Nathdwara is a small town in Rajasthan known for its thousands of years old, Shrinathiji Temple. The temple owes its fame to the Krishna idol it houses. The Idol is an incarnation of the infant Krishna which was initially kept in Mathura but was later moved to Nathdwara to protect it from the intolerant ruler Aurangzeb. Infact, Nathdwara literally means ‘Gateway to Shrinathji’ . If planning a visit to this temple, Hotels at Tehsil Road, Nathdwara is a good option, as its proximity to the temple saves upon travel time and money.
Despite being a small town , the hotels in Nathdwara provide premium services to its clients . The people of the town are very considerate and warm. Nathdwara is a pilgrim centre and has gained attention due to its proximity with Udaipur. Tourists flood in large numbers here during festivals, specially Janmashtmi and Holi ,followers come and pay homage to the lord while some also offer ‘Seva’ here. The temple is visited usually by Hindu’s , however, it is tolerant to people of other religion visiting, living up to the secular idea of the nation.
Other than the temple, the town is also famous for its Pichhwai Paintings (Rajasthani-style paintings ) , Handmade Terracotas ,ivory articles, small paper paintings and milk-made desserts . It is connected well via road and rail. The town has emerged as an important tourist centre, serving the best possible while coping with all its drawbacks.
Despite being a small town , the hotels in Nathdwara provide premium services to its clients . The people of the town are very considerate and warm. Nathdwara is a pilgrim centre and has gained attention due to its proximity with Udaipur. Tourists flood in large numbers here during festivals, specially Janmashtmi and Holi ,followers come and pay homage to the lord while some also offer ‘Seva’ here. The temple is visited usually by Hindu’s , however, it is tolerant to people of other religion visiting, living up to the secular idea of the nation.
Other than the temple, the town is also famous for its Pichhwai Paintings (Rajasthani-style paintings ) , Handmade Terracotas ,ivory articles, small paper paintings and milk-made desserts . It is connected well via road and rail. The town has emerged as an important tourist centre, serving the best possible while coping with all its drawbacks.
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