10 Must See Places to Visit in Udaipur
Udaipur is a city of romance and beauty which is Indian. It has blue lakes, ancient royal palaces, marbles temples and markets. The city is located in Aravalli hills and is the blend of history, culture and nature.
Udaipur is a place that is best visited by family, a loved one or even alone with Rajasthan cab. These are the top 10 attractions that must be put down in the list of every tourist.
The Udaipur City Palace is the beauty of the city.
Udaipur boasts of the most eminent sight, the City Palace. It is in the near shores of Lake Pichola and it was constructed in nearly 400 years. The royal mixes the Mughal and Rajasthani designs in the palace. It has adorned Courtyards, lakeside balconies, numerous mirrors and royal rooms. There is the Peacock Courtyard or Mor Chowk painted with red and gold peacocks. The lake and the entire city are available to view as far as roofs of the palace are concerned.
The Pichola lake: The Udaipur heart.
The Udaipur city has a lifeline called Lake Pichola and it is one of the best man-made lakes in India. It is bordered by people with palaces, steps, temples and hilly areas. The reflection of a still water by the sky takes place when the sun goes down. A boat is the best means to view the lake. Being able to pass by the City Palace, Lake Palace that is situated in the center of the lake, and experience a romantic mood.
Lake Palace: Dreamland on the Oyster.
Lake Palace is located on Jag Niwas Island of lake Pichola. It used to be a luxury hotel. It resembles a white marble fantasy on the water. It was constructed in 18 th century by Maharana Jagat Singh II as a royal family summer resort. It could now also be viewed in boats or on the terraces of the City Palace. The most popular site of photography in Udaipur is the Lake Palace which is very romantic.
Jag Mandir -Lake garden palace.
Another gorgeous palace on the lake Pichola is Jal Kapuri. One of the shortest boat rides to is the City Palace. As a play palace and an escape on political times, it was constructed. It comprises the palace with huge courts, marble pavilions, and elephant sculptures. The scenic lake view coupled with its still gardens tempts one to take a stroll and take photographs there.
Jagdish Temple- The Miracle of spirituality.
In Udaipur, the middle of the city has a sacred place referred to as Jagdish Temple. The temple was constructed in the year 1651 and it is devoted to the lord Vishnu. It has cut off pillars, designed walls, and large stones steps. There is chanting, bells and craftsmanship that render it historic, artistic and spiritual site.
The Garden of Maidens is called Saheliyon Ki Bari.
Saheliyon Ki Bari is a very beautiful garden designed to serve the females of the royal family. It contains green lawns, marble fountains and lotus ponds and pavilions. The garden was constructed back in the 18 th century and served as a refuge of peace among the queens and their ladies. It is nowadays among the most beautiful and peaceful places of Udaipur.
Fateh Sagar Lake Fateh Sagar Lake is as silent and beautiful.
Another magnificent lake is Fateh Sagar Lake which lies further north of Lake Pichola. It is encircled by forested hills. There are three islands on the lake; the largest one has picnic facility known as Nehru Park. There are motorboats and walk along the lakeside promenade which the visitors can also ride. The cool climate and calmness make it enticing to locals and the tourists alike.
Pictures of Monsoon Palace (Sajjangarh Palace) Sajjangarh, Sunset Paradise.
The Monsoon Palace or alternatively Sajjangarh Palace is located on top of a hill over looking Udaipur giving one the best sunset. One of the purposes of constructing the palace was to view the monsoon clouds although currently the palace provides the vast perspective of the lakes and Aravalli hills. It is accessible by means of car or auto-rickshaw, and the sunset view out of the palace is unbelievable.
Bagore Ki Haveli – Culture on the Exhibition.
Gangaur Ghat at the bank of the lake Pichola has a museum the Bagore Ki Haveli which was a 18 th century mansion. It contains numerous things such as kings clothes, paintings, and other evidences of Rajasthani items. It preserves the traditions of Rajasthan since most of the evenings it hosts folk dance and puppet shows. It is a pleasant family adventure you never want to miss out on.
Shilpgram – A Craft Village
Close by (a distance of about 3 km), at Shilpgram, is a rural arts and crafts facility on near 70 acres. It depicts the conventional existence of tribal population of Rajasthan. The tourists are also allowed to see crafts being done by their hands, purchase and listen to folk music and dances. It educates the visitors on the culture of the Rajasthan rural people and sells the original souvenirs.