U can hire an auto or a Cab. Please note that forest department charges for entry of vehicles and also number of persons visiting the place.

entry fee for the forest at present is Rs250 per vehicle with driver and Rs 75 for each adult passenger. tracking down to temple is about fifty odd Rocky steps.. not so easy for senior citizens. I think it's safe. I have been to this place only once..

the temple is now part of a planned tiger reserve. only time restrictions can be from the forest department side. you should understand that the place is open with less cover. the greenery is there as Chambal river is ever green. sun is one aspect which you have to cater for. if you are carrying umbrellas or some stuff for shade, then it is fine. avoid noon hours and try to carry some snacks to sit under the limited number of trees and eat. beware of the monkeys.

Public transport: a. Take a bus to Naya Pura(Agarson chowk) Rs. 5 b. From Naya Pura take any bus going towards Bijuliya/chittorgarh/Bhilwada and get down at Khadipur Rs. 40 ( you will see the board of Garadia Mahadev temple on the highway) c. Walk towards the left as indicated on the board after 20min of walk, Turn right and walk for 7min and you will spot a forest office. d. Take your ticket from here. Rs. 75 and for Student Rs. 20 e. From here the Garadia Mahadev temple is 20 min walk and you will finally reach you destination. Private Vehicle(24km from Kota): a. It is situated on the NH -76 highway that leads to Dabi and Chittorgarh. b. You will find Board of Garadia to your left just before a flyover of village Khadipur. c. Take left turn from the board and then right and you will reach the forest office. d. Car entry is Rs. 100 and Bike entry is Rs. 30. Best timing - 4:00-6:00 PM There is no such risk of threat but you should be careful of thefts

plan to see the place before 5 pm. road is bad closer to the place

Yes There's ample parking. We visited in December last week and didn't pay any parking fees. There were lots of people picnicking there too. The vehicles easily reach upto the place seen in my pics. Hope it helps.

Local autos are not available. You can explore Ola cabs services. if you want to use public transport, better take a bus from Kota going towards Dabi or Bhilwara and get down on the main road at around 15 KMs, where they have shown the way towards the location.The direction board is quite visible from the main road. This place is 1.5 km from main highway.

No, no bus goes here as its a major national highway. I personally hired a cab for a day to visit this site and Bundi at INR 9 per km basis in a toyota etios car.

I visited the site in Aug'16 and I had hired a cab in Kota. Charges of local cabs in Kota are like INR 9 per km and for minimum 300 km. Plus best time to visit the side will be before evening (5:pm) this route from highway isn't very crowded. You need to take a left turn from Kota-Bundi Highway (quite a good one) and drove straight to the T point. Then turn right and a few km ahead turned left towards from the only cut we saw. The road to Garadia from national highway is very isolated, so I won’t suggest reaching the site in late hours.

Hello Animesh, First of all sorry for the late reply. Since there is no public transport, you have to hire a cab or taxi to reach there. It's an amazing place. Thanks Ashish