The Royal Mewar Spiritual Yatra

Experience the spiritual heart of Rajasthan with our Mewar Yatra. This 5-day pilgrimage takes you from the ancient Shiva chants of Eklingji to the mesmerizing “Jhanki” of Shrinathji in Nathdwara, offering a perfect blend of royal heritage and deep Vedic devotion.

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The Royal Mewar Spiritual Yatra | 4 Nights / 5 Days

For every Indian pilgrim, a visit to the Mewar region is a journey of ultimate faith. This circuit is curated for those who seek the blessings of the “Ishta Devata” (Guardian Deity) of the Rajput kings. You will start in the city of lakes, Udaipur, and travel through the Aravalli hills to reach shrines that have stood for over 1,200 years. This package isn’t just a tour; it’s a systematic “Tirth” (pilgrimage) that follows traditional prayer timings. We ensure you arrive at each temple exactly when the “Aarti” or “Rajbhog” begins so that you can immerse yourself in the divine energy of Lord Shiva and Lord Krishna without the stress of logistics.

Tour Highlights:

This package helps travelers explore Rajasthan’s sacred sites, including the holy Temples, safely, while experiencing deep spiritual peace.

Seek blessings at Eklingji, the four-faced Mahadev.
Witness the eight daily “Jhankis” of Shrinathji.
Visit Sanwaliya Seth, the deity of prosperity and wealth.
Morning prayers at the historic 17th-century Jagdish Temple.
Marvel at the 1,444 unique pillars of Ranakpur.

Price

Price Starts from ₹ 5999/- per person

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Day-wise Itinerary

Day 1 - Arrival in Udaipur (The City of Devotion).

Arrive at Udaipur airport or station. Our team will escort you to your hotel. In the evening, visit the Jagdish Temple, a massive Indo-Aryan shrine dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Finish your day with a peaceful walk by the lake.

Day 2 - The Royal Seat of Eklingji & Nathdwara.

Drive 22km to Eklingji Temple, the spiritual ruler of Mewar. After offering prayers to the four-faced Shiva, continue to Nathdwara (45 min drive). Spend the afternoon and evening in the presence of Lord Shrinathji, experiencing the vibrant Pushtimarg traditions.

Day 3 - The Lord of Wealth - Sanwaliya Seth.

Travel toward Chittorgarh to visit Sanwaliya Seth. Known as the “Merchant Lord,” pilgrims from all over India come here to seek financial blessings. In the evening, explore the Meera Bai Temple in Chittorgarh Fort, where the saint-poetess worshipped Krishna.

Day 4 - The Marble Wonders of Ranakpur.

Head into the Aravalli hills to visit the Ranakpur Jain Temple. This “Chaumukha” (four-faced) temple is dedicated to Lord Adinath. The silence and the marble’s cooling effect make this a perfect spot for meditation and inner peace.

Day 5 - Final Darshan and Departure.

Visit the Sahastra Bahu (Sas-Bahu) Temple at Nagda, famous for its ancient carvings. After a traditional Rajasthani Thali(pure veg), we will drop you at the airport or station for your journey home, carrying the divine grace of Mewar.

AC transport (Innova/Crysta) for a smooth mountain-road experience.
Handpicked hotels within walking distance of temple gates.
Traditional vegetarian breakfast and dinner.
Local guide well-versed in temple history and Aarti timings.
All tolls, parking, and driver allowances.

FAQs

Is this circuit tiring for older pilgrims?

No. Most temples in this circuit (Eklingji and Nathdwara) are on flat ground or have minimal stairs. We use comfortable SUVs to ensure the short drives are smooth.

Can we get “Sattvic” food (no onion or garlic)?

Yes. Since this is a dedicated pilgrimage circuit, most hotels in Nathdwara and Udaipur are experts in serving pure Sattvic meals upon request.

What is the best time to see the Shrinathji “Darshan”?

The temple opens multiple times a day. The “Rajbhog” (mid-day meal) and “Sandhya Aarti” (evening) are the most popular times. We time your arrival to match these slots.

Are cameras allowed inside?

Most temples in this circuit, especially Shrinathji and Eklingji, strictly prohibit photography inside the sanctum. You will be asked to deposit your phone at the temple counter.