Udaipur Day Trip

Day trip to Udaipur

Pick up from your hotel and proceed for city trip of Udaipur. We will start guided sightseeing tour with the majestic City Palace of Udaipur.

Udaipur is popularly known as the city of Lakes and Palaces. So we will explore the major attractions of Udaipur to understand the ancient history and tales of courage, bravery, valor and the undying pride of Rajputs.

Udaipur’s Main Attractions:

The City Palace

The City Palace is worth a visit for its architectural mastery. It is probably the largest castles of India and deserves a special mention among the attractions of Udaipur. The Palace museum houses beautiful paintings, crystals, glass work, ornamental tiles and antique furniture etc associated with Rajputs and Mughal architecture.

The Lake Palace

The Palace turned heritage hotel set amidst the Lake Pichola is the landmark of Udaipur. Lake produces the spectacular reflection of the Palace making it stunning. It was once the Palace of Kings, now converted into an expensive heritage hotel to give royal experience to the tourists who come to stay here. It is the best heritage hotel in India.

Saheliyo ki Bari

King Maharana Pratap designed special garden for his beloved queens called Saheliyon ki Bari. It houses many open bath places and open shower places attract tourists from all across the globe. It also offers various species of greenery here.

Lakes of Udaipur

Pichola Lake :
The most popular and beautiful lake of Udaipur with the perfect backdrop of hills. The Lake Palace hotel is set amidst the Lake Pichola. One can go for boat ride in Lake Pichola to enjoy amazing view of various Palaces, hotels and pavilions.

Fateh Sagar Lake :
Fateh Sagar lake is the widest Lake of Udaipur. Fateh Sagar Lake Palace is also set amidst the lake, a superb example of primeval constructions engineering.

Udai Sagar Lake :
It is located 13 km away from Udaipur, built by Maharana Udai Singh. It is also picturesque.

Jaisamand Lake :

The Jaisamand Lake is the second largest artificial lake in Asia. This lake is a catchment area, a geographical feature where water accumulates from various other water sources such as melting snow or rain water.

In addition to these Udaipur Lakes, Udaipur is home to the Badi Lake, The Rajsamand Lake and Dudh Talai to name a few others.