Udaipur to Ambaji

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Taxi

2h  30m

Fastest

$30-45

Drive

2h  30m

Cheapest

$17-25

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Distance: 161.3 km

Duration: 2h 30m

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Traveling From Udaipur to Ambaji

The journey from Udaipur's regal lakes and vibrant markets to Ambaji's serene temple town offers a fascinating contrast between cultural richness and spiritual tranquility.

Best Neighbourhoods in Ambaji

Ambaji offers vibrant neighborhoods steeped in culture and spirituality.

Ambaji Town

• Close to the famous Ambaji Temple

• Great dining options nearby

Gabbar Hill

• Scenic views of the surrounding landscape

• Ideal for nature lovers and hikers

Chandravati

• Rich in local crafts and textiles

• Peaceful atmosphere for relaxation

Best Times To Visit Ambaji's Attractions

Timing your visit can greatly enhance your experience in Ambaji.

Ambaji Temple

Early mornings or weekdays are best to enjoy serenity and avoid crowds.

Gabbar Hill

Visit during sunrise for breathtaking views and cooler temperatures.

Chandravati

Weekdays offer a quieter atmosphere for exploring local crafts and relaxation.

Ambaji Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Ambaji experiences a hot semi-arid climate, with sweltering summers and mild winters, making the cooler months from October to March the ideal time to explore. Weather influences your travel, as pleasant temperatures enhance temple visits and outdoor activities, while summer heat may lead to a preferred focus on early morning excursions.

Dining Recommendation in Ambaji

Don’t miss trying the local specialty, 'Dal-Bati-Churma,' at the popular restaurant 'Chaat Ghar,' where the robust flavors of Rajasthan come alive with earthy spices and freshly prepared ingredients. This authentic dining experience contrasts sharply with Udaipur's royal cuisine, offering a more communal and rustic atmosphere that celebrates local traditions.