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• NH 27 - It connects Udaipur with Ahmedabad, Gujarat and passes through Vadodara.
• NH 58 - It connects Udaipur with Chittorgarh and Kota.
• NH 76 - It connects Udaipur with Chittorgarh, Bhilwara, and Ajmer.
• NH 927A - It connects Udaipur with Banswara and Dungarpur.
• SH 50 - It connects Udaipur with Nathdwara and Kumbhalgarh.
• SH 32 - It connects Udaipur with Rajsamand and Ajmer.
• SH 32A - It connects Udaipur with Nathdwara and Rajsamand.
• SH 31 - It connects Udaipur with Bhinder, Salumbar and Dungarpur.
• SH 20 - It connects Udaipur with Jhadol and Pindwara.
• SH 10 - It connects Udaipur with Fatehnagar, Jaisamand, and Chittorgarh.

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Your Trip to Udaipur: The Complete Guide

No longer in the shadow of the iconic UNESCO World Heritage City of Jaipur, Udaipur has evolved into a heritage hot-spot and top tourist destination in Rajasthan . This isn't surprising, as the romantic city of lakes and palaces invariably delights visitors with its enchanting setting and evocative regal history. The Mewar royal family has done much to preserve and make accessible the legacy of their ancestors, who founded Udaipur in the 16th century  . In addition to this stately splendor, Udaipur is a laid-back city that offers great value for all types of travelers. The 1983 James Bond movie "Octopussy" was filmed there, too!

Find out all you need to know in this Udaipur guide.

Planning Your Trip

• Best Time to Visit: Udaipur's location at the southern end of the Aravalli Range separates it from the Thar Desert, producing a semi-arid local steppe climate that's not too extreme. The cool, dry, and sunny months from October to February are most comfortable and draw the crowds. Nights do get nippy during the middle of winter, but the days are gloriously warm, with temperatures of up to 79 degrees Fahrenheit (26 degrees Celsius). If you'd prefer a more peaceful experience, the September shoulder season after the monsoon could be perfect. Only visit Udaipur during April and May if you don't mind temperatures touching 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius) or more. Read more about the weather and climate in Udaipur and the best time to visit Udaipur .
• Language: Rajasthani (Mewari local dialect), Hindi and English.
• Currency: Indian rupee.
• Time Zone: UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) +5.5 hours, also known as Indian Standard Time. Udaipur does not have daylight saving time.
• Getting Around: Udaipur's narrow lanes are ideally explored on foot, so do bring comfortable walking shoes. Auto rickshaws are readily available and should cost under 100 rupees ($1.40) to go anywhere within the city. App-based cabs Uber and Ola are the most convenient way of reaching attractions on the city's outskirts. They're usually cheaper and less-hassle than auto rickshaws.
• Travel Tip: If hot weather isn't an issue, the Gangaur festival takes place in April and is the biggest festival of the year in Udaipur. The three-day Mewar festival, dedicated to showcasing the region's culture, is held alongside it and is a fun experience.

Things to Do

Udaipur has a compact but captivating collection of museums that showcase the region's culture and heritage. Simply wandering the streets and soaking up the atmosphere are among the most enjoyable things to do in Udaipur. Those who are feeling energetic can cycle around the city, hike in the hills, or even go horseback riding. Cooking classes are a hit with foreigners. Udaipur is renowned for its unique miniature paintings, and they make great gifts. You can even paint your own. Many tourists love shopping in Udaipur because of the abundance of irresistible handicrafts. Do allow some time for a day trip or two into the surrounding countryside—there are some interesting options, including ancient forts and temples.

• The City Palace Complex , including the City Palace Museum, is Udaipur's star attraction. More than one million people visit it each year  . It's the largest palace complex in Rajasthan and provides incredible insight into the life of the royal family.
• A boat ride on Lake Pichola is magical at sunset! (Sit on the right side of the boat for the best vista).
• A heritage walking tour will immerse you in Udaipur's old city off the tourist trail.

Our detailed articles about the best things to do in Udaipur and the top places to visit near Udaipur have more information.

What to Eat and Drink

Distinct from predominantly vegetarian Rajasthani cuisine, the local Mewari cuisine in Udaipur features an assortment of rustic meat dishes, as the royal rulers of the region were avid hunters. Laal Maas (spicy red mutton curry) is the most famous dish. Fresh fish from the region's lakes is part of the cuisine too. You may even find rabbit on some restaurant menus!

Vegetarians can try regional specialties such as Gatte ki Sabji (steamed chickpea flour dumplings in a tangy tomato and yogurt curry) and Dal Bati Churma. Udaipur is also renowned for its deep-fried snacks such as Mirchi Bada (large green chilies stuffed with spices and potato) and Kachori (pastry discs with spiced lentils or onion fillings). For sweet tooths, there are desserts, including Malpua (pancakes fried and dunked in sugar syrup) and Ghevar (a cake-like dish soaked in sugar syrup and ghee).

The few bars that Udaipur does have close by midnight. So, if you're looking for nightlife in Udaipur , you'll be disappointed. Drinks are best enjoyed under the stars at a rooftop with a mesmerizing backdrop of the city and Lake Pichola.

Explore our pick of foods to try in Udaipur and the best restaurants in Udaipur .

Where to Stay

The majority of Udaipur's accommodations are situated on Lake Pichola's east side, in the Lal Ghat, Gangaur Ghat, and Chandpole areas bordering the lake. This is on the same side of the lake as the City Palace and is in the heart of the old part of the city, so you'll have easy access to the main attractions. There are all kinds of properties, including boutique heritage hotels, guesthouses, and backpacker hostels. Many offer lake views. Read more about the various neighborhoods in Udaipur .

Two authentic palace hotels are set within the City Palace Complex itself—the Taj Fateh Prakash Palace Hotel and Shiv Niwas Palace Hotel (which features in "Octopussy"). The ethereal Taj Lake Palace Hotel, which appears to float right in the middle of Lake Pichola, is the top choice, though.

Across the bridge, the northwest side of Lake Pichola around Hanuman Ghat is quieter, but hotels proliferate. The benefit of staying on this side of the lake is that you'll be able to see the City Palace across the lake. Luxury five-star hotels such as The Leela and the Oberoi Udaivilas also front this side of the lake, albeit in more isolated spots.

See our recommendations for the best hotels in Udaipur.

Getting There

Udaipur's airport is 30 to 40 minutes east of the city. It's a small domestic airport that receives flights from Jaipur and major cities in India, including Delhi and Mumbai.

Udaipur is situated about five hours south of Jodhpur , and there are several attractions (such as Kumbhalgarh fort and Ranakpur Jain temple) to check out on the way. Therefore, it makes sense to hire a car and driver to travel between these two cities if you're exploring Rajasthan. You can also drive from Jaipur to Udaipur, or vice-versa, and spend a night in Bundi to break the journey. (Bundi is about five hours from Udaipur and four hours from Jaipur).

Indian Railways trains stop at Udaipur, although services are quite limited. The railway station, Udaipur City, is only five minutes east of the City Palace area. Its station code is UDZ.

Culture and Customs

Tipping isn't compulsory in India, although it's expected if you're happy with the service. A 10 to 15 percent tip is sufficient at a restaurant, or simply round the bill up on smaller amounts. Flag down the waiter to get your bill. Hotels will commonly have a tip box where you can leave gratuities for the staff. Tour guides can be tipped a couple of hundred rupees per day, and around 400 rupees for drivers.

Being a popular tourist destination, Udaipur has its share of scams to watch out for. Beware of anyone who tells you a royal wedding is about to take place (they'll lead you to a tailor's shop to get an overpriced outfit made for the non-existent occasion), or that they're involved in exhibiting special embroidery or other handicrafts (which they'll end up trying to sell you).

Dress standards are fairly conservative in Udaipur. It's respectful to keep your shoulders and legs below the knee covered. Ladies, if it's hot and you want to wear a sleeveless top or dress, solve the problem by throwing on a shawl when necessary.

Money Saving Tips

• Hotel rates fall by 50 to 75 percent from March until the end of September, during the summer and monsoon season. For some people, this may make luxury hotels affordable. Fantastic deals are guaranteed during this time, no matter where you stay.
• Grab an unlimited Rajasthani thali (platter) for lunch. You'll be able to eat as much as you can for only a few dollars.
• Haggling is expected at markets and other stores that aren't fixed-price (such as government emporiums). Here are some tips for bargaining to help with the process.

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Must-see attractions in Udaipur

City Palace

Surmounted by balconies, towers and cupolas towering over the lake, the imposing City Palace is Rajasthan’s largest palace, with a facade 244m long and 30…

City Palace Museum

The main part of the City Palace is open as the City Palace Museum, with rooms extravagantly decorated with mirrors, tiles and paintings, and housing a…

Lake Pichola

Limpid and large, Lake Pichola reflects the grey-blue mountains on its mirror-like surface. It was enlarged by Maharana Udai Singh II, following his…

Durbar Hall

The restored Durbar Hall (royal reception hall) in the City Palace is one of India’s most impressive, with some of the country’s biggest chandeliers. The…

Sajjan Garh

Perched on top of a distant hill like a fairy-tale castle, this melancholy, neglected late-19th-century palace was constructed by Maharana Sajjan Singh…

Jagmandir Island

The palace on Jagmandir Island, about 800m south of Jagniwas, was built by Maharana Karan Singh II in 1620, added to by his successor Maharana Jagat Singh…

Jagniwas Island

Jagniwas Island is about 15,000 sq m in size and entirely covered by the opulent palace built by Maharana Jagat Singh II in 1754. Once the royal summer…

Sajjan Garh Wildlife Sanctuary

On the way to Sajjan Garh, at the foot of the hill you enter the 5-sq-km Sajjan Garh Wildlife Sanctuary. A good way to visit is with the daily sunset…

Bagore-ki-Haveli

This gracious 18th-century haveli (traditional, ornately decorated residence), set on the water’s edge at Gangaur Ghat, was built by a Mewar prime…

Vintage & Classic Car Collection

The maharanas’ car collection makes a fascinating diversion, for what it tells about their elite lifestyle and for the vintage vehicles themselves. Housed…

Crystal Gallery

Houses rare crystal that Maharana Sajjan Singh (r 1874–84) ordered from F&C Osler & Co in England in 1877. The maharana died before it arrived, and all…

Jagdish Temple

Reached by a steep, elephant-flanked flight of steps, 150m north of the City Palace’s Badi Pol, this busy Indo-Aryan temple was built by Maharana Jagat…

Government Museum

Entered from Ganesh Chowk, this museum has a splendid collection of jewel-like miniature paintings of the Mewar school and a turban that belonged to Shah…

Lal Ghat is the traditional raveller ghetto of Udaipur. Now, along with with budget hotels, handicraft shops and rooftop restaurants there are several…

Royal Cremation Ground

About 3km east of the old city, at Ahar, is Udaipur’s royal cremation ground, with 372 cenotaphs of maharanas and queens of Mewar forming a spectacular…

A crafts village west of Fateh Sagar, Shilpgram was inaugurated by Rajiv Gandhi in 1989. Set in dusty, rolling countryside, it’s contrived, but remains…

Sunset Point

The small Sunset Point Park has dazzling views over Lake Pichola, Jagmandir Island and off toward the Sajjan Garh (Monsoon Palace). It’s about 1.5km south…

Fateh Sagar

One kilometre north of Lake Pichola, this lake is ringed by hills and is a popular local hang-out. It was dammed in 1678 by Maharana Jai Singh, but…

Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum

This private folk-art museum, with an uncannily Dalek-like entrance tower, exhibits dresses, tribal jewellery, turbans, dolls, masks, musical instruments,…

Saheliyon-ki-Bari

In the north of the city, about 3km from Lal Ghat, the Saheliyon-ki-Bari was built by Sangram Singh II in 1710. This small, quaint ornamental garden was…

This hill park overlooking Fateh Sagar is topped by a statue of the Rajput hero Maharana Pratap and his beloved horse Chetak, who together defied the…

Machla Magra

This small hill southeast of the City Palace boasts a Karni Mata Temple and the sparse remains of the Eklingarh Fort. It can be reached by a ropeway, or…

Ahar Government Museum

Just 150m along the road from the royal cremation ground, the Ahar Government Museum contains copper and pottery objects more than 3300 years old, plus…

Tripolia Gate

This three-arched gate was built in 1711 and opens onto the large Manesh Chowk in the City Palace complex.

Sheetla Mata Gate

This gate marks the southern entrance to the City Palace complex.

The main entrance to the City Palace complex, built in 1615.

Rameshwar Ghat

Boat trips on Lake Pichola can be taken from this ghat.

Old Clock Tower

This landmark clock tower was built in 1887.

A Complete Travel Guide to Udaipur for the First-Timers

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Get ready for an insider’s look at Udaipur — I’ll show you how to arrive, get around, and where to bunk down for the night. With tried-and-tested tips, you’ll dine where the locals do and see the city’s best without the guesswork. Let this travel guide for Udaipur be the bridge to your unforgettable experience in the city of lakes, where every step tells a story and every sight is a memory in the making.

A clear lake with ancient palaces in the background – that’s Udaipur for you. It’s the kind of place that stays with you, you know?

The city’s vibe is so chill, and those lakeside meals? Just wow. Plus, dining on a rooftop under the stars with the city lights twinkling and the lake mirroring it all – it’s unreal.

I keep going back for the sunsets alone; they’re like nothing else. Trust me, you’ll want to see it for yourself.

And when you do, just take it all in – it’s exactly why I can’t stop talking about this place.

Travel Guide for Udaipur: Things to Know Before Planning a Trip to Udaipur

Where’s udaipur.

Udaipur’s this gem in Rajasthan, northwestern India. It’s ringed by lakes, which is why people love to call it the City of Lakes . It’s also called the Venice of the East and It kind of feels like one when you see all the water around.

Udaipur is also called the White City because many of its buildings and the famous City Palace are made from a particular type of white marble.

The city’s packed with history – think palaces that tell tales of old royalty, like the famous City Palace, and gardens that are just a feast for the eyes.

And then you’ve got these intricately carved temples. Plus, the Aravalli Hills are all around you, adding to the charm. It’s like stepping into a royal story, but it’s real, and it’s all set in some seriously pretty nature.

Best Time to Visit Udaipur

Udaipur, like the rest of Rajasthan or North India for that matter, remains super hot during the summer season (March to June) so obviously, it’s not wise to plan a trip to Udaipur during summer.

The monsoon season (July to September) is again not recommended as outdoor activities are not possible at all.

But then the rainy season has its own perks. It’s when the lakes, filled up with water, look captivating, and the Aravalli Range, covered in lush greenery, teems with life.

The winter season (October to February) is a perfect time to visit Udaipur. The weather is pleasantly cool and sunny (mostly) which makes sightseeing less hectic and more fun.

If you plan to visit in December (around Christmas and New Year holidays), make sure to book flights and accommodation well in advance.

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How Many Days in Udaipur

Ideally, you’d want to set aside at least two to three days to really soak in the essence of this city.

Say you’ve got a weekend in Udaipur, it’s definitely delightful, but trust me, it’s just a teaser. You’ll get a taste of the city, sure. You cruise on Lake Pichola, catch the sunset, and maybe snap some epic photos. It’s great, but Udaipur deserves more of your time.

If you want to (you must) explore the historic forts, cultural landmarks, and unique temples scattered around Udaipur (there are tons), I recommend at least a week in Udaipur.

The first time we hit Udaipur, we only had two days. Not nearly enough. We were rushing around, trying to see everything, but it was a bit of a blur. We didn’t even get a chance to step outside the city.

The next trip, we wised up and stayed for four days , focusing only on the city, no side trips, no distractions. That’s when I really got to know the place. But, that was part of a bigger Rajasthan trip that lasted two weeks . We saved the places outside Udaipur for the road trip portion, which was a blast and took us all the way to Jodhpur .

The heart of the matter is that Udaipur is not your typical rush-around kind of place. It’s the kind of place where you can take a deep breath, wander around at your own pace, and really get the feel of things. More like a luxury in the busy buzz of India!

How to Get to Udaipur

Udaipur is well-connected by air, rail, and road to the major cities in India.

Located in Dabok , Maharana Pratap Airport serves Udaipur. About 22 km from the city, it’s a domestic airport that receives flights from the major cities in India. The leading airlines that have regular flights to and from Udaipur are Indigo, SpiceJet, Vistara, and Air India.

There’s nothing quite like the freedom a road trip offers. A strong road network links Udaipur to most of the Indian cities.

In cases where the driving distance is more than we can drive in one go, we break our journey at any city en route. Like if you’re driving from Delhi to Udaipur, Jaipur or Ajmer can be chosen for a night halt.

Also, if you don’t want to use your own car, you can hire a car. There are many tour operators that provide cars for rent.

We didn’t want to drive on our own so we chose a chauffeur-driven car for our trip to Rajasthan.

If you’re also touring Rajasthan and exploring the major cities of Rajasthan, it’s wise to hire a car and driver. You not only save time and hassle but also get to explore the off-center attractions or hidden gems.

A strong bus network connects Udaipur to various Indian cities. You can choose from AC coaches or state-run buses depending upon the budget.

The Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation (RSRTC) buses connect Udaipur with other major cities in Rajasthan.

Udaipur City Railway Station (UDZ) is the nearest railway station. There are direct trains from Delhi (Chetak Express and Mewar Express) Mumbai (Bdts Aii Udz Express), Kolkata (Annanya Express), Jaipur (Udaipur City–Jaipur Intercity-Express), Indore (Udaipur City Express), and Ahmedabad (Adi Udz Express).

How to Get Around Udaipur

Udaipur is a relatively compact city. Auto-Rickshaws, taxis, and local buses (limited) contribute to the public transportation system. The narrow lanes of the old city are best explored on foot as all the attractions are located within walking distance.

If you don’t want to walk, you can opt for an auto-rickshaw. A shared auto-rickshaw comes cheaper but it sticks to the fixed route and stops at the designated (popular) stops. A private auto-rickshaw is a bit pricey but it goes anywhere you name.

For the attractions outside the city like Monsoon Palace, Badi Lake, Chittorgarh Fort, Kumbhalgarh Fort, Ranakpur, Eklingji, and Nathdwara – a taxi is ideal. Uber and Ola are available in Udaipur.

Where to Stay in Udaipur

When in Udaipur, you’d want to stay in the old city for three reasons – firstly, most of the attractions are close by, secondly, you can drink in the views of the iconic Lake Pichola, and lastly, the old city is where the soul of Udaipur lies.

From boutique heritage hotels, and hostels, to guesthouses, and luxury hotels – the old city has all types of properties to suit your budget and style. Make sure you book in advance to score a Lakeview room.

If budget is your concern and you are looking for a hotel that offers value for money, we recommend Jagat Niwas Palace and Amet Haveli.

Located on the eastern banks of Lake Pichola, Jagat Niwas Palace is a favorite among travelers for its perfect location, courteous staff, A1 service, and good food.

Located on the northwestern bank of Lake Pichola, Amet Haveli is highly rated for its services, cleanliness, location, staff, and facilities. The hotel is best known for Ambrai Restaurant, one of the best fine-dining restaurants in Udaipur. It’s where you can have delicious food with an amazing view of Lake Pichola.

If you don’t mind splurging and are looking for sheer luxury, your options are – Taj Fateh Prakash Palace , Shiv Niwas Palace Hotel , The Leela Palace , The Oberoi Udaivilas , and the Taj Lake Palace Hotel . If you ask me to suggest to you the best among all, floating right in the center of Lake Pichola, the Taj Lake Palace Hotel is a class apart. Exquisite is the word!

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What and Where to Eat and Drink in Udaipur

Like most of the cities in Rajasthan, Udaipur is a great place to try Rajasthani specialties like Laal Maas, Gatte ki Sabzi, Dal Bati Churma, Ker Sangri, Chakki ki Sabzi, Ghevar, Mirchi Bada, Pyaaj Kachori, Samosa, and Chaat.

Udaipur’s charm lies in rooftop lake-view restaurants and cafes. More than food, what matters here is the view you get.

From Sheesh Mahal , Upré , Ambrai , Tribute , Khamma Ghani , Charcoal by Carlsson , Jagat Niwas Palace , Restaurant Harigarh , Chandani by the Oberoi Udaivilas , Jharokha by Lake Palace Hotel , Paantya by Shiv Niwas Palace , and TWG by Hemang are quite a few amazing fine dining restaurants that offer food with a view.

All of these restaurants (except TWG Hemang which primarily serves international cuisine) offer International as well as Rajasthani cuisine.

Jheel’s Ginger Coffee Bar & Bakery , a cafe perched over Lake Pichola is where you can enjoy some free time with a cup of coffee or chocolate shake.

If you’ve got enough of the views (which is unlikely), you can head to the restaurants that might not offer you the iconic views but are celebrated for various other reasons.

A charming old-world colonial house restored into a restaurant, in 1559 AD , a bistro lounge restaurant, and Royal Repast , a specialty restaurant are great places to dine out. Both these restaurants are highly appreciated for their warm staff, speedy service, and vintage ambiance.

For travelers who want to enjoy a traditional Rajasthani thali – Garden Restaurant , Natraj Dining Hall and Restaurant , Krishna Dal Bati Restro , Padam Thal , Navidya By Amantra Hotels , and Udaipuri .

We also liked Udai Art Café , Brew Villa , Yummy Yoga , and Cafe La Comida . Located right in the heart of the old city, both cafes serve great coffee and snacks.

If you are a health aficionado, Millets of Mewar is for you! The first-ever dedicated health-food restaurant in Udaipur, Millets of Mewar uses locally sourced and organic ingredients. They very well know how to make healthy eating fun and creative. Its menu also includes vegan and gluten-free options.

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What to See and Do in Udaipur

There are tons of places in Udaipur, each with its unique charm. First off, the City Palace is a must-see. This colossal structure is steeped in history and grandeur.

Then there’s Lake Pichola. A boat ride there during the golden hours of sunset is just spellbinding.

Don’t miss the Jagdish Temple. Its intricate carvings and serene atmosphere are utterly captivating.

Next up, you can reach Karni Mata Temple by a hearty trek or a swift ropeway ride – the choice is yours, but the breathtaking views are a given either way.

The gardens of Saheliyon-ki-Bari are perfect for a leisurely and peaceful walk.

The Monsoon Palace is your ticket to the best sunset view in town – the city lights up like a jewel.

And if you’re chasing art and culture, the Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum showcases the best local crafts.

And there’s more than just the mainstream attractions.

Find solace at the calm Ambrai Ghat or the tranquil Badi Lake. Pay respects at the Ahar Cenotaphs and soak in the beauty of Fateh Sagar Lake.

And there’s the Neemach Mata Temple – it’s not as crowded and the climb is pretty refreshing. Plus, the view? It’s like you’re watching over Udaipur.

Evenings in Udaipur are for Bagore Ki Haveli. The Dharohar dance show is epic – the dances, the music, the vibe – it’s all real Rajasthan.

And, of course, shopping in Udaipur is an experience in itself. The markets such as Bapu Bazaar, Ghanta Ghar, Hathipol, Malda’s Street, and more are alive with colors, crafts, and endless rows of shops waiting to be discovered.

Let’s not forget Maharana Pratap Samarak. It’s a tribute to a local hero, Maharana Pratap, and you can feel the pride in the air. It’s this outdoor space with a big statue of him and his loyal horse, Chetak, which is pretty awesome to see.

And you must find out some time to visit the Shilpgram Museum, a living arts village that celebrates the traditional crafts and lifestyle of the local folk. A little out of the city, it’s is like a portal into the heart of Rajasthani village life and of course, the best place to immerse in the local culture.

Last but not the least, you can’t miss a trip to Chittorgarh Fort, one of the largest forts in India, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Standing proud a little way from Udaipur, it’s where the dramatic history of Rajasthan unfolds.

With more time, you can take a few eventful day trips from Udaipur. Just a short drive from the heart of Udaipur, you’ll find Eklingji, an ancient Hindu temple complex that’s a sanctuary of peace and spiritual energy.

A little further, there’s a cozy little town of Nathdwara famous for its temple of Shrinathji. It’s all about timing your visit to catch the temple ceremonies, which is quite the experience with all the singing and hustle.

Haldighati is another important spot near Udaipur. It’s where the iconic battle involving Maharana Pratap took place, and you can almost hear the clash of swords. Nearby, the Maharana Pratap Museum adds layers to the story, offering insights and artifacts that bring the historical saga to life.

And you can’t miss Kumbhalgarh Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s this massive fort with a wall you can see for miles. People say it’s like India’s version of the Great Wall of China. The view from up there are simply breathtaking.

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1. City Palace of Udaipur

2. Lake Pichola

3. Bagore Ki Haveli Museum

4. Jagdish Temple

5. Shri Ekling Ji Temple

6. Srinathji Temple

7. Sahelion Ki Bari

8. Jagmandir

9. City Palace Museum

10. Pita Shree Handicraft

11. Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace

12. Shilpgram

13. Indigo Art School

14. Nexus Celebration Mall

15. Ambrai Ghat

16. Maharana Pratap Smarak

17. Animal Aid Unlimited

18. Urban Square Mall

19. Fateh Sagar Lake

20. Maharana Pratap Museum

21. Art_en_Soul shoppe

22. Gothwal Art

23. Fateh Prakash Palace

24. Chetak Smarak

25. Karni Mata

26. Bada Mahal

27. Sajjangarh Wildlife Sanctuary

28. Sukhadia Circle Fountain

29. Ganesham Art & Craft

30. Vintage Collection of Classic Cars Museum

What travellers are saying.

• 1.1 History
• 1.2 Culture
• 1.3 Climate
• 2.2 By plane
• 2.3 By train
• 3 Get around
• 4.2 Gardens
• 4.3 Museums
• 4.4 Other attractions
• 5.1 Cultural shows
• 5.2 Outdoor activities and sports
• 5.3 Horseback riding
• 5.4 Volunteering
• 5.5 Fairs and festivals
• 6.1 Markets
• 6.3 Shopping malls
• 9.2 Mid-range
• 9.3 Splurge
• 10 Stay safe
• 11.1 Government hospitals
• 11.2 Private hospitals
• 11.3 Blood bank
• 12.1 Day trips
• 12.2 Further destinations

Udaipur ( Hindi : उदयपुर Udaypur ) is the capital of the district of Mewar in Rajasthan , India . Udaipur is famous for its lakes, palaces, forts, temples, gardens, and romantic backdrops. It was the setting of many movies, including the 13th James Bond film, Octopussy .

Understand [ edit ]

History [ edit ].

In 1568, the Mughal emperor Akbar captured Chittorgarh , and Udai Singh was forced to flee and establish the city of Udaipur. Udaipur remained the capital of the state of Mewar, which became a princely state of British India in 1818. After India's independence in 1947, Mewar was integrated into the state of Rajasthan.

Culture [ edit ]

People in Udaipur usually prefer wearing bright colored clothes. Colourful festivals and fairs depict the cultural prosperity of Udaipur.

Climate [ edit ]

Udaipur offers moderate climate all through the year, but the best season to visit the place is from September to March.

Winters (December to February) offers pleasant climate with a temperature not going beyond 32°C. The pleasing weather is perfect for enjoying holidays and indulging in various tourist activities.

Summers (mid-March to June) has hot weather with a temperature maximum of 45°C, especially April to June. The hot climate is not preferable for Udaipur tourism activities.

Monsoons (July to September) offer very little rainfall. The scanty amount of rains in Udaipur makes the place very humid. However, during monsoon, the lush green environs of the place become very attractive. Even the lakes are filled with rain water.

Winter months are comparatively cooler than summer months which make it perfect for holidaying and all types of tourist activities of all ages. Plan your travel or book packages for Udaipur during these months. March offers comfortably hot weather and is ideal for sightseeing and adventures. Summer months are very hot and it's better to avoid visiting during these months. September to November has pleasing climate making it really a good time for sighting and other tourist activities.

Get in [ edit ]

By car [ edit ].

Udaipur is easily accessible via major roads from every major destination in India including Chittorgarh (117 km), Ahmedabad (257 km), Jodhpur (260 km), Ajmer (307 km), Sawai Madhopur / Ranthambore (638 km), Jaipur (421 km), Bikaner (488 km), Agra (638 km), Delhi (676 km), Mumbai (725 km), and Khajuraho (776 km).

By plane [ edit ]

Taxis between the airport and the city cost ₹650 from the prepaid taxi booth in the airport. Many hotels offer a prearranged pickup for ₹600-800. There are no public buses between the airport and the city.

By train [ edit ]

Udaipur has direct train connections to many major cities in India including Chittorgarh (6-7 per day, 2 hours. ₹140), Ahmedabad (daily, 10 hours, ₹200), Ajmer (4 per day, 5 hours. ₹135-680), Sawai Madhopur (daily, 7 hours, ₹270-1,625), Jaipur (3 per day, 7 hours, ₹170-855), Agra (daily, 13 hours, ₹360-2,355), Delhi (2 per day, 12 hours. ₹390-1,440), Mumbai (every other day, 17 hours, ₹475-1,785), and Khajuraho (daily, 21 hours, ₹485-3,245).

By bus [ edit ]

Udaipur is connected by an efficient bus service to most cities in Rajasthan , which sometimes be much faster than the train. Buses operate between Udaipur and Mount Abu (5 hours, ₹100), Agra (6 hours, ₹120), Ahmedabad (6 hours, ₹200), Jodhpur (8 hours, ₹125), Ranakpur (3 hours, ₹85), Ajmer (8 hours, ₹150), Jaipur (9 hours, ₹200), Bikaner , Delhi (14 hours, ₹420), and Mumbai (16 hours, sleeper ₹600 or seat ₹400). RSRTC runs Volvo & other Multiple axle bus services which can be booked through its RSRTC Bus Ticket Booking mobile app.

Get around [ edit ]

While most of the city can be covered on foot and the narrow alleyways in the old city make any other form of transportation a hassle, a taxi or autorickshaw/tuk-tuk is necessary to reach the Monsoon Palace or the wilderness park. A tuk-tuk will usually cost around ₹50, and should never cost more than ₹100 within the city. App-based cab hailing services like Uber and Ola are becoming increasingly popular since they generally cost lower than the tuk-tuk and require no fare-haggling Also there are many local taxi providers.

See [ edit ]

• Amar Vilas . The uppermost court inside the complex, which is a raised garden. It provides entry to the Badi Mahal. It is a pleasure pavilion built in Mughal style. It has cusped arcades enclosing a square marble tub. 'Amar Vilas' is the highest point of the City palace and has wonderful hanging gardens with fountains, towers and terraces.  
• Badi Mahal ( Garden Palace ). Badi Mahal is the exotic central garden palace that is situated on a 27-m-high (89-ft) natural rock formation vis-a-vis the rest of the palace. The rooms on the ground floor appear to be at the level of the fourth floor in view of the height difference to its surrounding buildings.  
• Durbar Hall . Built in 1909 within the Fatepraksh Palace (now a heritage hotel), the hall was used by the royal ladies to observe the court proceedings. This hall has a luxuriant interior with some unusually large chandeliers. Weapons of the maharanas and also some of their unique portraits are also depicted here.  
• Fatehprakash Palace . Now run as luxury hotel and inaccessible to public viewing has a crystal gallery that consists of crystal chairs, dressing tables, sofas, tables, chairs and beds, crockery, table fountains which were never used. There is also a unique jewel-studded carpet here.  
• Krishna Vilas . Another chamber in Fatehprakash Palace with rich collection of miniature paintings that portray royal processions, festivals and games of the Maharanas. However, there is tragic story linked to this wing of the City Palace. In the 19th century, a royal princess was unable to choose from two suitors seeking her hand in marriage, one from the royal family of Jaipur and another from Jodhpur, and hence in a state of dilemma, she poisoned herself to death.  
• Manak Mahal . Approach from the Manak Chowk, the palace has a raised alcove inlaid completely in mirror glass. One of the prominent emblems of Sun is depicted on the façade of the Manak Chowk, which can also be seen from the outermost court.  
• Mor Chowk ( Peacock Square ). A pillared hall with glass and mirror mosaic decorations is integral to the inner courts of the palace. The elaborate design of this chamber consists of three peacocks (representing the three seasons of summer, winter and monsoon) modeled in high relief and faced with coloured glass mosaic, built into successive niches in the wall area or jharoka. These were built during Maharana Sajjan Singh’s reign, 200 years after the palace was established. The peacocks have been crafted with 5000 pieces of glass, which shine in green, gold and blue colours. In an adjoining chamber, called the Kanch-ki-Burj, mosaic of mirrors adorn the walls. The Badi Charur Chowk within this chowk is a smaller court for private use. Its screen wall has painted and inlaid compositions depicting European men and Indian women.  
• Rang Bhawan . The palace that used to contain royal treasure. There are temples of Lord Krishna, Meerabai and Shiva, located here.  
• Sheesh Mahal . The palace of mirrors and glasses was built in 1716. A shrine of Dhuni Mata is also located in the complex. This location is considered as the oldest part of the Palace, where a sage spent his entire life meditating.  
• Zenana Mahal ( Women's Palace ). Proceeding further from the Mor Chowk, in the Zenana Mahal or women’s quarters (now converted into museum) is exquisitely designed alcoves, balconies, coloured windows, tiled walls and floors are seen.  

Lakes [ edit ]

Gardens [ edit ].

• Nehru Garden . This is a park in the middle of Fateh Sager Lake. This park covers about 41 acres (170,000 m²), with flower gardens and a lily pond. It was inaugurated on the birth anniversary of the first Prime Minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru. The garden overlooks the ancient Moti Mahal of Maharana Pratap and gives a view of the Aravalli hills on three sides.  

Museums [ edit ]

Other attractions [ edit ].

• Aapni Dhani . A very good place to spend your evening. This place has a small zoo, magic show, puppet show, nat ka tamasha, dance shows and to top it all a nice Rajasthani dinner - unlimited of course. The ticket is about ₹250 per person. The shows start in the evening around 5-6PM.  

Do [ edit ]

Cultural shows [ edit ].

• Dharohar Dance Show @ Bagore-ki-Haveli , near Gangaur Ghat , ☏ +91 94141-55904 , [email protected] . A 60-minute Rajastani dance and marionette puppet show. Includes live music with local instruments, local folk dancing, and a lady balancing up to 9 stacked pots on her head. A must-see! Admission: ₹100; camera fee: ₹100 .  
• Puppet Show @ Bharatiya Lok Kala Mandal , Saheli Marg, Madhuban ( in the north of the city, 300 m north of Chetak Circle ). Daily 60-minute puppet show at 6PM. Great for children. ₹50 .  
• Shilpgram . Shilpgram is a rural arts and crafts complex. The fair is organised every year from 21st December to 31st December and hosts plays and dance performances every evening for those 10 days. ₹50 . ( updated Jan 2020 )

Outdoor activities and sports [ edit ]

• Art of Bicycle Trips . Organized bicycle tours in and around Udaipur. The tours combine cycling with Indian art, culture and heritage. ₹2,000 .  
• Udaipur Ropeway , Deen Dayal Park ( on the top of hill near Lake Pichola, near Karni Mata Temple ), ☏ +91 294 650 8755 , [email protected] . 9AM-9PM . Spend the evening overlooking the city lights from a high altitude. There is a restaurant on top of the hill with a nice view. Adult ₹78; child ₹39 .  
• Bindaas , ☏ +91 9928058896 , [email protected] . Bindaas is a group of cyclists that motivates people to cycle and to make their environment greener. These cyclists gather every Sunday at Fathesagar Pal at 6AM and cycle together as a group to make people aware about the health and environmental benefits of cycling. It also provides people an opportunity to meet like-minded people. Becoming a member of the group is free of cost. ( updated Jan 2020 )

Horseback riding [ edit ]

Situated in the middle of the Aravalli Hills, Udaipur offers a fantastic landscape and unrivaled views. Various operators offer horse rides here:

• Princess Trails . Run by an Indo-German couple. They have around 15 very well kept Marwari horses and always some foals and young ones on their farm, approximately 8 km outside Udaipur. They organize trail rides for individual riders and small groups of 2 hours, 4 hours and full day through the tribal villages of the Aravalli foothills and also arrange overnight accommodation in comfortable Swiss tents (with attached bathroom, AC and private terrace) on their farm. Horseback lessons and nature hikes are also arranged and non-riding companions can spend a relaxing morning/afternoon in the garden of their farm with a beautiful Hollywood swing. They offer free pick up from the hotels in town and have a collection of imported riding helmets and half-chaps which they lend out to their riders. A large emphasis is put on the safety of riders and horses! Riders and guests fed up by the noise and pollution of Indian cities can stay overnight in comfortable Swiss tents on the farm and enjoy the quiet and peaceful rural life. Longer horseback safaris with overnight stays in a Safari Camp are also arranged. Also offers jeep safaris.  

Volunteering [ edit ]

• Animal Aid Unlimited , near Badi TB Hospital, Badi Village, Liyo Ka Gurha ( 7 km from the old town ), ☏ +91 99505 31639 . 350 ownerless animals are given love and nursed back to health by volunteers. Run by an American family who will welcome you any time between 9AM and 5PM. Did you ever scratch a donkey under his chin? Have you ever bottle fed a baby goat? Ever helped a dog who lost her leg learn to walk again? Here's your chance. Free, donations encouraged .  

Fairs and festivals [ edit ]

The city of Udaipur celebrates all the fairs and festivals with equal fervor. The important fairs and festivals that are closely associated with Udaipur are Mewar Festival and the Shilpgram Fair . If you want to catch the vigor of these desert people, catch them during their famous fairs and festivals.

• Mewar Festival - Mewar festival is observed to welcome the arrival of spring season (March/April). The festival is especially meant for women and offers the best time when they dress in their finest clothes and join the celebrations of the fest. To conduct the ceremony, women assemble to dress the images of Isar (Lord Shiva) and Gangaur (Goddess Parvati). After dressing the idols, they carry them in a traditional procession passing through different parts of the city. In the last, the procession makes its move towards the Gangaur Ghat at Pichola Lake. At this point, the images are transported into special boats and immersed in the deep waters of the lake. When this religious part gets over, people engage into various dances, songs and other cultural events revealing the culture of Rajasthan. Mewar festival is concluded with a glittering show of fireworks.
• Shilpgram Crafts Fair - Shilpgram Mela is held annually in the west of the city of Udaipur in the month of November/ December. The fair is organized to promote art and craft of Rajasthan. This fair is a perfect destination to try out the hand woven clothes, embroideries, mirror works and handicrafts. The hand woven clothes and camel leather items grab the major attention of visitors in this fair.

Buy [ edit ]

Udaipur is particularly famous for its miniature paintings inspired by style of Rajputs and Mughals. You are unlikely to find these items elsewhere in India. These cost as little as ₹100 and make a beautiful gift or keepsake. Items such as handicrafts, pottery, jewelry, wooden toys, antique items and paintings are easily available in the tourist area. Other popular purchases include toys, bewitching puppets, wall hangings, pen stands, cloth lanterns, handmade papers, painted wooden boxes and greeting cards, pottery in both metal and adobe, pots, plates, vessels and containers, brassware, and terracotta sculptures.

Udaipur also has typical bazaars including Hathi Pol, Bada Bazaar, Chetak Circle, Bada Bazaar and Palace Road.

Markets [ edit ]

• Vegetable Market ( Take a tuk-tuk ). A traditional market where mostly women vendors sell fresh produce. A fantastically colourful spot for endless eyecatching photographs and people watching. The spice market is also nearby.  

Stores [ edit ]

• Bombino Arts , 9 Alok School Road, Sector 11 ( opposite Agrawal Dharamshala ). Famous for handmade granite etching portraits and artwork. You can see the artist working in the store.  
• Boutique Namaste India , 67 Ghadiya Devra ( near Hotel Gangaur Palace ), ☏ +91 294 2421940 . High quality custom-made suits and clothing.  
• City Palace Museum Shop , City Palace . A good place to purchase miniature paintings but prices are higher than other shops.  
• Gothwal Art , 20 Gangour Gatt ( in the centre of the tourist area ), ☏ +91 9680280701 . This simple little art store is run by a lovely artist couple and is your best option for Udaipur-style miniature artwork. The owners are honest people and there is no hassle/pressure, unlike in most other stores. They will also custom frame paintings at a minimal cost, making for classy gifts and souvenirs. ₹100+ .  
• Indune Lifestyle , 178 Moti Magri ( near UIT Circle ), ☏ +91 294 2412022 . Sells a wide range of handcrafted gifts, accessories, home décor, artifacts and furniture. Fair trade .  
• Lord & Tailor . Has a large selection of pashmina wool and cashmere wood scarfs and shawls. Prices are higher than you will find elsewhere, but the quality is really good. You can bargain for a better price that what is quoted. Pashmina scarfs: ₹4,000 .  
• Mangalam: The Women Shopee , Sukhadia Circle ( Opposite Panchratna complex ), ☏ +91 2942560259 . The shop is best for textiles, sarees, handicrafts, dhurries, and similar products.  
• Pushpa Furniture , NH-8 Bhuwana ( before Sukher Bypass ), ☏ +91 93525 21265 . A store that offers a wide variety of products like wooden furniture, antique reproduction, marble handicrafts, silver furniture, meenakari enameled handicraft furniture, inlay product & furniture, marble & stone inlay products, Rajasthan furniture, white metal furniture, glass inlay work and semi-precious stone work.  
• Rajasthali Emporium , Chetak Circle ( 1 km north of the old clock tower ), ☏ +91 294-2429068 , [email protected] . The government-operated fixed-price emporium is a good place to gauge handicraft prices.  
• Rukmani Arts , NH-8 Bhuwana ( before Sukher Bypass ), ☏ +91 98297 90949 . Offers a range of art pieces including marble art, ethnic furniture and gifts and souvenirs.  
• Sadhna: A Women's Handicraft Enterprise , 2 locations in Udaipur ( take a rickshaw to Seva Mandir's NGO Campus, and walk through the large gate with the grate over the threshold ), ☏ +91 2942454655 , [email protected] . M-Sa 10AM-6PM . Browse for hand-stitched garments, homewares, and linens. A purchase here means contributing to the income over 1,000 rural and tribal women who are involved in this enterprise. The aesthetic is very western, so you can feel comfortable wearing the items at home.  
• Silver Emporium , Bapu Bazaar ( Main Market ), ☏ +91 294-5103366 . Offers traditional and antique jewelry with a gem testing lab for the convenience of customers. Gemologist available at all times.  
• Smile Merchants , Bhattiyani Chohatta ( near Jagdish Temple ), ☏ +91 294-2418509 . Leather items such as belts, wallets, handbags, laptop bags and accessories, jackets, and luggage.  
• Soma Shop , Lake Palace Road ( Near Hotel Mahendra Prakash ), ☏ +91 294-2420475 . An exclusive boutique for block print clothes and other crafts.  

Shopping malls [ edit ]

There are 4 malls offering a range of shopping, dining and entertainment.

• Celebration Mall , Bhuwana NH8 ( 5 km from the old city ). Stores include Adidas, Nike, Woodland, Metro, Levis, Wrangler, Flying Machine, United Colors of Benetton, Arrow, Van Husen, Allen Solly, Raymond's, Blackberry, Offbeat, Peter England, W, Mom&me, Gini & Jony, Crossword, Archie's. Others: McDonald's, Subway, Cafe Coffee Day, Jashn-Food Court, PVR Cinemas, 5D Cinema, and Hungama Game Planet.  
• LakeCity Mall ( north of the old city ), ☏ +91 96674 66660 . 10AM-10PM . Mix of national and local retailers: Woodland, United Colors of Benetton, Metro, Nike, Levis, Puma, Wrangler, Just I, Mufti, Lotto, Lee & Cat. Others: KFC, Pizza Hut, Moti Mahal Restaurant, INOX Cinemas, Viking Game Zone, and 7D Masti.  
• R Kay Mall , 48, Panchwati , ☏ +91 94140 91836 . Stores include Zari, Westside, Fab India, United Colors of Benetton, Dollar Store, Lilliput, OMG-Food Court, OMG Game Zone.  
• Arvana Mall , Hathipole Main Rd . The latest addition among the malls in the city. With a seemingly modern infrastructure and more upmarket appeal, this mall is an emerging shopping center for the local citizens and tourists visiting the city. Prominent international brand stores are opening up within the mall. It also features stores selling Indian traditional wear, gift shops and a plush food court. Arvana also offers fine dining experience at its rooftop restaurant August Grill: Sky Lounge, which boasts of a strategic view of the city landscape. Arvana has also implemented socially conscious initiatives including opening of Sheros which is a hangout cafe managed by acid attack victims.  

Eat [ edit ]

Udaipur is famous for its spicy snacks such as mirchi bada and kachori . Other common local cuisines include Dal Baati Churma (Lentils and rice), Pyaz Kachori (onion/flour balls), and Gatte Ki Sabzi (gram flour dumplings with curry). These are common on the menu of just about every restaurant and should definitely be eaten!

Cooking classes are also commonly offered in Udaipur.

There are a couple Thali restaurants where you can get unlimited servings of a selection of Rajasthani and Gujarati dishes (rotis, savoury bites, daals, vegetables, rice, sweets and more). There are also American fast food restaurants such as McDonald's and Subway in the Celebration Mall [dead link] (see listing above). Outside of the old town, you can find street stalls selling cheap chaat (Indian fast food).

There are many rooftop restaurants with romantic views of Lake Pichola. However, in all cases, you will usually have to walk up several flights of stairs to get to them.

• 1559 AD , SH 50, Ambamata , ☏ +91 294 243 3559 . Popular with tour groups, this restaurant has a rooftop area with very romantic views of the lake. Elevator.  
• Ambrai @ Amet Haveli Hotel , Outside Chandpole , ☏ +91 294 2431085 , [email protected] . lake-side level of Lake Pichola, with a view of the City Palace and the nightly fireworks show. Very romantic. Reservations are mandatory. Indian, Chinese, and Continental cuisines. mains: ₹250-400 .  
• Aravalli @ Trident Hotel , Haridasjiki Magri, Mullah Talai ( Near Lake Pichola ), ☏ +91 294 243 2200 . 6AM-11PM . Superb in every way. You can choose between a-la-carte or the marvelous buffet which is one of the best in Udaipur. A visual delight and a gourmet's paradise. The restaurant is attractive, luxurious, relaxed and has a traditional touch. ₹500+ .  
• Bawarchi Restaurant , 6 Delhi Gate ( east of Gangaur Ghat ). Good food and fast service but it is popular with locals and thus can be very crowded. Thali: ₹140 .  
• Cafe Edelweiss , 71 Gangaur Ghat ( near the lake; follow the signs ), ☏ +91 294-2425440 . A German bakery that has amazing pies, cinnamon rolls, coffees, and sandwiches. Cinnamon roll/pie slice: ₹50-120; sandwiches: ₹150-250 .  
• Charcoal @ Pratap Bhawan Hotel , [email protected] . This outdoor rooftop restaurant has a tandoor and a barbecue. Serves Kingfisher Strong beer. Great barbequed dishes.  
• Cool Cafe Restaurant , 28 Panduwadi, 1st floor, Gadiya Devra, Jagdish Temple Road ( opposite Hotel Gangaur Palace, Gangaur Ghat ), ☏ +91 7665 044332 . Really great prices on both food and alcohol. There is a large TV for watching movies and water pipes are also available for use. Unlimited thali: ₹150 .  
• Gateway Restaurant , Shop No. 2, Jagat Shiromani Temple, Outside City Palace , ☏ +91 294 241 0903 . Rooftop restaurant near the city palace and Jagdish Mandir. Serves Indian food and Italian food ₹50-350 .  
• Hukam: the Family Restaurant , UIT Bridge, Saheli Marg , ☏ +91 294 256 0400 . Serves traditional Indian, Mughlai, Rajasthani, Chinese, Continental, and Sizzlers.  
• Jaiwana Haveli Roof Top Restaurant , 14 Lal Ghat ( just west of the Jagdish Mandir ), ☏ +91 294 2411103 , [email protected] . Another outdoor rooftop restaurant with a great view. Excellent dal baht. It is a bit of a climb to the roof.  
• Mewar Haveli Hotel Rooftop Restaurant , 34-35 Lal Ghat ( near Lake Pichola and behind the Jagdish Temple ), ☏ +91 294 252 1140 . Covered dining room and rooftop restaurant with beautiful and romantic lake views.  
• Natraj Lodge , New Bapu Bazar ( nehind Ashoka Cinema, across from Town Hall ), ☏ +91 94148 51082 . Very good food in a clean and modern setting. Indian vegetarian food is served by roving waiters and includes naan/paratha, rice, dal curry, paneer, other curries, and yogurt. Unlimited thali: ₹140 .  
• Paantya Restaurant @ Shiv Niwas Palace , The City Palace Complex , ☏ +91 294 252 8016 . 7AM-10:30PM . Traditionally-dressed waiters serve superb food from a varied menu. A great place for that special occasion.  
• Raaj Bagh Restaurant @ Hotel Rampratap Palace , 5-B, Alkapuri, Ambamata Road ( Near Fateh Sagar Lake ), ☏ +91 99833 31808 . 11AM-11PM . A garden style restaurant at the edge of Lake Fateh Sagar. Indoor AC seating also available. The best lal maas ever! Excellent service, exceptional food.  
• Rainbow Restaurant , Lal Ghat Road , ☏ +91 9828267234 . Great view. Try the fried shrimp if it is available!  
• Savage Garden , 22 Inside Chandpole , ☏ +91 294 2425440 . Set over several floors of a pleasant building with cascading bougainvilleas and a towering banana tree in its blue-walled courtyard. Besides some standard Indian fare, you can order toned-down, simplified versions of traditional cuisine, such as spinach mutton served with boiled potatoes, grilled fish with mash, and even an unusual vegetarian kela curry or banana curry. ₹100 .  
• Whistling Teal , 103 Bhattiyani Chohtta ( inside Jhadhol Haveli, just east of the City Palace ), ☏ +91 99296-17161 , [email protected] . One of the most romantic dining spots in Udaipur with a nice view of oasis in the city. Seating is on the lawn or under candle-lit canopies with exquisite traditional Rajasthani thalis. Beautiful garden.  
• Parkview Restaurant , located in the prime location opposite the city's town hall and at a convenient proximity of Bapu Bazaar market area, is one of the oldest restaurants in the city. Its history dates back to late 1960s and is still regarded as a favorite family restaurant among city's older residents. This family run restaurant has a genuine mastery over good, affordable dining. Sitting area is quite large and its menu is well balanced with vegetarian as well as non-vegetarian, Indian, South Indian and Chinese cuisines.
• Natraj Dining Hall & Restaurant , 22-24 City Station Road , ☏ +91-294-2487488 , +91 9414757893 , +91 9799031771 . It is a sister concern of Natraj Lodge. Unlimited thali ₹220, including unlimited sweet (thats the only difference from Natraj Lodge). Food is more delicious than Natraj Lodge but more spicy as well. ( updated Feb 2017 )
• Krishna Dal Bati Restro , 17, 1st Floor, Jal Darshan Market, Hotel Green View Street, Gulab Bagh Road, Udaipur-313001 , ☏ +919001055322 , [email protected] . ₹250. Unlimited Dal Bati and Churma. Delicious, worth going at least once. ( updated Feb 2017 )
• Vantage Restaurant , G-14 above Hotel Viaan, Trident road Haridas ji ki magri , ☏ +91-9672222872 , [email protected] . 6:30 AM-11PM . Vantage Restaurant offers two dining areas; the upper deck has a panoramic view of the beautiful city, from Lake Pichola and the City Palace on one side, to Sajjangarh on the other. ( updated Aug 2019 )

Drink [ edit ]

• Cafe Coffee Day , The Celebration Mall , ☏ +91 294-3251162 . 10AM - 11PM . Cafe Coffee Day is famous coffee shop in Udaipur. The chain serves a wide varieties of coffees with Pizza & Sandwiches. All major credit cards are accepted.  
• Fatehprakash Palace Hotel , City Palace ( on Lake Pichola ), ☏ +91 294 528008 . 7:30AM - 10:30PM . The open air Sunset Terrace at the Fateh Prakash Palace hotel becomes the heart of the City Palace Complex. People flock there to have a drink, and watch Lake Pichola.  
• Garden Hotel Udaipur , Gulab Bagh Rd . Guests choosing to stay at the Garden Hotel Udaipur will be able to dine at the onsite restaurant. They will also be able to have a drink at the garden bar.  
• Govinda's Cafeteria , 169 city palace Rd ( jagdish chowk ). 9AM-9PM . Serves real Lavazza espresso. They have a nice real espresso machine and serve a huge variety of excellent Italian coffee. Shakes and frappes also available. Espresso ₹50, caffe latte ₹65, cappuccino ₹60. Spoil yourself with an amazingly yummy brownie shake (made with a whole piece of brownie, chocolate ice-cream and milk, tastes to die for) for ₹120. With A/C.  
• RTDC Hotel Kajri , Shastri Circle , ☏ +91 141-5040211 . 10AM - 11PM . Let your spirits soar high at the well stocked bar of Hotel Kajri in Udaipur. The bar features an eclectic selection of both Indian and Rajasthani liquor and wine.  
• Soul Meet Cafe , next to Dyaji Bridge (walking bridge) ( big green building—you can't miss it ), ☏ +91 982 804 8586 . A perfect place to take in outstanding scenery of the Old Town and the Lake, whilst relaxing with a 'special' lasi and a sheesha.  
• Tehkhana ( Restaurant & Bar ), Hitawala complex,Saheli marg ( Saheliyo ki bari ), ☏ +91 2421317 . noon . The Tehkhana Restaurant is a pleasant and elegant contemporary restaurant ideally located near the Sukhadia Circle. With hazelnut coloured walls and vivid paintings this is an ideal place to hang out Choices of Indian, Chinese, Continental, South Indian & Italian cuisines is available to satisfy the taste buds.  

Sleep [ edit ]

Udaipur has a wide range of accommodation options.

Budget [ edit ]

• Anjani Hotel , 77 Gangour Ghat Marg , [email protected] . A former palace. Rooms have balconies with lake views. Rooftop restaurant. ₹1,530-2,210 .  
• Gangaur Palace / Ashoka Haveli , 339 Gangaur Ghat Marg , ☏ +91-0294-2422303 , [email protected] . A charming haveli centered around a courtyard. Rooftop restaurant. ₹800-1,800 depending on the room, breakfast: ₹170 .  
• 24.578556 73.692567 1 Hotel Royal Dezire , 35, Nr. R.M.V.Circle, Inside Surjapole , ☏ +91-9784470239 , [email protected] . From ₹ 800 . ( updated Jan 2019 )
• Krishna Ranch , Near Badi village ( 7 km northwest of the city centre ). A large ranch with horses in a rural setting. Cottages are spacious and are decorated with regional handicrafts. Great if you want to go bird watching, horse riding, hiking, biking, or exploring the local villages. Transport from Udaipur can be arranged. Some food served is grown on-site. Single: ₹2,000, Double: ₹2,500, breakfast included .  
• Mewar Inn , 42 Residency Road ( opposite G.B.H. American Hospital, 3 km northeast of the City Palace ), ☏ +91 294 2411590 , [email protected] . 20 rooms. Away from the noisy tourist/old town area but easily accessible via tuk-tuk or 10 minutes by foot from Delhi Pol. Price changed in early 2015. Hard to beat the price. The hotel also has a rooftop restaurant. Single economy ₹92 Double economy ₹172 more options until ₹292 . ( updated May 2015 )
• 24.583571 73.681399 2 Mewargarh Palace , 733, Near Bade Purohit Ji Ki Haveli, Imlighat ( near Chandpole Gate, just north of the Jagdish Temple ), ☏ +91 98879 47988 . Check-out: 10AM . 5-room homestay accommodation. Rooftop restaurant. Hidden in an alley next to a mosque. ₹650 .  
• Padmini Palace , 27 Gulab Bagh Road ( directly east of the City Palace ), ☏ +91 294 2414191 , fax : +91 294 2419663 , [email protected] . 20-room hotel across the street from a garden. From ₹1,200 .  
• Pleasure Guest House , 12, Surya Marg, Kotda House, Jagdish Road ( in front of Jagdish Temple ), ☏ +91 98286 26621 , [email protected] . A very friendly homestay run by Jitu aka G2, who makes you feel at home. Rooms have balconies. Great views of the palace. Kitchen is available for use. ₹350 .  
• Poonam Haveli , 39 Lal Ghat Road ( on the lake ), ☏ +91 294 241 0303 . Rooftop restaurant. Great views. ₹2,000 .  
• Rajkamal International , 123 Bye Pass Road ( 9 km northeast of the City Palace, close to Celebration Mall ), ☏ +91 294 244 0770 , [email protected] . 24 rooms. ₹800-1,800, depending on the room .  
• Zostel Udaipur , 25-26 Nav Ghat ( near the city palace ), ☏ +91 77288 97595 . A great place to meet young travelers. Rooftop café. Free walking tours. Some rooms have a lake view. On a narrow road. Dorm bed: ₹449, Double: ₹1,999 .  
• Shree Gujarati Samaj , Opp Paras Mahal Hotel, near Vishal Mega Mart, Ahmedabad Road , ☏ +91 294-3206466 , +91 294 2487314 , [email protected] . from ₹250 to 800 . ( updated Feb 2017 )
• 24.611936 73.788658 3 The Hunting Lodge ( Luxury Resort around Udaipur ), Near Mahraja college of Management, NH 76, Airport Road , ☏ +91 96368 37384 , [email protected] . Check-in: Noon , check-out: 10AM . Hidden among the lush undulating hills of Aravalli, The Hunting Lodge, one of the best resorts around Udaipur, sits among thriving green fields as far as the eye can see. The architecture and aesthetics complement the beauty of natural surroundings. Under the luxury umbrella of Zennia Hotels, The Hunting Lodge is positioned at key locations around the mountain and act as gateway to Udaipur. Within easy reach of the airport and the scenic wonders of Udaipur city, the resort is perfect for those seeking spiritual and recreational delights. There are few resorts that revere nature's gifts like we do, and absolute discretion for our guests is the pattern of our hospitality craft. ₹4881 . ( updated Oct 2023 )

Mid-range [ edit ]

• Aashiya Haveli , 15,17-20, Lal Ghat ( on Lake Pichola ), ☏ +91 94141 67484 , [email protected] . Spacious rooms with nice views. ₹1,800 .  
• Broadway , Burman Chambers, UIT Bridge, Saheli Marg ( next to UIT circle ), ☏ +91-294-2560400 , [email protected] . Check-in: noon , check-out: 10AM . 26 rooms with nice views. Single: ₹1,850-2,450; Double: ₹2,250-2,950 .  
• Chandra Niwas Homestay , 43/44 Shanti Niketan colony Bedla- Badgaon Link Road ( just outside city centre ), ☏ +91-2942451766 , [email protected] . Run by the founder of the DAAN foundation (an organization that works to improve education for village children in Rajasthan). Owner will sometimes show you around. Many volunteers stay here. US$18-36, breakfast included .  
• Dayal , 7 Opposite Kothari Bhawan, near Shastri Circle , ☏ +91 294 241 7864 . Clean hotel. ₹2,550-2,950 .  
• Devra , Sisarma - Bujra Road, Kalarohi ( a 15-minute drive from the city centre ), ☏ +91 294 2431049 , [email protected] . Check-in: 12:30PM , check-out: 11:30AM . Comfortable rural retreat with nice panoramic views. Restaurant on site. Good for relaxing and quiet atmosphere. ₹5,500, breakfast included .  
• Hotel Boheda Palace , Kalaji Goraji, near Lake Palace Road ( directly east of the City Palace ), ☏ +91 294 2424414 , [email protected] . Features large rooms with Rajasthani decorations, heritage accommodation and dining facility. You can enjoy excellent views of Lake Pichola & the City Palace from this hotel. ₹2,700 .  
• Jagat Niwas Palace Hotel , 24 - 25 Lal Ghat , ☏ +91 294 2422860 , [email protected] . A restored 17th-century haveli. Some rooms have lake views, but are much more expensive. Central courtyard. A narrow archway connects the haveli to the old city. Standard room: ₹1,850-2,150; Lake view rooms: ₹3,250-6,750, 25% discount in the low season .  
• Jaiwana Haveli , 14 Lal Ghat ( eastern bank of Lake Pichola ), [email protected] . Check-in: Noon , check-out: 10AM . Formerly the private residence of the Thakur of Jaiwana. 24 rooms, some with lake views. Excellent rooftop restaurant. Standard room: ₹2,560; Corner room: ₹2,995, 30% discount in the low season .  
• Lake Pichola Hotel , outside Chandpole, near Hanuman Ghat ( east of the City Palace ), ☏ +91 294 243 1197 . Well-maintained heritage hotel. ₹2,250 .  
• Madri Haveli , 70 Ganesh Gati , ☏ +91 294 662 1106 , [email protected] . 14-room hotel in a renovated 300-year old building that belongs to the King of Madri. Peak season: ₹3,500; off peak season: ₹2,750 .  
• Mahendra Prakash , Lake Palace Road ( just east of the City Palace ), [email protected] . Check-out: noon . 26 guest room haveli with courtyard and swimming pool. Views of the Sajan Niwas Gardens as well as the city palace. Massage therapy tent. From ₹2,000 .  
• Mewar Haveli , 34-35 Lal Ghat , ☏ +91 294 2521140 , [email protected] . Check-in: Noon . 12-room hotel in the style of a traditional Rajasthani haveli. Features views of Lake Pichola, the Old City, Lake Palace, Jagmandir Island Palace and the rugged Aravalli range. ₹1,850-2,550 .  
• Mountain Ridge , Sisarma ( 6km southwest of the city center, off National Highway 76A ), ☏ +91 294 329 1478 , [email protected] . Peaceful environment. Plenty of activities such as swimming in the pool, trekking, going on a village safari, bird watching, mountain walking, having a massage or just sitting and relaxing with your favorite book with the soothing sounds of nature in the garden. ₹2,500-5,700 .  
• Raj Niwas , 16 Lal Ghat ( on Lake Pichola ), ☏ +91-294-2410364 , [email protected] . Newly-built haveli constructed in the traditional style. Rooftop restaurant. Lake views. ₹4,000-₹5,000, depending on view .  
• Vishnupriya , 9 Garden Road, near Gulab Bagh , ☏ +91 294 2421313 , fax : +91 294 2421315 , [email protected] . Check-in: noon , check-out: noon . 51-room heritage hotel. Single: ₹3,500-₹4,000; Double:₹4,000-₹5,500 .  
• 24.58009 73.68035 4 Hotel Thamla Haveli , Nr. Hanuman Ghat ( outside Chandpole ). Check-in: 10:00 AM , check-out: 10:00 AM . Heritage hotel with budget-friendly accommodation, views of the Aravali mountain ranges, the lake, and the old city. ( updated Apr 2024 )

Splurge [ edit ]

• Bhairavgarh Resort , Near Maharana Pratap Khel Gaon, Chitrakoot Nagar, Maharana Pratap Khel Gaov, Ahead of Bhuwana Bypass, Sukher ( 8 km from bus stand ), ☏ +91 294-3912345 , [email protected] . Check-in: Noon , check-out: Noon . The resort is in Sukher, in the Aravali range with all modern facilities to make your stay comfortable. ₹5500 - 14,000 .  
• Fateh Prakash Palace , City Palace Complex ( on the eastern shores of Lake Pichola ), ☏ +91 294 252 8016 .  
• Inder Residency , Goverdhan Vilas, Ekling Nagar, Shikharbadi Rd .  
• The Leela Palace Udaipur , Lake Pichola , ☏ +91 294 670 1234 , [email protected] . ( updated Aug 2017 )
• 24.59 73.665194 5 Radisson Blu Udaipur Palace Resort & Spa , B-1 Ambamata Scheme , ☏ +91 294 665 0000 , [email protected] . Opened as a Sheraton on 1st Aug 2010. ( updated Nov 2019 )
• 24.542592 73.678079 6 Shikarbadi Hotel Udaipur , Goverdhan Vilas Sector 14, Hiran Magri , ☏ +91 294 258 3201 , [email protected] . The hotel is spread over 250 acres and set amidst the serene wooded landscape of the Aravalis.  

Stay safe [ edit ]

Udaipur is a safe place and the local people are very helpful. However, visitors are advised to take care of their personal belongings, particularly if they have very large amounts of cash, credit cards or are carrying a passport. To avoid pick pocketing, concealed money belts are helpful tools.

Don't leave cash or any valuables in the hotel room. Cross check all hotel, restaurant and lounges bills for errors. Never pay anyone for anything upfront, including taxi drivers. If you are traveling alone then it is advisable to stay in a hotel in Udaipur itself and not in remote areas.

Stay healthy [ edit ]

There are many clinics and hospitals in Udaipur which provide quality treatment at affordable prices, and health tourism is on the upswing. The blood bank services are in quick time and it not only serve blood within Udaipur but most of the small towns around the city.

Government hospitals [ edit ]

• Ayurvedic Hospital, Moti chohtta (Tel: 2-421968)
• Maharana Bhopal general hospital (Tel: 2-528811-19)
• Natural Hospital, Bhatyani chohtta (Tel: 2-422700)
• T B Hospital (tel: 2-560310)
• Women's Hospital (Tel: 2-523989)

Private hospitals [ edit ]

• Aravali Hospital, 332 Ambamaata Scheme, Mullatalai, Udaipur (Tel: 2430222, 2431222)
• Goyal hospital, 328-A, Vasant Vihar, Sector-5, Hiran Magri, Udaipur (Tel: 0294-2465764‎)
• J.K. Hospital & Research Centre, Bhupalpura, Udaipur (Tel: 2418544)
• Jagrati Orthopedic Hospital, Hospital Road, Udaipur (Tel: 2529234)
• Sanjeevani Nursing Home, Sevashram Chowraha, Udaipur (Tel: 2412770)
• Shreyas Children & Maternity Hospital, Fatehpura, Udaipur (Tel: 2560861)
• Dr. Chaudhary Hospital & Medical Research Center , Udaipur (Tel : 0294 2465566)

Blood bank [ edit ]

• M.B. Govt. Hospital Blood Bank, Udaipur (Ph. No. 0294-2528811)
• Udaipur Americal International Hospital, 101, Kothi Bagh, Bhatt Ji Ki Bari, Udaipur (Ph. No. 0294-2426000)
• Udaipur M/s Saral Blood Bank, 30, Bhikharinath ka math, Bhupalpura, Udaipur. (Ph. No. 0294-2416285)

Go next [ edit ]

Day trips [ edit ].

Udaipur offers great excursions to its outskirts. Hire a cab or explore by yourself to the some of the great escapades on the city outskirts.

• Eklingji Temple - 22 km north of Udaipur is one of the most famous temples of Rajasthan. The magnificent architecture of Eklingnath Temple is simply remarkable.
• Haldighati - An important historical site in the context of Rajasthan 40 km from the city of Udaipur. The term Haldighati has been derived from the yellow colored soil of the place that gives a sense of turmeric (in Hindi)
• Jagat Temple - At the village called Jagat, 58 km in the south-east of Udaipur. Built in 961 AD, the Jagat Temple is renowned for its intricate carvings in the exteriors.
• Kankroli - A small town 65 km from the city of Udaipur mainly known for its temple, which is sited on the banks of renowned Rajsamand Lake.
• Nagda - Beside Bagela Lake 23 km in the north-west of Udaipur on the way to Nathdwara. Nagda comprises many small and big temples, but the main attraction is gained by its 'Sas-Bahu' temple.

Further destinations [ edit ]

• Ajmer - An ancient town 288 km from Udaipur is famous among the spiritual and religious sects for the shrine of Khwaja Ajmer Sheriff and the only Brahma temples by the banks of Lake Pushkar.
• Bhilwara - The administrative city of Mewar region 168 km from Udaipur. The city contains some of the exquisite neolithic temples that adorn the Nagar style of architecture.
• Bundi - An ancient town 275 km from Udaipur inhabited by local tribesmen famous for its historical fortresses and kunds (holy wells).
• Chittorgarh - About 140 km from Udaipur, Chittorgarh was the capital of Mewar from 734 AD to 1559. Chittorgarh Fort is a massive fort situated on a hilltop near Chittorgarh town in Rajasthan state in India.
• Jodhpur - A popular gateway to the Thar Desert located 269km from Udaipur with the massive Mehrangarh Fort and access to Osiyan desert (no direct train from Udaipur).
• Kumbhalgarh - A 15th-century fortress, built by Rana Kumbha of Mewar, with 36 km of walls. Over 360 temples are within the fort. It also has a wildlife sanctuary. Located in Rajsamand District, 64 km from Udaipur. The vista from the top of the palace typically extends tens of kilometers into the Aravalli hills.
• Mount Abu - A popular tourist hill station 185 km from Udaipur. highest peak on the mountain is Guru Shikhar, at 1722 m above sea level. Mount Abu is home to a number of Jain temples especially the Dilwara Temples .
• Nathdwara - Shri Nathdwara (a pathway to Lord Shri Krishna) lies 48 km from Udaipur and literally means the gateway to the Lord. Devotees throng the shrine in large numbers during occasions of "Janmashtmi", the day of the Lord's birth, and other festivals like Holi. It is famous for its 'pichwai' paintings, with Shri Krishna in the centre and is recognized for profuse use of gold colour.
• Ranakpur - Ranakpur is widely known for its magnificent marble Jain temple devoted to Lord Adinath and is a "must see". Ranakpur is located between Jodhpur and Udaipur, in a valley on the western side of the Aravalli Range. Easily accessed by road, Ranakpur is around 100 km north of Udaipur. Its architecture is said to be better than even that of famous Taj Mahal. It is said that the experience of visual treat inside the temple can hardly be described in words. Light colored marble has been used for the construction of this grand temple. The temple, with its distinctive domes, rises majestically from the slope of a hill. Over 1444 marble pillars, carved in exquisite detail, support the temple. The pillars are all differently carved and no two pillars are the same. There is one beautiful carving made out of a single marble rock where there are 1008 heads of snakes and numerous tails over the head of Lord ParsvaNatha. One cannot find the end of the tails. The image faces all four cardinal directions. The temple is designed as chaumukha—with four faces. The construction of the temple and quadrupled image symbolize the Jain Tirthankara's conquest of the four cardinal directions and hence the cosmos.

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Here is the list of 25 places to visit near udaipur for a royal rajasthani getaway, 1. nathdwara, rajasthan.

Known For : Charbhuja Shrinathji Temple Shopping in Nathdwara

Nathdwara, nestled in the Aravalli hills of Rajasthan, is renowned for its iconic Shrinathji Temple. Often referred to as the 'Apollo of Mewar', this town beautifully marries Mewar's rich heritage with divine spirituality, resonating with chants and artistry preserved over centuries. Things to Do: Visit Shrinathji Temple, shop for 'Pichwai' paintings, enjoy local delicacies, and relax by the Banas River. Best Time: October to March. Reach from Udaipur : 46 km away; 1-1.5 hours by taxi or bus. Duration: 1-2 days. Famous For: Shrinathji Temple, Pichwai paintings, cultural festivities.

Distance from Udaipur: 47 km

Best Time: September to February

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2. Eklingji Temple, Udaipur

Eklingji Temple, located near Udaipur, is a revered pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Shiva. This ancient temple complex boasts a splendid architecture with its 108 temples encased within high walls. Its intricately carved pillars, sanctums, and vibrant festivities attract devotees and tourists alike. Things to Do: Explore the temple architecture, experience the evening aarti, and absorb the spiritual ambiance. Best Time: October to March. Reach from Udaipur : Located just 22 km north of Udaipur; roughly a 30-minute drive by car or taxi. Duration : 2-3 hours to thoroughly explore the temple complex. Famous For : Its historical significance, marvelous architecture, and being a major religious hub for Lord Shiva devotees.

Distance from Udaipur: 24 km

3. Delwara, Rajasthan

Delwara, situated near Udaipur in Rajasthan, is a historic town renowned for its centuries-old temples and exquisite architecture. Once a regal principality, Delwara boasts of its Jain temples, intricately adorned with marble carvings that tell tales of yesteryears. The town, set amidst the backdrop of the Aravalli hills, offers a blend of spiritual tranquility and rich heritage. Things to Do: Visit the Jain temples, admire the marble carvings, and explore the heritage walks. Best Time: October to February. Reach from Udaipur: Delwara is about 28 km from Udaipur; around a 40-minute drive by car or taxi. Duration: Half a day to a full day, depending on exploration depth. Famous For: Ancient Jain temples, intricate marble carvings, and its historical significance.

4. Kumbhalgarh, Rajasthan

Known For : Kumbhalgarh Fort Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary Badal Mahal, Kumbhalgarh

Kumbhalgarh, located in Rajasthan, is an imposing fortress with a rich history, standing tall amidst the rugged Aravalli Mountains. This UNESCO World Heritage Site boasts of having the second-longest continuous wall after the Great Wall of China. Built in the 15th century by Rana Kumbha, Kumbhalgarh Fort is a testament to Rajputana valor and architectural prowess. Things to Do: Tour Kumbhalgarh Fort, visit Jain temples, attend the light and sound show, and the Kumbhalgarh Festival. Best Time: October to March Reach from Udaipur: 85 km, ~2-hour drive. Duration : 1-2 days  Famous For : Kumbhalgarh Fort, the 36 km long fortress wall, Kumbhalgarh Festival.

Distance from Udaipur: 83 km

Best Time: October to March

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5. Kota, Rajasthan

Known For : Seven Wonders Park Kishore Sagar and Jagmandir Palace Garadia Mahadev

Kota, situated on the banks of the Chambal River in Rajasthan, is a juxtaposition of modernity and age-old heritage. Renowned for its coaching institutes for competitive exams, the city also has a rich cultural tapestry dating back to the 12th century. Kota's palaces, gardens, and remnants of its erstwhile royalty provide a glimpse into the grandeur of the past. Things to Do: Visit Kota Garh, Seven Wonders Park, boat in Chambal, witness Dussehra festivities. Best Time : October to March  Reach from Udaipur: 280 km, ~5-hour drive. Train options available. Duration: 2-3 days  Famous For: Coaching centers, Kota sarees, historical sites, Chambal River.

Distance from Udaipur: 286 km

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6. Alsigarh, Rajasthan

A gem tucked away near Udaipur, Alsigarh is an epitome of unspoiled beauty. Enveloped in verdant greenery and framed by the majestic Aravallis, this less-trodden destination exudes an old-world charm. Especially captivating during the monsoons, Alsigarh offers a refreshing escape from the bustle, transporting visitors to a serene nature's retreat. Things to Do: Nature walks, view the Aravallis, interact with locals, and enjoy tranquility. Best Time: Monsoon season. Reach from Udaipur: 30.4 km away, about a 45-minute drive. Duration: Day-trip or overnight stay. Famous For: Pristine views, Aravalli panorama, and serene offbeat vibes.

7. Mount Abu, Rajasthan

Known For : Nakki Lake Guru Shikhar Toad Rock

Nestled amidst the Aravalli Range, Mount Abu is Rajasthan's sole hill station, offering a refreshing contrast to the arid landscapes of the state. The pleasant climate and verdant greenery attract visitors, but its crowning jewel is the Dilwara Jain Temples, an architectural marvel and testament to exquisite craftsmanship.  Things to Do : Explore Dilwara Jain Temples, boat in Nakki Lake, visit Sunset Point, and Guru Shikhar. Best Time: October to March. Reach from Udaipur: 165 km away, around a 3-hour drive or bus ride. Duration: 2-3 days. Famous For : Dilwara Temples, hill station vibes, Nakki Lake, and Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary.

Distance from Udaipur: 161 km

21 Mount Abu Attractions

8. Rajsamand, Rajasthan

Known For : Rajsamand Lake Haldi Ghati Kankroli

Situated in the heart of Rajasthan, Rajsamand is best known for its striking Rajsamand Lake, the largest in the state, which was built in the 17th century. Surrounding the lake, one can find elaborate stone carvings and inscriptions, providing a historical context to the region. Apart from its mesmerizing aquatic beauty, Rajsamand is also a hub for marble production, supplying to various parts of India. Things to Do: Explore Rajsamand Lake, Kumbhalgarh Fort, Nauchowki Pal, and local marble markets. Best Time: October to March. Reach from Udaipur : 67 km away, about 1.5-hour drive. Duration: 1-2 days. Famous For: Rajsamand Lake, marble production, and Kumbhalgarh Fort proximity.

Distance from Udaipur: 64 km

4 Rajsamand Attractions

9. Jaisamand Lake, Udaipur

Jaisamand Lake, also known as Dhebar Lake, is the second-largest artificial lake in India, situated in the Udaipur district of Rajasthan. Crafted in the 17th century, this expansive water body spreads across 87 square kilometers and is embraced by verdant hills of the Aravalli range. Beyond its sheer size, the lake is adorned with elegant marble cenotaphs and a beautiful island sanctuary, making it a serene escape for nature lovers and history buffs alike. Things to Do: Boat rides, visit Jaisamand Wildlife Sanctuary, and explore marble cenotaphs. Best Time : October to February. Reach from Udaipur : 50 km away, around an hour's drive. Duration : Day-trip or overnight stay. Famous For: Expansive lake, historical sites, and wildlife sanctuary.

Distance from Udaipur: 63 km

10. Ranakpur, Rajasthan

Known For : Ranakpur Jain Temple Sadri Surya Narayan Temple

Tucked away in the Pali district of Rajasthan, Ranakpur is renowned for its stunning marble Jain Temple dedicated to Tirthankara Adinatha. This 15th-century marvel is an epitome of intricate architecture, with its 1,444 uniquely carved pillars. Nestled amidst the lush Aravalli range, Ranakpur offers both spiritual solace and a glimpse into India's rich temple architecture. Things to Do : Explore Ranakpur Jain Temple, visit Surya Narayan Temple, and enjoy the serene surroundings. Best Time: October to February. Reach from Udaipur: 91 km away, about a 2-hour drive. Duration: Day-trip or overnight stay. Famous For: Marble Jain Temple and historical significance.

Distance from Udaipur: 91 km

7 Ranakpur Attractions

11. Haldi Ghati

Haldighati is the pride of Rajsamand District. The place is known across the globe for the chivalrous deeds of the great Maharana Pratap. It is 44 kilometers from Udaipur. It is nestled in the middle of the Aravali range. This narrow turmeric coloured mountainous region which played a stellar role in defending the honour of Mewar dynasty, is known as Haldighati. Things to Do: Explore the battlefield, visit Chetak Smarak, and delve into regional history. Best Time: October to February for cooler temperatures. Reach from Udaipur: Approximately 40 km away, a drive of about an hour by car or taxi. Duration: Half a day to fully immerse in the historical significance. Famous For: Battle of Haldi Ghati, Chetak's memorial, and its distinctive yellow soil.

Distance from Udaipur: 45 km

12. Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh

Known For : Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga Kal Bhairava Temple Ram Mandir Ghat

Ujjain, situated on the banks of the Shipra River, stands as one of India's holiest cities with a rich tapestry of mythological and historical significance. Renowned for hosting the grand Kumbh Mela, it's also home to the esteemed Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga. This ancient city is a confluence of spirituality, culture, and architectural splendor. Things to Do: Experience Mahakaleshwar Temple's aarti, wander around Ram Ghat, and explore the Ujjain Observatory. Best Time: October to March. Reach from Udaipur: About 390 km away, roughly a 6-7 hour drive by car. Duration: 2-3 days for a comprehensive experience. Famous For: Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga, Kumbh Mela, and spiritual ambiance.

Distance from Udaipur: 335 km

26 Ujjain Attractions

13. Mahi Bajaj Sagar Dam, Udaipur

The Mahi Bajaj Sagar Dam, situated near Udaipur in Rajasthan, is a significant hydroelectric project on the Mahi River. Commissioned to serve multi-purposes like irrigation, water supply, and power generation, the dam has been instrumental in the region's development. Beyond its functional importance, its reservoir offers picturesque views, making it a frequented spot for nature lovers. Things to Do: Admire panoramic views, photography, and explore nearby spots. Best Time : October to February. Reach from Udaipur : Approximately 140 km, about 2.5-3 hour drive. Duration: Day-trip or longer for nearby attractions. Famous For: Hydroelectric significance and scenic vistas.

14. Kamalnath Mahadev, Udaipur

Kamalnath Mahadev is a revered temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, nestled in the scenic surroundings of Udaipur, Rajasthan. With its serene ambiance and spiritual significance, it attracts devotees and tourists alike. The temple, set against the backdrop of lush landscapes, offers a peaceful retreat away from the city's hustle. Things to Do: Offer prayers, meditate, and soak in the tranquil environment. Best Time : October to March for pleasant weather. Reach from Udaipur: Located just a few kilometers from the main city; a short drive of about 10-15 minutes. Duration: 2-3 hours for a holistic spiritual experience. Famous For: Spiritual significance, serene ambiance, and its picturesque setting.

15. Champaner-Pavagadh, Gujarat

Known For : Kalika Mata Temple Pavagadh Fort Jain Temples in Pavagadh

Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a blend of prehistoric, Hindu, and Islamic cultural landscapes in Gujarat. Encompassing an ancient city below the Pavagadh hill and historical fortifications, temples, and mosques, it tells tales of eras gone by. The hill's summit, where the Kalika Mata Temple resides, is an important pilgrimage site. Things to Do : Visit archaeological sites, trek Pavagadh hill, and explore Kalika Mata Temple. Best Time : October to February. Reach from Udaipur: Approximately 250 km, about 4.5-5 hour drive. Duration: 2 days. Famous For: UNESCO World Heritage status, Kalika Mata Temple, and historical landmarks.

Distance from Udaipur: 309 km

Best Time: October to February

8 Pavagadh Attractions

16. Pushkar, Rajasthan

Known For : Pushkar Lake Brahma Temple Savitri Temple

One of the oldest towns in India, Pushkar is renowned for its sacred Pushkar Lake, vibrant ghats, and the iconic Brahma Temple, one of the few dedicated to Lord Brahma worldwide. The town pulsates with energy during the annual Pushkar Camel Fair, attracting tourists and pilgrims from all corners. Things to Do: Visit Pushkar Lake, Brahma Temple, and attend the Camel Fair. Best Time: October to March; Camel Fair in November. Reach from Udaipur: Approximately 280 km, about 4.5-5 hour drive. Duration: 2-3 days. Famous For: Pushkar Lake, Brahma Temple, and Camel Fair.

Distance from Udaipur: 282 km

27 Pushkar Attractions

17. Jodhpur, Rajasthan

Known For : Mehrangarh Fort Umaid Bhawan Palace Camel Safari

Jodhpur, often termed the "Blue City" of India, is characterized by its blue-painted houses and vibrant history. Dominated by the imposing Mehrangarh Fort, the city offers panoramic views and boasts a rich tapestry of Rajputana culture and heritage. The local bazaars brim with traditional handicrafts, spices, and textiles, making it a haven for culture enthusiasts and shoppers alike. Things to Do: Tour Mehrangarh Fort, Umaid Bhawan Palace, stroll through blue alleys, shop at Sardar Market. Best Time: October to March. Reach from Udaipur: About 260 km, 4-5 hour drive. Duration : 2-3 days. Famous For: Blue houses, Mehrangarh Fort, handicrafts, local cuisine.

Distance from Udaipur: 253 km

Best Time: November to February

43 Jodhpur Attractions

18. Ajmer, Rajasthan

Known For : Ajmer Sharif Dargah Ana Sagar Lake Adhai Din ka Jhopra

Nestled in the heart of Rajasthan, Ajmer is a blend of history and spirituality, best known for the revered Ajmer Sharif Dargah. The city's rich heritage is complemented by its serene lakes and architectural wonders. With its bustling bazaars and tranquil corners, Ajmer is a fusion of diverse experiences. Things to Do : Visit Ajmer Sharif Dargah, explore Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra, relax by Ana Sagar Lake. Best Time: October to March. Reach from Udaipur : Approximately 270 km, a 4.5-5 hour drive. Duration: 1-2 days. Famous For: Ajmer Sharif Dargah, historical architecture, and spiritual ambiance.

Distance from Udaipur: 267 km

23 Ajmer Attractions

19. Gandhinagar, Gujarat

Known For : Akshardham Temple Adalaj Stepwell Children's Park, Gandhinagar

As the capital city of Gujarat, Gandhinagar exudes a well-planned urban structure, intertwined with greenery, making it one of India's greenest capitals. Renowned for its educational institutions and cultural foundations, the city presents a blend of modernity and tradition. The iconic Akshardham Temple stands as a testament to its rich architectural and spiritual heritage. Things to Do: Explore Akshardham Temple, visit the Children's Park, and discover the Gujarat Science City. Best Time: October to March for pleasant temperatures. Reach from Udaipur : Approximately 385 km, about a 6-7 hour drive. Duration : 1-2 days. Famous For: Akshardham Temple, its green urban planning, and educational hubs.

Distance from Udaipur: 233 km

18 Gandhinagar Attractions

20. Patan, Gujarat

Known For : Rani ki Vav Sahastralinga Talav Patola Saree Making Unit

Patan, once the capital of Gujarat, is a treasure trove of historical and architectural marvels, particularly known for the ancient Rani Ki Vav stepwell. The city's history is steeped in tales of grandeur, with remnants of its rich heritage visible in its intricate patolas (silk sarees) and various historical sites. This ancient town offers glimpses of India's architectural brilliance from the past. Things to Do: Visit Rani Ki Vav, experience Patola saree crafting, explore Sahasralinga Talav. Best Time: October to February. Reach from Udaipur : About 290 km, 5-hour drive. Duration : 1-2 days. Famous For: Rani Ki Vav, Patola sarees, ancient heritage.

Distance from Udaipur: 259 km

10 Patan Attractions

21. Chittorgarh, Rajasthan

Known For : Chittorgarh Fort Padmini Palace Kalika Mata Temple

Chittorgarh, an epitome of Rajput pride, valor, and romance, is known for its magnificent fort, which witnessed several historic sieges and battles. The city's tales of honor and sacrifice reverberate through its ruins and majestic architecture. As one of the largest forts in India, the Chittorgarh Fort stands as a testament to the city's historical and cultural significance. Things to Do: Tour Chittorgarh Fort, visit Vijay Stambh, Kirti Stambh, and Padmini's Palace. Best Time: October to March. Reach from Udaipur: About 120 km, 2-hour drive. Duration: 1-2 days. Famous For: Chittorgarh Fort and Rajput history.

Distance from Udaipur: 121 km

19 Chittorgarh Attractions

22. Danta Ambaji, Gujarat

Known For : Gabbar Hill Ambaji Mata Temple Kailash Hill Sunset

Danta Ambaji is a renowned pilgrimage destination in Gujarat, primarily known for the ancient Ambaji Temple dedicated to Goddess Amba. Surrounded by the Aravalli range, its picturesque setting enhances the spiritual ambiance of the region. Apart from its religious significance, the area also offers natural beauty with hills, forests, and a tranquil atmosphere. Things to Do : Visit Ambaji Temple, explore Aravalli hills, and trek to Gabbar Hill. Best Time : October to March. Reach from Udaipur: About 130 km, 2.5-hour drive. Duration: 1-2 days. Famous For : Ambaji Temple and scenic beauty.

Distance from Udaipur: 223 km

5 Ambaji Attractions

23. Bundi, Rajasthan

Known For : Taragarh Fort Moti Mahal, Bundi Badal Mahal, Bundi

Bundi, with its narrow lanes and blue houses, is a captivating town in Rajasthan, known for its ornate forts, palaces, and stepwell reservoirs called baoris. The iconic Taragarh Fort, often referred to as the 'Star Fort', majestically overlooks the town, narrating tales of its medieval charm. Beyond its historic allure, Bundi's miniature paintings and art forms have also gained significant acclaim. Things to Do: Tour Taragarh Fort, Bundi Palace, explore baoris, and local art galleries. Best Time: October to March. Reach from Udaipur: About 280 km, 4.5-hour drive. Duration: 2-3 days. Famous For: Taragarh Fort, baoris, and miniature paintings.

Distance from Udaipur: 270 km

14 Bundi Attractions

24. Mandu, Madhya Pradesh

Known For : Jahaz Mahal Rani Rupmati's Pavilion Baz Bahadur's Palace

Mandu, perched atop a plateau, is a historic city in Madhya Pradesh, echoing tales of romance and grandeur. Renowned for its monumental fortresses, palaces, and mosques, it's a testament to the Afghan architectural style of India. The city's romantic legends, especially that of Baz Bahadur and Rani Roopmati, enhance its poetic charm. Things to Do: Visit Jahaz Mahal, Baz Bahadur's Palace, and Rani Roopmati's Pavilion. Best Time : July to February. Reach from Udaipur : About 350 km, 7-hour drive. Duration: 2-3 days. Famous For: Afghan architecture, historic legends, and ruins.

Distance from Udaipur: 374 km

11 Mandu Attractions

25. Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Known For : Sabarmati Riverfront Dada Hari Wav Swaminarayan Temple, Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad, the largest city in Gujarat, is a bustling metropolis blending historical charm with modern vitality. As India's first UNESCO World Heritage City, it boasts a rich tapestry of architecture, traditions, and thriving industries. Sabarmati Ashram, once the residence of Mahatma Gandhi, stands as a symbol of India's freedom struggle. Things to Do: Tour Sabarmati Ashram, Bhadra Fort, shop at Law Garden, and enjoy Sabarmati Riverfront. Best Time: November to February. Reach from Udaipur: About 260 km, 4-hour drive. Duration : 2-3 days. Famous For: Sabarmati Ashram, heritage, and traditional cuisine.

64 Ahmedabad Attractions

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