Bahubali Hills

Bahubali Hills is a natural rocky viewpoint located near Badi Lake on the outskirts of Udaipur, Rajasthan. Part of the Aravalli Range, it offers panoramic views of Badi Lake and the surrounding landscape. The hills are named after the Jain sage Bahubali, who reportedly meditated here. It is a popular destination for sunrise and sunset viewing, featuring a short trek to the summit.

Visitors can expect a short 15-20 minute trek on a rocky path to reach the hilltop viewpoint. The summit provides 360-degree panoramic views of Badi Lake, the Aravalli Hills, and the surrounding desert landscape. The area features rugged terrain with scattered greenery. Basic food stalls at the top offer refreshments like packaged water, tea, and snacks.

The hills are part of the Aravalli Range with ancient history. They are also known as Kumbhojgiri and were named after the Jain sage Bahubali, who reportedly meditated there 300 years ago. The nearby Badi Lake was constructed between 1652 and 1680 by Maharana Raj Singh I of Mewar to counteract famine effects.

Bahubali Hills is considered an Atishaya Kshetra (place of miracles) in Jainism. The site holds religious importance tied to sage Bahubali and features a 28-foot-tall idol of Lord Bahubali near the foot of the hill. It serves as a Jain pilgrimage site.