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Jaipur was founded in 1727 by Sawai Jai Singh II, below the older palace at Amber.

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Nagda Sas-Bahu

Should a wildlife plan include Nagda Sas-Bahu?

Quick answer

Nagda Sas-Bahu, in Udaipur: a pair of ruined temples of about the tenth century beside a lake near Eklingji Winter morning with Eklingji. Combine with Eklingji. If you are late, give the living temple priority.

Detailed answer

A plan for Nagda Sas-Bahu has to start from the journey, not from a wish list. Combine with Eklingji. If you are late, give the living temple priority. It is close enough to its usual hub that the journey can be part of a day, if you do not bolt on a second major sight. The mistake this note names is specific: using the folk name as a court chronicle

Nagda Sas-Bahu is not a wildlife reserve in this record. Not the living Eklingji shrine. Do not turn it into a safari.

District Udaipur, region Mewar, hub Udaipur. No scratching. Do not climb loose carving. Court or tradition named in the note: early Mewar temple building.

Neighbours named with Nagda Sas-Bahu: Eklingji; Udaipur. Food, kept separate from the monument: Eat in Udaipur.

Important information

  • Do not climb loose carving.
  • Not UNESCO.
  • Reviewed for this library on 2026-10-02. District snapshot that day: 41 districts. Confirm a later government list before you rely on a boundary.

Tips

  • Combine with Eklingji. If you are late, give the living temple priority.
  • Mistake to refuse: using the folk name as a court chronicle
  • Named nearby: Eklingji; Udaipur.

Sources

  • Rajasthan Tourism — Official visitor information. Hours, events and advisories change.

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