Overview

Distance from Pushkar to Nathdwara Temple

Book a car or taxi to make the most of your spiritual journey, while taking a smooth route and admiring the scenic views of Rajasthan’s towns. A trip from Pushkar to Nathdwara Temple is a drive of around 4.5 to 5 hours via road covering approximately 190 -200 km, though it depends on the conditions of the road and traffic.
To reduce travelling time, drive on the NH58 route, from Pushkar to Ajmer, enjoy visiting this city widely known for its Ajmer Sharif Dargah, then to Beawar, cross Rajsamand Town, and reach Nathdwara.

Places to visit en route:

1.       Ajmer: Visit the iconic attractions of Ajmer, starting with the tomb of Sufi saint Khawaja Moin-ud-din Chishti at Ajmer Sharif Dargah, enjoy a boat ride at Ana Sagar Lake, and the famous landmark- Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra.
2.       Beawar: A town that offers an amazing ambience to enjoy traditional local eateries such as kachori and mirchi bada.
3.       Rajsamand Lake: Take a scenic trip to this massive artificial lake that’s nestled near Rajsamand city, and admire the marble ghats while taking a peaceful break from travelling.
4.       Haldighati: An iconic historical landmark that marks the famous legendary Battle of Haldighati, which was fought between Maharana Pratap and the Mughal Forces. For history lovers, pay a visit to the Haldighati Museum before ending the trip.

About Nathdwara

Nathdwara town is nestled on the banks of the Banas River, a sacred town of Rajasthan. Nathdwara is referred to as “Gateway to the Lord”, Shrinathji Temple is dedicated to the infant form of Lord Krishna.
While seeking blessings from the temple, get to explore the culture where Nathdwara Pichwai paintings that depict the life of Lord Krishna. The handicrafts items, textiles, religious souvenirs and many more shops where you can enjoy shopping for spiritual items. Do try the famous Prasad of the temple – Makkan Mishra and Khopra pak.

Things to do in Nathdwara

•           Seek blessings from Shrinathji Temple: Experience the spiritual bliss at this temple where the aartis, darshans, chanting, temple bells and more create a mesmerising ambience.
•           Explore the artistic work at Pichwai Art Gallery: Admire the artists and their authentic artwork at various galleries and Art studios that showcase their famous traditional paintings, Pichwai style.
•           Visit the temple of Dwarkadhish: A peaceful and beautifully designed temple that worships Lord Krishna is near Nathdwara town. The Dwarkadhish temple is considered to be a significant pilgrimage site for Hindu devotees.
•           Admire the Eklingji Temple: A mesmerising temple situated about 30 km from Nathdwara, which consists of a black Stone idol and stunning architectural beauty. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is considered to be an important temple in Mewar.
•           Take a scenic Visit to Rajsamand Lake: Drive about 15 km from Nathdwara city to Rajsamand Lake, which ensures you get a very much-needed break from travel to the peaceful and calm site of the Lake.

Conclusion

A worthwhile trip is fun-filled, with visits to spiritual sites, views of scenic beauty, an appreciation of culture and traditions, and the exploration of the admirable, rich history of the cities. Nathdwara’s divine ambience, authentic artwork and more offer a rewarding experience.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Are any accommodation services available in Nathdwara town?
Yes, there are plenty of restaurants offering authentic Rajasthani cuisine, as well as many accommodation options, from budget to premium stays, available depending on your budget and package.
Q2:  When is the ideal time to visit the Nathdwara Temple?
Plan a trip from October to March to enjoy sightseeing and temple visits with a pleasant atmosphere in Nathdwara.