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Udaipur tours are your chance to see why the city has long been associated with regal opulence and architectural mastery. Sit by Fateh Sagar, Lake Pichola, Doodh Talai, Jaisamand Lake and Udai Sagar to admire the city's aesthetics, or take a leisurely walk in Saheliyon Ki Bari. A holiday here is incomplete without a visit to Lake Palace, Monsoon Palace, City Palace and Jag Mandir; that is why most of our Udaipur packages. For a glimpse into the local artistic and performance culture, take a trip to Shilpgram, Ahar Museum, Jagdish Temple and Bhartiya Lok Kala Mandal. We also take you on a ride on the Udaipur Ropeway, a cycling tour through the city and a rafting trip on river Gomati.
City of Lakes, Temples & Wonderful Traditions - Visit This Amazing City of Rajasthan & Spend Few Days in the Lap of Nature & Culture. Udaipur is regarded as one of the most beautiful places in Rajasthan and has been voted "Most Romantic City in India". Placed in the middle of Aravalli ranges, Udaipur offers its visitors a chance to get awestruck by the beauty of three interconnected lakes and the elevated hills.
Day 01: Jaipur Arrival
Arrival in Jaipur, transfer to the hotel. Proceed for city sightseeing city palace, Hawa mahal, Jantar Mantar, Museum. Overnight at hotel.
Day 02: Jaipur - Udaipur (410 Kms)
Today after breakfast visit Amer fort later proceed for Udaipur in evening reached in Udaipur check in hotel and enjoy evening leisure. Overnights at Hotel.
Day 03: Udaipur
After breakfast proceed to sightseeing tour of Udaipur. The city is built in 1559 A.D. by Maharaja Udai Singh and has been described as the most romantic spot on the continent of India by Col. James Todd. Visit the City Palace museum, the Jagdish Temple, Sahelion Ki Bari (Queen’s resort for their friends), Bhartiya Lok Kala Mandir (folk art museum) and the Pratap Memorial. Evening enjoy the boad ride at Lake pichola. Overnight at hotel.
Day 04: Udaipur - Mount Abu (165 km 4 hrs)
After breakfast drive to Mount Abu, the only hill station of Rajasthan, situated at an altitude of 1200 mt. Arrive and check in at hotel later proceed for sightseeing of Nakki Lake is virtually located in the heart of Mount Abu and is a big attraction with tourists. The lake takes its name from the legend that it was scooped out by a god, using only his nails, or nakh. While takeing a stroll along the lake, look for the strange rock formations. On the lake there is a dilapidated concrete boat-shaped snack bar. Day at leisure. Overnight at Hotel.
Day 05: Mount Abu
After breakfast, visit the world famous Dilwara Jain Temple, Nakki Lake and Brahmin Kumari Ashram. Dilwara Temple is a group of remarkable Jain temples. Among the finest examples of these are two temples in which the art of carving marble has reached unsurpassed heights. The older of the temples is the 'Vimal Vasahi', built in 1031 and dedicated to the first tirthankar, Adinath. In the front of the temple stands the 'House of Elephants', with figures of elephants marching in procession to the temple entrance. The later built 'Tejpal Temple' is dedicated to Neminath, the 22nd tirthankar, and was built in 1230 by the brothers Tejpal and Vastupal. The carving is so fine that, in places, the marble becomes almost transparent. Later transfer to airport /railway station for your next destination.
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By Air:
The city is served by Maharana Pratap Airport (Airport Code: UDR), located in Dabok 22 km east of the city center. Udaipur Airport operates frequent daily non stop flights connecting New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Chennai, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad. Prepaid airport taxis, app cabs, and luxury car rentals are readily available outside the arrival terminal.
By Train:
Udaipur City Railway Station (Station Code: UDZ) is the designated rail terminus, connected by premier superfast express trains:
By Road:
Udaipur is connected via 4-lane national expressways along National Highway 48 (NH-48 / Golden Quadrilateral) and National Highway 27 (NH-27 / East West Corridor):
Udaipur offers an extraordinary collection of lakeside palaces, floating island pavilions, marble fountain gardens, and hilltop monsoon fortresses:
Begun in 1559 by Maharana Udai Singh II and expanded over 400 years by 22 successive Maharanas, the Udaipur City Palace is the largest palace complex in Rajasthan. Built entirely in granite and marble, the palace houses the dazzling peacock glass mosaics of *Mor Chowk*, the mirrored *Sheesh Mahal*, the crystal galleries of *Fateh Prakash Palace*, and the royal museum exhibiting Mewar armory, miniature paintings, and royal silver carriages.
City Palace Complex — Rajasthan's Largest Royal Palace Complex Overlooking Lake Pichola
Created in 1362 CE by a gypsy Banjara tribesman and later enlarged by Maharana Udai Singh II, Lake Pichola is an iconic 4 km long artificial freshwater lake. Sunset boat cruises take visitors past the illuminated City Palace, the bathing ghats of Gangaur Ghat and Ambrai Ghat, and the floating white marble island palace *Taj Lake Palace (Jag Niwas)* built in 1746 as a royal summer pleasure palace.
Lake Pichola — Historic 14th Century Mountain Framed Lake and Floating Island Palaces in Udaipur
Built between 1551 and 1652 by Maharanas Amar Singh, Karan Singh, and Jagat Singh I on an island in the southern part of Lake Pichola, Jag Mandir (Lake Garden Palace) features a grand courtyard guarded by life sized stone carved elephants, the domed yellow sandstone *Gul Mahal* (which sheltered Mughal Prince Khurram / Emperor Shah Jahan in 1623), and tranquil flower gardens.
Jag Mandir — 17th Century Island Garden Palace Guarded by Carved Marble Elephants on Lake Pichola
Laid out between 1710 and 1734 by Maharana Sangram Singh II on the banks of Fateh Sagar Lake for 48 royal female attendants who accompanied the Mewar princess as part of her dowry, Saheliyon Ki Bari features marble pavilions, rain effect water fountains operated by gravity without pumps, lotus flower pools, and sculpted marble elephants.
Saheliyon Ki Bari — 18th Century Historic Royal Fountain Gardens and Lotus Pools in Udaipur
Built in 1884 by Maharana Sajjan Singh atop Bansdara mountain peak in the Aravalli hills 944 meters above sea level (3,100 feet), Sajjangarh Palace was designed as an astronomical center and royal monsoon retreat to track seasonal rain clouds. The white marble palace offers the most famous sunset viewpoint in Udaipur with panoramic vistas over Fateh Sagar Lake and Udaipur valley.
Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace — 19th Century Hilltop Royal Sanctuary and Sunset Panorama in Udaipur
Constructed in 1687 by Maharana Jai Singh and rebuilt in 1889 by Maharana Fateh Singh, this pear shaped artificial lake features three scenic islands, including the botanical garden on *Nehru Park* and the *Udaipur Solar Observatory* — considered the finest solar tracking observatory in Asia.
Constructed in the 18th century by Prime Minister Amir Chand Badwa on the waterfront of Gangaur Ghat, this 138-room mansion houses museum galleries of royal puppets, costumes, and the world famous nightly *Dharohar Folk Dance Show* featuring Rajasthani Chari and Bhavai pot balancing dances.
Built in 1651 by Maharana Jagat Singh I, this grand three story Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu features a 79-foot high carved stone spire (*shikhara*), sculpted brass Garuda shrine, and intricate relief carvings of elephants, horsemen, and celestial musicians.
Located on the western bank of Lake Pichola opposite the City Palace, Ambrai Ghat provides the ultimate romantic perspective of Udaipur, especially at night when the golden floodlights of the City Palace reflect across the shimmering waters.
Duration: 4 Nights / 5 Days
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