The Shrinathji Temple is a popular pilgrimage site, dedicated to Lord Krishna. The intricate carvings, beautiful paintings, and decorations are a remarkable sight. The temple opens at 5:30 AM for the Mangla Aarti, a morning prayer ceremony. Visitors can attend the day's several Aartis and Darshans. Admission to the temple is free, but there can be a queue at peak hours.
This museum provides a cultural insight into the 1576 Battle of Haldighati, where Rana Pratap Singh led the Mewar army against the Mughal Empire. The museum houses 3D models, paintings, sculptures, and other artifacts that depict the Battle of Haldighati's history. Visitors can learn about the Rana's gallant battle techniques and, how this battle changed the Mughal Empire's trajectory. Haldighati Museum is open every day from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, except Fridays.
Charbhuja Temple worships Lord Vishnu with four arms. The idol is carved from black stone and is six feet tall. Visitors can enter the temple and see the idol from a distance. The temple has a serene atmosphere, and its surroundings are scenic. People who love photography and serenity must visit these places. The timing of the temple varies according to dates and festivals, so it is essential to check the opening and closing timings before heading there.
If you have more time, you can visit Eklingji Temple (Kumbhalgarh Fort) or Rajsamand Lake. People who like to explore art and craft can visit Nathdwara's handicraft market, which sells traditional Pichwai paintings, textiles, and souvenirs. Please note that the opening and closing times of some of the places may vary depending on the date and festival. In case you have less time, you can omit Haldighati Museum and visit Kankroli instead or just spend more time at Nathdwara Temple enjoying the peace of the divine shrine. Hire a local taxi and check for the opening and closing timings of the places before heading there.