Neemach Mata Temple, Hindu temple in Dewali district, Udaipur, India
Neemach Mata Temple is a stone structure positioned on a hilltop overlooking Fateh Sagar Lake, with a central sanctum, prayer hall, and sculptured lions guarding the entrance. The complex contains carved idols and displays traditional architectural details.
Construction took place between 1652 and 1680, making it a private shrine associated with the Udaipur royal household. The building period marks an important time in the region's cultural development.
The temple serves as a place where locals come to make offerings and seek blessings from the protective deity. Worship here connects directly to the royal family's relationship with the land and its people.
A walking path with stairs and slopes leads to the temple entrance, taking about 15 to 20 minutes to reach the top. The route is accessible on foot and provides views as you climb.
No vehicles are allowed on the hill, keeping the air clean and creating a quiet space away from traffic. From the top you can see across the entire Udaipur cityscape and surrounding lakes.
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