Heritage Train Route of the Goram Ghats

Never miss a lifetime adventure of travelling by the Goram Ghat Heritage Train Tour. Built in 1936, Goram Ghat railway track takes you through a Scenic beauty of 172 bridges, 2 tunnels and a 24 km journey dotted with grand view of waterfalls, majestic green hills and spots that are nature’s best kept secrets. The Valley Queen train, inaugurated by the Prime Minister of India in 2023, is a specially run train.

Unwind. Refresh. And Rejuvenate on this engineering marvel making your journey across the Goram Ghat all the more Gorgeous Affair to cherish forever.

Bheel Beri Waterfalls & Jogmandi Waterfalls

The Gushing waterfalls of Bheel-Beri and Jogmandi in the lap of these green hills are a wonderful sight to behold and the moments you spend around them become the most memorable ones for you and your loved ones. Bathe in the waterfalls sliding down over you and capture the most gramworthy clicks of your trip to Goram Ghat.
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Trek to the Meadows of Aravalli Hills

May it be a short hike or a full day trek to the peaks, the Goram Ghats have more than what you can wish! For folks who love hiking and scenic views, Goram ji temple is the destination that will satiate their thrill-seeking soul. At 930 meters, it is the highest point in Central Aravalli Range. It is a half day trek, through the jungles, which opens to an awe-inspiring view of the Aravalli Hills that’s a legit feast for your eyes!

While for those who just want a quick morning hike, Paachmata temple is ideal. After a hike of 100ft that starts from the foothills, continues to the stairs and finishes at the doors of the temple. What comes next is a Rock Deck, where you can relax and unwind with the breeze.

Our hiking and trekking guides are always there to assist you on these kind a adventures

P.S. Monsoon & Autumn Season is the most amazing time to enjoy the spots of Goram Ghats and the hills brimming with greenery and all of the natural flora blooming in full beauty.

Jungle Safari with Breakfast / High Tea

Ride in the woods of Siriyari and discover all the fauna and flora of the jungle. Jungle Safari is an epic trip where you get the real feel of riding in a gypsy while spotting wild boars, sloth bears and species of birds that amaze you with the whistles and sounds melodious enough to awaken your soul. And this ride across the wild becomes even more adventurous when the Binoculars in your hands show you the mystery of what’s happening inside the forests of Siriyari.

This ride cum picnic makes you feel the nostalgia of that old world charm where families enjoy a calm break while on a day out. You get that same feeling when you gorge on hot food served straight from the Indian tiffin the hosts prepare for you with delicious meals ranging from Aloo ki Sabzi to Dal Baati and other regional delicacies.

The Jungle ride ends up by 6-6.30 pm with a sundowner where you sip high tea on the hills. With Aravali hills opposite to you, the cool breeze flowing past you makes this sunset point the most serene place to call it a day. And what could be more special than to cheer over high tea and light snacks on this point in evening. Well, that’s the perfect moment in the lap of sunset.

Kajal Vaas Temple

Twenty minutes drive from Uchab Bagh , is one of the most revered places of worship that happens to be a Jeevit Samadhi of 11 Sadhus. The Kajal vaas nath community holds this temple in high regards and they consider this place of worship as an important place right after Gorakhpur. Sometimes you can even spot Sloth Bears and wild boar while on your way to this pious temple.

Aacharya Shri Bhikshu Samadhi Sthal

Just a 100m walk from the Uchab Bagh is the pious Samadhi place of Acharya Bhikshu (1726–1803) who was the founder and head of the Shwatambar Terapanth sect of Jainism. He was a Devotee of Mahavira. In the initial phase of his spiritual revolution, he moved out from the group of Sthanakvasi Acharya Raghunath. That time he had 13 saints, 13 followers and 13 the basic rules. This coincidence results in the name of “Terapanth” (Thirteen Path) and he referred it as “Hey Prabhu Yeh Terapanth”. Every year millions of Jain visit this important place of worship of their religion.

Marathon of Mewar

This monument located at Diwer, is a testament to the Longest Battle faced by Maharana Pratap. After getting defeated in the Battle of Haldighati, the great Maharana reformed his troops and used Guerilla Warfare to fight several ensuing battles. Some historians even recount that more than 54 battles were fought from here and this brave act of guarding the motherland time and again, came to be known as the “Marathon of Mewar”.
In fact, “Diwer” is the only place with Maharana’s statue holding a sword (talwar) in hand. This sword symbolizes how the Mahrana sliced the Mughal Warrior Behlol khan and his horse into two pieces. Such was the valour of Maharana that this place has a statue in the honor Maharana Pratap Ji 100 ft above the ground.

A visit to Diwer can be a day trip combined with the Heritage Train Journey and the Nathdwara- Shreenathji temple.

Other Day trips & excursions

You can do Day Trips to many amazing places. Some are listed below

Charbhuja temple

Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, one of the most important deities in Hinduism, this ancient temple was constructed in 1444 AD. This temple has a long lineage of myths and folklore attached to it. It is believed to be one of the most famous spots of Lord Vishnu devotees and is reckoned an epic centre of the Vaishnava cult. It is also believed that the temple and its deity was also worshipped by the Pandavas.

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Kumbalgarh

Visit the high fort of Rajasthan, with the World’s 2nd longest wall. The Kumbhalgarh Fort is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Also, known as the Mewar Fortress, it was the birthplace of the great Rajput king, Maharana Pratap. Everything about the fort has been built to fend off the enemy.

Ranakpur Temple

This 15th century Jain Temple of Ranakpur, sits graciously poised on the banks of River Maghai, stands as one of the most brilliant architectural monuments on the Indian subcontinent. The temple comprises of 1444 intricately carved pillars, 24 pillared halls accompanied by 80 domes which are borne by 400 columns. The apogee of this entire temple architecture is the fact that no two pillars in here are the same

Nathdwara - Shrinathji Temple

The Shrinathji Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Shrinathji (a form of Krishna) located in Nathdwara. It is considered an important pilgrimage centre by Vaishnavas. The temple has been designed in the lines of Nanda temple, in Vrindavan. Therefore, it is also known as Nanda Bhavan or Nandalaya (the House of Nanda).

Om Mandir

Known as the 'Om Aakar' temple, this monumental structure spans across a vast expanse of 250 acres in Nagara Style in Jadan village of Pali district. This temple is the world's first temple designed in the Sacred “Om” symbol iconic form. It boasts of an impressive visual presence that is visible from space too, as per the reports.

" Girl Gangs are most welcome to Uchab Bagh Resort "

More so as the place is in the memory of kanwarni Uchab Bai Sa… Plan a trip with your gals and kitty party friends, with all the wonderful women around you. Pre-book the entire property exclusively for your Group. Enjoy and chill out all day all night with your girl gang. No daily chores No Judgements

The Uchab Bagh Resort has also emerged as a favourite vacation spot for backpackers. The ones who love exploring nature. The souls who are fond of slow travel. And all those who are fond of spending a great part of their vacation time away from the screens and doomscrolling. No wonder if you ever find a backpacker reading a romcom book while sipping lime slush and relaxing on the swing in one corner of the resort.
Uchab Bagh, with Lemon orchards behind the rooms, and the Thakurs of Siriyari with open hearts, welcomes you for freshly made lemon drinks.
” Khama Ghani Sa… “