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Get InspiredAsiaIndiaRajasthanSahastra Baahu (Saas Bahu) Temple Nagda Udaipur

Sahastra Baahu (Saas Bahu) Temple Nagda Udaipur

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Hindu Temple·Quiet, Historic, Intricate
Sahastra Baahu (Saas Bahu) Temple Nagda Udaipur
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Sahastra Baahu (Saas Bahu) Temple Nagda Udaipur
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Sahastra Baahu (Saas Bahu) Temple Nagda Udaipur
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Sahastra Baahu (Saas Bahu) Temple Nagda Udaipur
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Sahastra Baahu (Saas Bahu) Temple Nagda Udaipur
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Sahastra Baahu (Saas Bahu) Temple Nagda Udaipur
Photo by Dheeraj Kumar from Google Places
Sahastra Baahu (Saas Bahu) Temple Nagda Udaipur
Photo by Gaurav Agrawal from Google Places
Sahastra Baahu (Saas Bahu) Temple Nagda Udaipur
Photo by Vishal Singh from Google Places
Sahastra Baahu (Saas Bahu) Temple Nagda Udaipur
Photo by Nesim Solmaz from Google Places
Sahastra Baahu (Saas Bahu) Temple Nagda Udaipur
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Located in the ancient capital of Nagda near Udaipur, the Sahastra Baahu Temple is a 10th-century architectural marvel dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Popularly known as the Saas-Bahu Temple, the complex consists of two main structures: a larger temple (Sas) and a smaller one (Bahu), both showcasing the incredible craftsmanship of the Kachchhapaghata dynasty. Though partially in ruins and lacking original idols, the site remains a major draw for its dense, detailed stone carvings that cover every inch of the walls and pillars. Visitors can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and the scenic backdrop of a nearby lake, making it a perfect detour from the more crowded city sites. It is an essential stop for those interested in Indian history and temple architecture.

Located in the ancient capital of Nagda near Udaipur, the Sahastra Baahu Temple is a 10th-century architectural marvel dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Popularly known as the Saas-Bahu Temple, the complex consists of two main structures: a larger temple (Sas) and a smaller one (Bahu), both showcasing the incredible craftsmanship of the Kachchhapaghata dynasty. Though partially in ruins and lacking original idols, the site remains a major draw for its dense, detailed stone carvings that cover every inch of the walls and pillars. Visitors can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and the scenic backdrop of a nearby lake, making it a perfect detour from the more crowded city sites. It is an essential stop for those interested in Indian history and temple architecture.

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Address
PPP8+3GC, Rajasthan 313202, India
Phone0294 241 1535
Hours
Closed
Mon
7:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Tue
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Wed
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Thu
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Fri
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Sat
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Sun
7:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Highlights

  • Exquisite 10th-century stone carvings depicting mythological scenes.

  • Pair of temples known as 'Sas' (mother-in-law) and 'Bahu' (daughter-in-law).

  • Serene location in Nagda with a scenic lake view at the back.

  • Significant example of medieval Rajasthani temple architecture.

Best For

Architecture enthusiasts and travelers seeking a quiet historical retreat.

Occasion Tags

Tourists, Locals, Solo, Family

Reviews

4.6
Excellent2,4 K reviews

Sahastra Baahu Temple is highly praised by visitors for its stunning 10th-century architecture and detailed stone carvings. Reviewers frequently mention the unique 'Saas-Bahu' naming convention, explaining the distinction between the larger Vishnu shrine and the smaller Shiva shrine. Many visitors note that while the temple is partially in ruins and lacks idols due to historical attacks, the craftsmanship remains breathtaking and well worth the 30km drive from Udaipur. The site is described as a quieter, more peaceful alternative to the busy city temples, often paired with a visit to nearby Eklingji. Some reviewers suggest that the maintenance could be improved, but the historical and artistic value remains undisputed. The presence of a lake behind the temple adds to the scenic and serene atmosphere reported by many.

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Location

Rajasthan, India