Udai Mandir was commissioned by Maharaja Udai Singh in the 18th century. Construction began during his reign and was completed by his successor. The temple was built as a testament to the Maharaja's devotion to Lord Krishna. Over the centuries, Udai Mandir has been carefully preserved, maintaining its original splendor. The intricate carvings and artwork have been meticulously restored, ensuring that visitors can appreciate the temple's historical significance and artistic value. Udai Mandir stands as a symbol of Jodhpur's rich cultural heritage and the enduring legacy of its rulers.