Mohan Mandir (Udaipur)
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The Mohan Mandir was built between 1628 and 1652 by Jagat Singh. It is an uncomplicated structure which looks like the temple but does not have a deity. It was built in memory of one of the unofficial sons of Maharana Jagat Singh, Mohandas. Presently it is owned by the state government and is used for display of fireworks during the Gangaur or Mewar.
The king used to watch the annual Gangaur festival celebration from this site in royal times
The king used to watch the annual Gangaur festival celebration from this site in royal times
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Coordinates: 24°34'44"N 73°40'52"E
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- Khundmir Dargah 233 km
- Champaner Fort 234 km
- Pavagadh Fort 236 km
- Tal Katora 339 km
- Sabalgarh Fort 417 km
- Sanchi Monuments - World Heritage Site 430 km
- Udaygiri 431 km
- Tamangarh Fort 431 km
- Hathodi Village 436 km
- City Palace Complex 0.4 km
- Rang Sagar 0.7 km
- Kumharia Talab 0.7 km
- Old City, Udaipur 0.8 km
- GATTANI SQUARE 0.9 km
- Shahi Kabristan 0.9 km
- Ambamata Scheme 0.9 km
- Swaroop Sagar 1.1 km
- OTC,HCM RIPA,UDAIPUR 1.4 km
- Lake Pichola 1.4 km