Bhakti Dham

Mewar, with its valor, sacrifice, and devotion, has also been a center of spirituality and religious practices. Various pilgrimage sites dedicated to Vaishnavism, Shaivism, Shaktism, and Jainism can be found at different locations, attesting to its rich spiritual heritage. Keeping this in mind, the Pratap Gaurav Kendra has established a ‘National Pilgrimage’ known as a Bhakti Dham. This pilgrimage site incorporates seven holy places of Mewar and installations of Lord Vinayaka and Ram Darbar. In recent years, Maharana Pratap Smarak has gained recognition as a center of faith for the local population. Additionally, Maharana Pratap Smarak Udaipur has become a noteworthy pilgrimage destination, attracting tourists seeking to explore Mewar’s spiritual and historical legacy.Pratap Gaurav Kendra has become a special place where people come to learn about the rich history and deep faith of Mewar.
The Maharana Pratap Smarak at this center is not just a statue or a structure, but a symbol of bravery, sacrifice, and devotion. It reminds visitors of the great deeds of Maharana Pratap and inspires them with his fearless spirit. Many people, especially from nearby areas, visit this place to pay their respects and feel proud of their heritage.
With the creation of Bhakti Dham, which includes seven holy places of Mewar along with idols of Lord Vinayaka and Ram Darbar, Pratap Gaurav Kendra has added a spiritual touch to the site. This has made the Maharana Pratap Smarak not only a historical attraction but also a peaceful pilgrimage destination. It connects people with their culture and fills them with a sense of pride and devotion.

Shri Riddhi Siddhi Vinayak Temple
The first revered temple in Bhaktidham is dedicated to Lord
Ganesha and is known as Shri Riddhi Siddhi Vinayak Temple.
The founder and bestower of intellect, the temple houses the enchanting idol of Lord Ganesha, accompanied by Riddhi-Siddhi and his vahana (vehicle) Mushak.
Visitors desiring to perform special worship and archana for Lord Ganesha can register in advance for the same.

ShreeNath Ji Mandir
Located approximately 41 kilometers from Udaipur in the village of
Sinhad, now known as Shreenathdwar, Shri Shreenath Ji is the main seat of the Vallabh Sampradaya (Pushtimarg or Shuddhadvaita philosophy) dedicated to the childhood form of Lord Krishna, the beloved Ladle Lal Shri Krishna.
The temple houses an image of Shri Shreenath Ji, and the deity’s replica is consecrated in Bhaktidham.
The custodians of this temple are followers of Pushtimarg and are devoted to the worship of Shri Thakurji in accordance with the Pushtimarg traditions.
Visitors can fulfill their desires by registering in advance for the pilgrimage to fulfill the wishes of Shri Shreenath Ji.
According to Pushtimarg literature, orders from Aurangzeb led to the destruction of the idols and temples of both Shri Shreenath Ji and Giriraj Ji. Later, the divine images were brought to Mevad by the Mahant Shri Gusainji Damodarlal Ji from Mathura.
Due to Aurangzeb’s fear, no state provided protection to the idols. Finally, Maharana Raj Singh of Mewar invited them to Mewar. In Samvat 1728, during the month of Kartik, Shri Shreenath Ji arrived in Sinhad. The temple was built, and their Patotsav (ceremonial worship) was celebrated on the seventh Saturday of the dark fortnight in the month of Phalgun.

Shree Dwarkadhish Ji Mandir

Shree Charbhuja Ji Mandir

Shree Ekling Nath Ji Mandir

Shree Sawariya Ji Mandir

Shree Chamunda Mata Mandir
The worship of Mahishasuramardini has been a tradition in Mevad
- since ancient times. While Goddess Bayan Mata is considered the Kul Devi of Mevad, Chamunda Mata is the preferred deity of most Maharajas.
- Maharana Pratap established the Chamunda Mata Temple in Chavand after the battle. Chavand is approximately 64 kilometers away from Udaipur. Various Chamunda Mata temples are present in different locations in Mevad.
- The Chamunda Mata Temple in Pratap Gaurav Kendra organizes special worship and rituals not only during both Navaratris but also during the Gupta Navratris. Devotees can register for Durga Puja and perform it according to Vaishnav traditions.

Shree Kesariya Ji Mandir
In Mevad, there are several Jain Tirths, and one of the prominent
- ones is the temple of Lord Adinath (Rishabhadev) in Dhulev. Kesharia Ji or Dhulev village is about 65 kilometers away from Udaipur.
- Lord Rishabhadev is worshipped here by followers of Jain, Vaishnav, and Shaiva traditions. The Bhil community also considers him as Pashupati in the Shaiva tradition. The Jain temple celebrates a grand festival on Chaitra Krishna Saptami, marking the birth anniversary of Lord Rishabhadev.
- The temple is a unique place where Vedic and non-Vedic worship of the deity takes place. It is a symbol of religious harmony where Lord Rishabhadev is worshipped with saffron paste, symbolizing Jain tradition.
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Shree Ram Darbar Mandir
The Bhakti Dham in Pratap Gaurav Kendra houses the Ram
- Darbar, where idols of Lord Shri Ramchandra Ji, Mata Janaki, Shri Lakshman Ji, and Shri Hanuman Ji are installed.