Jatashankar Temple, PachmariSatpura National ParkBee FallsEFGTempleKamla Palace Marriage Garden
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Udaipura

Udaipura is a town in Narsinghpur district, Madhya Pradesh, India of about 15,473 people. Within 50 km by road there are 39 places to visit: 21 temples, 2 wildlife, forests & gardens and 1 forts & heritage. The must-see places are Jatashankar Temple, Pachmari, Satpura National Park and Bee Falls.

23.0743° N, 78.5111° EPop. 15,473Station: Salichauka Road (SCKR)Pachmarhi 85 km

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Within 30 km7 places
Within 50 km39
Must-see7
Notable26
Best timeNovember to March

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The 3 places worth the trip

Must-see

Jatashankar Temple, Pachmari

Temple · 83 km · Narmadapuram

Must-see

Satpura National Park

National park · 84 km · Narmadapuram

Must-see

Bee Falls

Waterfall · 84 km · Narmadapuram

Places near Udaipura by type

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How to reach Udaipura

By train

Salichauka Road (SCKR), about 40 km from the centre.

By road

Pachmarhi 85 km · Bhopal 143 km · Jabalpur 189 km. Directions.

By air

Raja Bhoj International Airport (BHO), Bhopal — about 153 km by road; Jabalpur Airport (JLR), Jabalpur — about 197 km by road.

Questions people ask

What are the best places to visit near Udaipura?

EFG (park, about 1 km), Temple (temple, about 8 km), Kamla Palace Marriage Garden (palace, about 19 km), Khona Wale Baba Adhinath Jain Temple (Jain temple, about 25 km), Barna Dam (dam, about 57 km), Singhori WLS (sanctuary, about 46 km).

How many tourist places are there within 50 km of Udaipura?

39 places on Spotwander: 21 temples, 6 other attractions, 2 wildlife, forests & gardens, 1 fort, 3 mosques & dargahs.

Which is the nearest temple to Udaipura?

Temple, about 8 km by road; The Ancient Maa Narmada Temple (31 km) is next.

Which is the nearest sanctuary to Udaipura?

Singhori WLS, about 46 km by road; Gandhi Udyan (48 km) is next.

What is the best time to visit places near Udaipura?

November to March for sightings for wildlife, forests & gardens; October to February for forts & heritage; year-round for temples and mosques & dargahs.