Kumbhalgarh Fort
A UNESCO hill fort whose walls run some 36 km over the Aravallis.

Shrinathji's temple town, home of Pichwai painting.
Nathdwara grew around the 17th-century temple of Shrinathji, a child form of Krishna. Darshan happens in short windows called jhankis, each with its own dress and decoration.
The town is the home of Pichwai, the painted temple backdrops now collected around the world. Just outside town stands the 369-foot Statue of Belief, a seated Shiva.
Entry to Nathdwara: Free darshan. Fees were last checked in October 2026 and change often, so confirm at the counter.
Nathdwara timings: Darshan at fixed times through the day.
Time needed at Nathdwara: Half day.
Best time to visit Nathdwara: morning darshan.
Nathdwara is about 48 km north of Udaipur, Rajasthan.
Photo: Shades of Udaipur
A UNESCO hill fort whose walls run some 36 km over the Aravallis.
A marble temple of 1,444 carved pillars, no two alike.
The Maharanas' family temple, and the carved Saas-Bahu temples nearby.
The yellow-earth pass where Maharana Pratap fought in 1576.