9 AM), Rajbhog (Noon), Uthapan (4:30 PM), Bhog (5:15 PM), Sandhya Aarti (6:30 PM), Shayan (9 PM). The most spectacular is the Rajbhog Darshan (around noon) when the deity is adorned in elaborate jewellery. The morning Mangala Darshan (before sunrise) is particularly peaceful.
-
Nathdwara Bazaar — Pichhwai Paintings
The market streets around the temple are packed with stalls selling famous Nathdwara Pichhwai paintings — large-format devotional paintings on cloth depicting scenes from Krishna's life, done in natural pigments. Original Pichhwais by master craftsmen are among the most collectible items in Indian folk art.
-
Nathdwara Museum of Art
The government-run Nathdwara Museum houses a significant collection of Pichhwai paintings, medieval manuscripts, and Mewar-era artefacts. An excellent way to understand the artistic heritage of this sacred town.
Hotels in Nathdwara
-
Hotel Nathdwara Bhavan
A comfortable, clean mid-range hotel within walking distance of the main temple. Good Vaishnav vegetarian restaurant on site. Best for overnight stays before early morning Darshan.
-
Dharmshala Accommodations
Several dharamshalas near the temple offer very affordable basic accommodation for overnight pilgrims — ideal for devotees who prioritise proximity to the temple over hotel amenities.
Places Near Nathdwara
-
Sawariya Ji Temple (45 km from Nathdwara)
The Sawariya Seth (Sanwaliya Ji) Temple is another supremely revered Vaishnavite temple. Many devotees combine both temples in a single day of pilgrimage from Udaipur.
-
Kumbhalgarh Fort (60 km from Nathdwara)
Kumbhalgarh Fort is accessible from Nathdwara via the Kelwara road. If spending the night in Nathdwara, a next-day Kumbhalgarh visit is possible without returning to Udaipur first.
-
Rajsamand Lake (20 km from Nathdwara toward Udaipur)
Rajsamand Lake is just 20 km from Nathdwara. A short detour on the return journey gives you a serene view of the historic marble Nauchoki embankment.
FAQs About This Route
Ready to Book Your Udaipur to Nathdwara Taxi?
Get a fixed fare quote in minutes - call, WhatsApp, or fill our booking form on the homepage.