172shalinis
★★★★4.0Wrote on 25 Nov 2023
Breathtaking view
The cenotaphs built in the memory of members of Royal family are simply breathtaking… There are about 250 cenotaphs built about 350 years ago. There are Chatteris constructed in memory of the Mewar kings who were cremated here, however they need to be better maintained and preserved Located near Ahar museum, the two visits can be combined. The museum houses several artefacts discovered in the Ahar region of Rajasthan
Shekhanand
★1.0Wrote on 5 Sept 2023
Waste of time and money
If you are fan of dust and non maintained property then only you should go otherwise it's waste of time and your money for camera you have to pay extra charges I don't know what people must be taking pictures
Navigator57486535131
★1.0Wrote on 4 Sept 2023
Not recommended
This place is one of non recommended place, this place is not maintained this place can be very beautiful but unfortunately for now its not recommended
DayTrip62190072368
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 11 Oct 2022
Off the beaten track history
Completely off the beaten track and was taken there on the back of a motorbike by my guide. Was strange and eerie as the place is very overgrown and the grounds not maintained. Apparently the private property of the Maharana (the guy that owns all the hotels) and I was told he will probably fix it up when he gets back from London. There was guard which I flicked 100 rupees. The place is very old, 15th century and historical burial place. Most interesting thing is it is where previous kings wives were sacrificed if the King was killed to prevent them getting raped by enemies. The area is huge and the structures themselves are great examples of Hindu and apparently some moslem architecture and marble carvings. I really don’t think many tourists go there. I was only one on my visit. But it really is worth it. It’s kind of good that such a place off the normal tourist beat exists.
jerrysU3295ZE
★★★★4.0Wrote on 23 Apr 2020
Sacred, holy, ancient beautiful cenotaphs.
This is a very special place, with well preserved cenotaphs, although the landscaping is somewhat trashy (but what isn't?) not too far out from the center of Udaipur. Take a tuk-tuk early in the morning for the best light. The Tony Robbins Foundation has donated to help preserve these remarkable cenotaphs. A "security guard" may hassle you if you shoot photos, so get there early and be quick. If you have enough rupees, he can be bribed. Good luck!
