Most amazing and famous temples of Rajasthan



Rajasthan is an amazing place to visit in terms of tourist places in India. Rajasthan is a region rich not only in monuments and forts but also in havelis but also in temples and other rituals. Many people believe that it is a great place to buy handicrafts, but a visit to the temples of Rajasthan will definitely change your perception of your trip and here's why. Rajasthan is a desert state. Rajasthan is full of temples.



1. Birla Mandir in Jaipur:

The famous Birla Mandir of Rajasthan is located at the highest point of Jaipur especially near the Moti Dungari Hill. It is a temple built in 1988 by Birla Group of Industries. The temple is lit up at night and at that time the temple looks amazingly beautiful. Like all Birla Mandirs it is dedicated to Lord Vishnu as well as Goddess Lakshmi. The temple is home to three huge gopurams and is surrounded by lush greenery. If you look closely at the walls of the temple, you can see mythological events carved on the wall. Apart from Goddess Vishnu and Lakshmi, you can also see statues depicting saints and historical conquerors and philosophers like Buddha, Confucius, Socrates and many more.

Temple Timings: The temple opens daily at 8 am and closes at noon. The temple opens at 4:00 PM and closes at 8 PM.

Temple Address: Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg, Tilak Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302004

Dress Code: No specific dress code is required.

How to reach: The domestic airport is just 15 km from the main town of Sanganer, the international airport is just 10 km away. From the airport, you can use taxi or bus to reach the temple.

Best time to visit: Navratri and Diwali are excellent times to visit this temple.

Nearest attraction: Amar Jawan Jyoti and Src Museum of Indology.



2. Ambika Mata Temple at Jagat:

Ambika Mata Temple is a Hindu temple located 50 km east of Udaipur in the town of Jagat. The presiding deity in the temple is Ambika Mata, who is the idol goddess of Durga. The temple was built between 961 and 962 AD and is often called the "Khajuraho of Rajasthan" because many of the exquisite sculptures in the temples are well-preserved. It is a Devi temple with many idols depicting Durga and the Goddesses. Goddess Lakshmi and Brahmani.

Temple Timings: All days open from 6:00 AM to 7:45 PM.

Temple Address: Agath, Rajasthan 313905

Dress Code: No specific dress code is required.

How to reach: The temple is located 58 km south of Udaipur, which means it can be easily reached using local transport options.

Best time to visit: Navratri is the best time to visit the temple.

Nearest attraction: Chandini Village, Dharohar Folk Dance, Bagor Ki Haveli



3. Brahma Temple at Pushkar:

Jagatpita Brahma Temple is located in Pushkar near the sacred Pushkar Lake. It is dedicated to Brahma, the Hindu god of creation. The temple is believed to be a century old and built of stones and marble. Pilgrims, holy men and sages first go for a swim in the holy Pushkar Lake before offering prayers at the temple. Kartika Poornima can be described as a sacred festival in honor of Lord Brahma. Held every year.

Temple Timings: Open daily from 5:30 AM to 10 PM.

Temple Address: Brahma Temple Rd, Ganahera, Pushkar, Rajasthan 305022

Dress Code: No specific dress code is required, but moderate and conservative attire is most popular

How to reach: The most efficient way to reach this temple is by train and alight at Ajmer station, which is about 15 km from Pushkar.

Best time to visit: Kartika Poornima is the most suitable time to visit the temple.

Nearest attraction: Rathore Camel Safari, Chandawat Camel Safari, Pushkar Lake



4. Karni Mata Temple at Deshnok:

Karni Mata Temple is located at Deshnok, 30 km from Bikaner, it is considered a famous shrine dedicated to Karni Mata. Around 20000 black rats live in this temple and they are highly revered. Rats are considered sacred and are called kabbas. Rats eat the offerings made by devotees, which are then made into Prasad and this is believed to be a great honor. Karnimata Jatara, Chaitra, and Ashwin Shukla Dashami are celebrated in this temple.

Temple Timings: The temple is open throughout the day from 4:30 am to 10:00 am

Temple Address: NH89, Deshnok, Bikaner, Rajasthan 334801

Dress Codes: No dress code is required.

How to reach there: Regular buses are available in Bikaner via Delhi, Ajmer, Udaipur and Kota. If traveling by train, make sure you halt at Bikaner railway station.

Best Time to Visit: Ashwin Shukla Dashami, Chaitra and Karni Mata Fair are the best time to visit Karni Mata Temple.

Nearby attraction: There is not much to see near the temple.





5. Eklingji Temple in Udaipur:

Eklingji Temple Complex in Udaipur district, it was established in 734 A.D and has 108 temples within its high walls. A main temple has a four-faced image of Lord Shiva made of black marble. Kuldeva or Ishtadevata. Eklingji Temple in India is known as a popular place of worship for Hindus and more people visit the temple on Mondays to offer prayers to Lord Shiva, the God of Hinduism.

Temple Timings : Morning 4:15 to 6:44, Afternoon - 10:30 to 1:30, and Night 5:15 to 7:45.

Temple Address: NH 8, Udaipur District, Karawari, Rajasthan 313202

Dress Code: Both men, as well as women, must wear full-length clothing to enter the temple. No shorts or bermudas are allowed.

How to reach there: Nearest station is Udaipur which is 3 km away. Private bus services as well as NH 8, Udaipur, transport passengers to Temple Bus Stop.

Best time to visit: Mondays. Mahashivratri is a great time to visit this temple.

Nearby attractions: Udaipur City Palace, Lake Pichola, Jag Mandir



6. Galtaji Temple at Khania-Balaji:


Galtaji Temple is an ancient temple in the town of Khania Balaji, just 10 km from Jaipur, which has several temples and holy water tanks where pilgrims bathe. Inside the complex, there are temples dedicated to the gods Balaji and also known as Surya or Surya God. The temple is called Ramgopalji, also known as the Monkey Temple, because a large group of monkeys live there. Makar Sankranti is the biggest and most famous festival in the city.

Temple Timings Temple: Open every day of the week from 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM.

Temple Address: Galtaji, Jaipur, Rajasthan

Dress Code: There is no specific dress code but maintain good dressing

How to reach there: The nearest airport is Sanganer, which is just a short distance away. You can take a cab or taxi to the temple. The nearest railway station is at Bais Godam which is just 1 km away from the temple.

Best time to visit: Makar Sankranti is the best time to visit the temple.

Nearest attraction: Galta Fort, Monkey Temple, Jantar Mantar - Jaipur



7. Mehndipur Balaji Temple in Karauli District:


Mehndipur Balaji Temple in Karauli district is dedicated to the Hindu god Hanuman. Balaji is another name for Hanuman and is known for ritual healing and exorcism, which is the main attraction of the temple. It is famous not only in Rajasthan but also all over the world.

Temple Timings: Open 24 hours

Temple Address: Balaji, Rajasthan, Maruti Nandan Wali Gali, Sharma Misthan Bhandar Agra Road, Mehndipur, Todabhim, Rajasthan 303303

Dress Code: There is no dress code required to enter the temple.

How to reach there: No train service is direct and runs directly close to the temple. The nearest railway station is Bandikui Railway Station which is 36 km away from the temple.

Best time to visit: Chaitra Purnima and Hanuman Jayanti are the best time to visit the temple.

Nearest attraction: Chand Buri, Madhogarh Fort, Bhandarej



8. Sai Dham at Rani:


Sai Dham is located at Rani in Pali district. It was originally a copy from Shirdi Saibaba Temple. In the Marwar region, it is believed to be powerful and sacred. There is a model of Shirdi Saibaba idol built with white snow 5.5 feet high. It is believed that the temple was built by Sri Chunilal Bakhtawar, a charitable trust in Mumbai. This temple was built in honor of late Shri Chunnilal Ji Bhaktavarmal Ji Mehta. On Thursdays, Vedic gurus conduct havana using mantras and spiritual mantras.

Temple Timings: Start Time: 6:00 AM, End Time 9:00 PM

Temple Address: Jain Mohalla, Sainthal Dham, Dausa, Rajasthan

Dress Code: There is no dress code

How to reach there: There are regular buses from Vijayawada to Sai Dham Rani, Rajasthan.

Best time to visit: Thursdays are the best time to visit this temple.

Nearest attraction: Jawai Dam, Bangur Museum,



9. Salasar Balaji Temple in Salasar:

Salasar Balaji Temple also known as Salasar Dam is located in Salasar village of Churu district. It is located in Churu district. It is a Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Hanuman who is worshiped in this temple. Devotees of Lord Hanuman visit this temple every day. This temple was built in AD 1754. Every day in the temple, worship is done to the deity and aarti is also done. The major festivals celebrated in the region include Chaitra Poornima along with Ashwin Purnima.

Temple Timings: Open daily from 4 am to 10 pm.

Temple Address: Salasar - Sikar Road, Salasar, Rajasthan 331506

Dress Code: There is no specific dress code, but ethnic and appropriate dress is preferred.

How to reach the temple: The most efficient way to reach the temple is to travel to Delhi and take an express train from Salasar to Sujangarh which is just 25 km away.

Best time to visit: Chaitra Purnima, Hanuman Jayanti and Ashwin Purnima are the best time to visit the temple.

Nearest attraction: Fort Khuri.


Each temple has its own unique design and style that differentiates them from others. The design and construction of temples in Rajasthan may differ from the temple design and sculptures found in the south. Additionally, rituals and locations are very important when it comes to visiting a temple. Every year, thousands of tourists pack their bags and head to these historic shrines in Rajasthan.