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Located on the banks of the River Banas in the Aravalli foothills, Nathdwara literally means: Gateway to Shrinathji; Shrinathji being a 14th century child deity and avatar of Lord Krishna, in whose honour a large temple was built here. Nathdwara is also known for its pichhwai: large handpainted cloths that depict scenes from the life of Lord Krishna, as well as handmade ceramics, milk based sweets and haweli devotional music.
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