Location | Udaipur

Experience

Architectural Grandeur	Marvel at the towering, 79-foot Shikhara (spire), which dominates the city skyline and is a brilliant example of the Indo-Aryan style
Intricate Carvings	The three-story structure is a canvas of art. Spend time observing the detailed carvings on the walls and pillars, depicting scenes from Hindu epics, mythological figures, dancers, and celestial beings.
The Main Deity	The central shrine houses a powerful four-armed idol of Lord Vishnu (as Jagannath), carved from a single piece of black stone
Spiritual Immersion	Attend the daily Aarti (prayer ceremony) to experience the temple’s vibrant atmosphere, complete with chanting, ringing bells, and devotional music
Prime Location	It is strategically located near the City Palace, making it a perfect starting or ending point for exploring the old city’s main attractions

Visitor Information

Location	Centrally located in the heart of the Old City, immediately adjacent to the entrance of the City Palace complex.
Timings	Generally open from early morning to late evening. Timings are typically split (e.g., 5:30 AM – 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM). Please verify the specific shift timings at the entrance.
Entry Fee	Free
Best Time to Visit	Early Morning (for tranquility) or during the Aarti (for spiritual experience)
Getting There	Located in a crowded, narrow part of the old city. It is best reached by auto-rickshaw or a short walk from nearby parking areas or your hotel in the Old City.

Useful Tips

• Dress Code: As it is a functional place of worship, please dress modestly. Shoulders and knees should generally be covered.
• Footwear: Shoes must be removed before entering the temple complex. A nominal fee may be charged by attendants to guard your footwear.
• Photography: While exterior photography is usually allowed and encouraged, check for restrictions before taking photos inside the main sanctum.
• Nearby Attractions: The temple is perfectly situated for a day of sightseeing. It is just steps away from the City Palace entrance and a short walk from Bagore Ki Haveli and Lake Pichola ghats.