Saas-Bahu is a pair of temples, given the tongue-in-cheek designations of “Mother-in-Law” and “Daughter-in-Law,” with the former being much larger than the latter. The temples are located in the small village of Nagda, a few miles north of Udaipur. They are no longer active temples – the deities have been removed – but they are a remarkable historical site, and... More

if you are interested in old temples and beautiful statues of Indian Gods and Goddess then this is the place. totally beautiful and peaceful place and not so much far form Udaipur just a very pleasant 45 mins drive.

No one else there except for the temple gaurdian who acts as guide with plenty of information. Very interesting carvings -see my wide's blog for more detail: http://gallivantingisadora.blogspot.com/2012/01/temples-in-rajasthan.html

Sas-Bahu - a pair of temples based on an interesting theme, that of Mother-in-law and Daughter-in-law.

Worth the visit and spend your afternoon in this place

you never know about the temple how beautiful it is untill unless you donot see it closely. A wonderful sarrounding and a lake baghela is other attraction at the Sas bahu temple. a short distance jain temple and Eklingji temple is worth to visit .

Lots of restoration work going on. Really intricate and impressive stone carvings and according to the caretaker, the means by which the illiterate masses learnt - including the kama sutra

Sas-Bahu is located down the street from the Ekingji temple complex. It's a ruin, abandoned for many years. The temple dates back to the 11th century and features many carvings of the Kama Sutra. The main feature is the Mother In Law and Daughter in Law temples, of which the Mother in Law temple is the most interesting. The carvings... More