Sahastra Bahu Temples

Sahastra Bahu Temples

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Cilvi M
Jaipur, India150 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2022 • Family
Beautiful architecture! Never knew about this place, it’s not that popular but has a distinct vibe to it. People call it Saas Bahu temple as pronouncing the complete word was difficult for many, hence the derivation of its name. There is no entry price, it’s free for all. You can spend 30-60 minutes easily admiring the architecture of this place. It’s on the Nathdwara highway but it just takes half an hour drive from the Udaipur city centre.
However there should be more information given about its history.
Written August 13, 2022
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Haggis_Supper
Beaumaris, Australia847 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Mar 2023 • Couples
As Dirk W says in his review below, it’s a mystery why this is not in the top 3-5 things to do in Udaipur. Much better than the Jagdish Temple but perhaps it’s because it’s 20 mins outside of the city.

Others have provided the history of the place so I’ll just add to this by saying it’s been beautifully preserved, no litter or graffiti and free from tourists - just a few local girls on a school trip. The carvings are stunning despite the destruction/defacing from multiple conquerors.

It’s also situated on a lovely quiet spot off a quiet road and a very short wander from the small parking area.

Definitely worth a visit - 30 to 45 mins is sufficient.
Written April 3, 2023
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S. Singh
India5,922 contributions
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Aug 2021
Please Must Know - In today's time, There is not a single idol of God in sanctum's of in this group of Temples, which is worshiped , which were broken , demolished or ruined in the older time frame. No worship takes place in this temple

Today this temple is in ruins. However, the walls of the temple and the artefacts built on it still display its grandeur. The temple is built on a high platform, to which there is a Makartoran gate in the east for the entrance. The temple is built in the attractive Panchayatan architectural style.

Ticket - Free for all
Must have - proper hat/cap or umbrella, easy wear footwear, water bottle
Must know - parking space available ,21-22 kilometres from Udaipur city, via private vehicle or hire taxi etc, easy option to reach here.

This temple is about 1100 years old. The group of Temples is known for its developed style and exquisite ornamentation architecture.

The name of this temple is" Sahastrabahu Temple ". By the way, this temple is also known by the name of " Saas-Bahu Temple ". It is said that the Mewar dynasty was once established nearby, whose capital was Nagda. It is said that this temple reminds of the splendor of the Mewar dynasty.

Lord Vishnu was first established in this temple. This is the reason why this temple was named "Sahastrabahu". "Sahastrabahu" means temple of the 'Thousand-Armed' God. It is said that "Sahastrabahu Temple" became famous as "Saas-Bahu Temple" due to people not being able to pronounce it correctly.
Written July 27, 2022
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Varun_723
Singapore, Singapore134 contributions
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Dec 2019
The Sahastra Bahu Temples are some of the best preserved pieces of temple-architecture I've ever seen. They are not functioning Hindu temples, but those that have been preserved for historical significance. The level of detail in the carvings are astonishing. The entire temple is made of unpolished marble and was constructed using an interlocking system. The site has been taken over by the Archaeological Survey of India and it shows as it's been very well maintained. I highly recommend a visit to this site
Written December 16, 2019
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Prasad R
Edison, NJ27 contributions
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Dec 2019 • Family
This site shows the true historical essence of Indian culture. The intricacies of the ruins are rendered us speechless. This marvelous site can be accessed on the way to jaipur from udaipur or vice versa. Honestly I enjoyed the architecture of these ruins more than the city palace ( my unbiased opinion).

Written December 12, 2019
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Himanshu D
Mumbai, India100 contributions
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Jun 2018
This is ruin of Lord Vishnu Temple,its very old & dates back to 10th century,It was destroyed by the invaders & reconstructed by the Maharanas of Mewar ,but this temple could not be recreated..There is no Idol,no worshipping happens here yet it attracts countless tourists & pilgrims.Its beauty will attract you for hours if you have eyes for the art & architecture.Its simply marvels like all other temples I visited in Mewar this too says the same story, single piece stones used with intricate carvings & sculpting of figures..Besides there was a strange peace you will realize at this place ,do not skip this from your Itinery,Highly recommended.
PS: Its some 20km from Udaipur,No entry fee
Written May 2, 2019
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Ritu Sharma
Gurugram (Gurgaon), India53 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Apr 2019 • Couples
This place is must visit while in Udaipur. This place is enroute to Ranakpur temple. These temples are partially ruined but one can still marvel their original splendour.For those excited by indian history & archeology sites. This place should be in there list.
Written April 28, 2019
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LukeFields
Antwerp, Belgium386 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Nov 2023 • Couples
Not a huge site but oh so beautifull. The cavings outside and inside are exquisite and very well preserved. Combine with a visit of the Ekling Ji Temple nearby.
Written November 8, 2023
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chitra M
Kollam, India54 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Dec 2018 • Family
We had some time before eklingji temple and so our taxi driver told us about this place. Initially We were doubtful, but once we arrived We were very happy to see the place. There is absolutely no crowd, no ritual, no idol or worship..but it is an architectural marvel and one can take lovely photos...
Written January 18, 2019
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