Distance From The Hill House : 5.6 km

The foremost place to be visited in Nathdwara is the Shrinath Ji Temple where a 7 year old incarnation of Lord Krishna is worshipped which is dated back to 14th century. The amusing story behind the saying that ‘The Lord chose his spot himself’ is that the Shrinath Ji idol has to be shifted from Vrindhavan in 1655 when Aurangzeb started vandalising Hindu Temples, it was then transferred to Agra where it stayed for 6 months. Later through a bullock cart it was being taken to the Kingdom of Mewar, but the tires of the cart got stuck in mud at the Sinhad village. The priests then decoded that the Lord has chosen his spot and will be worshipped at that particular spot in the Shrinath Ji Temple.Each day at the Darshan Timings, people flock at the temple to catch a glimpse of the lord.

Distance Form The Hill House : 6.6 km

The Vallabh Ashram in Nathdwara is a hub of information about Lord Shrinath Ji, Shree Vallabhacharya, and Shree Girija Ji. This Ashram will educate you more about the lord and take you to a trip in the history. Mouth-watering Syrups and Sharbats must be tasted that are served by the Shree Vallabh Ashram. The Ashram is also equipped with a small theatre that showcases a short documentary on the Shrinath Ji Temple. There are also cozy rooms available here that can be rented out on your trip to Nathdwara.

Distance Form The Hill House : 23.2 km

Haldighati is best known for the Battle of Haldighati, which was fought on 18 June 1576 between the forces of the Rana of Mewar, Maharana Pratap, and the Mughal emperor Akbar’s forces, led by Man Singh I of Amber. The Mughals won the battle, but Maharana Pratap escaped. The battle is considered a turning point in the history of Rajasthan, as it marked the beginning of the decline of the Mughal Empire in the region. Today, Haldighati is a popular tourist destination. There is a memorial to Maharana Pratap at the site of the battle, and there are also several temples and other historical sites in the area.

Distance Form The Hill House : 15 km

Molela is a village in the Rajsamand district of Rajasthan, known for its terracotta figurines. The village has been producing terracotta art for centuries, and its craftsmen are highly skilled in the art of creating intricate and lifelike figurines. The terracotta art of Molela is made from a special type of clay that is found in the surrounding area. The clay is first shaped into the desired form, and then it is fired in a kiln. The firing process gives the figurines their characteristic red color. Molela terracotta art is highly prized by collectors and makes popular souvenirs. Mohanlal Kumhar is a terracotta artist from Molela, Rajasthan, who has received numerous awards for his work, including the Padma Shri, India’s fourth-highest civilian award.

Distance From The Hill House: 13.8 km

The Nandsamand Dam acts as the source of water for the Nathdwara town, one can visit the dam for fresh windy environment and experience the nature’s beauty.

Distance From The Hill House : 8.1 km

The Statue of Belief, also known as Vishwas Swaroopam, is a statue of the Hindu god Shiva located in Nathdwara, Rajasthan on a hillock called Ganesh Tekri and depicts all the characteristics, feelings, and expressions of Lord Shiva. It is the tallest statue of Lord Shiva in the world, with a height of 369 feet (112 m). The statue was inaugurated on October 29, 2022.

Distance From The Hill House : 3.5 km

A lush garden located on the opposite of the Giriraj Parikrama, it is beautifully lit with lights and fountains act as an attraction. There is also a museum in the garden premises called as ‘Shreemad Vallabh Sanghralay’ that showcases various accessories of Thakur Ji and also his vehicles

Distance Form The Hill House : 6.6 km

It is believed that Shrinath Ji used to love spending his time with the cows in the Gau Shala, hence it is situated 3kms from the Shrinath Ji Temple. This Gau Shala takes care of around 2000 cows, with the help of 50 staff members who are called ‘Gwalas’. It is said that a devotee’s visit is incomplete without spending some time in the Gau Shala.

Distance From The Hill House : 4.5 km

The Goverdhan Parvat that Krishna Ji lifted in Vrindhavan holds a significant religious space for Hindus, a similar mountain can be visited near the Shrinath Ji Temple Nathdwara. People walk around this mountain which is called as ‘Parikrama’, this path is decorated with lights and flowers.