Places to visit
- BAPS Swaminarayan Temple
: The distance between Chhota Udepur, the district's largest town, and the BAPS Swaminarayan temple is about 35 kilometers. Many Hindus in the area travel a great distance to visit the Swaminarayan Temple, which is housed in a sizable pilgrim complex. The centerpiece of the structure is the exquisite stone sculptures that adorn the walls of the temple. Here, the sacrifices of Swaminarayan are covered in great depth. Devotees can travel to this temple from Chhota Udepur using the public and private buses that frequently pass through this area.
Distance: BAPS Swaminarayan Temple is 29 kilometres away from Chhota Udepur
- Kali Niketan:
The kings of Chhota-Udepur had a great appreciation for art and architecture, thus they constructed beautiful places like Kali-Niketan, which was originally called Nahar Villa but later changed to Kali-Niketan, which means the home of Goddess Kali, in honor of the Mahakali family goddess. Kali-Niketan was constructed in the late 1800s as a summer residence for Maharaja Fatehsinhji, the present owner's great-grandfather. Six air-conditioned rooms, two drawing rooms, two dining rooms, two lounges, and five patios make up the building.
Distance: Kali Niketan is 2.4 kilometres away from Chhota Udepur
- Dunkahnath Mahadev Temple:
The temple of Dunkahnath Mahadev was located on the Gomati coast, and the town designated by Dankarshijan was known as Dankpur; presently, it is known as Dakor. In ancient times, Dankarishi made Mahadev pleased via penance. In Dakor, you can find popular tourist destinations including Dunkanath Mahadev, Padukaji, Gangabai Tula, Sri Lakshmiji's Temple, Shardamatha, Radhakunda, Mangal Seewandham, Gomtighat, and Naukavihar.
Distance: Dunkahnath Mahadev Temple is 35 kilometres away from Chhota Udepur
- Hafeshwar:
The large town of Chhota Udepur is about 40 kilometers away from the Hafeshwar temple, which is situated in the Kawant taluka. It is an ancient Shiva temple that is submerged in water for the most of the year. Only the flag of the temple is visible; everything else is submerged beneath the waters of the Narmada catchment basin. Locals claim that this is an old Shiva temple that has been perched on a hill for a very long time.
Distance: Hafeshwar is 45 kilometres away from Chhota Udepur
