Ahar Cenotaphs - The Royal Cremation Ground of Udaipur

Why This Place is Special

• • Royal cenotaphs (chhatris) of 19 Mewar Maharanas
• • Intricate marble carvings on pillars and domes
• • The cenotaph of Maharana Amar Singh I, the oldest and most elaborate
• • A collection of over 250 memorials built over 350 years
• • Indo-Aryan memorial architecture
• • A quiet and less-crowded alternative to Udaipur's main attractions
• • Proximity to the Ahar Archaeological Museum

Ideal For

Facilities & Amenities

• • Parking
• • Seating areas
• • Restrooms (at adjacent museum)
• • Drinking water (at adjacent museum)
• • Guide services (informal, by local caretakers)

Rules & Restrictions

• • Do not climb on the cenotaphs or other structures.
• • Maintain a respectful and quiet demeanor.
• • No littering on the premises.
• • Professional video or commercial photography may require prior permission.

Safety Information

• • Watch your step as the ground is uneven and some stones may be loose.
• • Carry your own drinking water as there are limited facilities on site.
• • The area can be quite deserted, so it's advisable to visit during the day and not linger after sunset.
• • Be aware of your surroundings and keep your valuables secure.
• • The steps leading up to some cenotaphs can be steep; exercise caution.
• • There may be stray dogs in the area; it's best not to approach them.