
Udaipur is the symbol of Royalty, a place that will take you down the lane of history and introduce you to the bygone era’s magnificent regality. It is known as the ‘Venice of the East’ for all the right reasons. Be it the serene lakes, magnificent palaces, or romantic landscapes, you are sure to fall in love with this breathtaking city in Rajasthan.
Udaipur loves to stay close to its historical roots and keep the grandiosity of the past alive through festivals and celebrations. You can witness the vibrant Mewar Festival, Udaipur World Music Festival, and Shilpgram Festival in the city. There are vibrant markets where you can purchase souvenirs to remember your breathtaking trip.
Also, there are Treebo Udaipur hotels that bring you the best of both worlds – luxury, and comfort. While in this majestic city, you might as well get treated like nobility. Treebo Hotels in Udaipur will give you this memorable experience.
Here are the 10 best places in Udaipur that you should not miss out on exploring –
- Saheliyon ki Bari
The Saheliyon Ki Bari is a mesmerizing Garden in the city of Udaipur. It also has a very interesting story associated with it. When Maharana Sangram Singh was ruling the then Udaipur province, a group of 48 women were presented as dowry to his queen. People say that the King himself designed the layout of the well-manicured garden, got it made under close supervision, and presented it to his loving queen and her 48 friends. That’s where the garden gets its name Saheliyon ki Bari. You will find marble pavilions, small lotus ponds, enthralling flowers, and elephant fountains in this garden. It is a serene place to be in the evenings.
- City Palace – Udaipur
It won’t be wrong to say that the City Palace is the dream of the rulers of the Mewar dynasty. The construction began in 1553 when the Sisodia Rajput capital shifted from Chittoor to the newly made Udaipur city. This beautiful palace on the east bank of River Pichola is an architectural marvel that brings the old Rajasthani Rajput culture to contemporary Udaipur. Other tourist places are in close vicinity to this royal palace, so it would be great to begin your day’s itinerary with this one.
- Sajjangarh Palace
The Sajjangarh Palace is a palatial home of the Mewar Ruler Maharaja Sajjan Singh. It is built on the hilltop of the Aravalli range and offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding greenery and a panoramic view of the city. The initial purpose behind designing this aloft structure was to enjoy the view of the rainy clouds. That’s why it is also called the Monsoon Palace. If you want to witness the ethereal visage of the sunset, then you must visit the Sajjangarh Palace. The orange and red stripes from the evening sun illuminate the palace, giving it a heavenly vibe that you won’t find anywhere else.
- Lake Palace
While the Sajjangarh Palace was the monsoon retreat for the Mewar dynasty, the Lake Palace is the perfect summer palace. It was built by Maharana Jagat Singh II who believed that the City Palace is too public and wanted a private getaway. It is now converted into a luxurious hotel but you can always step in and take a look. The walls are made of white and black marble and the entire construction is facing east. This is a deliberate design layout that ensures that the people living in the Lake Palace can pray to the Sun God once the ball of fire appears in the sky. The walls are made of white and black marble. There are mini-gardens, seating, and glistening fountains within the boundaries of Lake Palace.
- Pichola Lake
Not many know that Pichola Lake is named after the village of ‘Pichola’ that got submerged under the lake’s waters. This man-made wonder is created after building a dam across the Pichola River. The main tourist attractions of Udaipur, like the Lake and City Palace are situated around this ethereal water body. It is a visual treat to see the sun’s rays reflect over the rippling surface of this lake. For someone who enjoys the majestic beauty of nature, Pichola Lake will be a perfect spot to spend their time.
- Jagdish Temple
This 17th-century temple construction was built by Maharana Jagat Singh who wanted to dedicate a beautiful abode to Lord Vishnu. You will see the supreme God in the form of Jagannath within the sanctum sanctorum of this Hindu pilgrimage site. It is believed that the black stone idol of Lord Vishnu emits positive energy and wellness, and anyone who visits the temple will be blessed with their heart’s desire. Moreover, architecture lovers will enjoy the Indo-Aryan construction style and the pyramidal spires inside the temple.
- Maharana Pratap Memorial
This hilltop memorial dedicated to Maharana Pratap hosts a life-size bronze statue of the majestic warrior. It is a beautiful place to witness the life story of the famous figure and how glorious he was in the past battles. The memorial also offers a landscape view of the city of Udaipur. You can visit the place any time during the day and spend about an hour exploring the premises and also the museum showing the historic weapons, armor, and artifacts used by Maharana Pratap.
- Vintage Car Museum
In this car museum, you will get to see the automobiles that were once used by the royal families of Udaipur, Rajasthan. From the vintage ambassadors to the bikes of the ancient era, you have everything that will fascinate a person who is obsessed with vehicles. You will find the 1934 Rolls Royce Phantom II and a 1938 Cadillac convertible in this Vintage Car Museum. The price of the ticket is worth the experience you are getting inside this exhilarating place.
- Jaisamand Lake
Jaisamand Lake is also popular as Dhebar Lake. It is surrounded by the Jaisamand wildlife sanctuary which hosts exotic animals and birds in the Rajasthan region including leopards, deer, and crocodiles. Jaisamand is the second-largest artificial lake in India. Its construction dates back to the 17th century when a dam was built across the Gomti River to create this marvel, which has a circumference of approximately 48 km and an area of over 87 sq km. you will get ample opportunities to enjoy various recreational activities, such as boating and fishing while taking in the stunning views of the verdant hills and lush forests surrounding the lake.
- Rajsamand Lake
Rajsamand Lake has a very scenic ambiance and is the perfect place for an evening picnic. It is surrounded by the mighty Aravalli range and stretches for about 7 miles. There are marble pavilions next to the rippling waters and you get to go boating in these tranquil waters. Other tourist attractions like the Kumbhalgarh Fort and the Shrinathji Temple are very close to the lake so you can always visit the trio within the same day.
When you visit Udaipur, it is always important that you choose an accommodation that keeps you close to the main tourist hotspots. The Treebo Udaipur hotels are present in the prime locations of the city and you also get benefits like the –
- Complimentary Breakfast and Free WiFi in your rooms
- Free Treebo Toiletries for personal hygiene and welfare
- Treebo offers hassle-free online transactions with high-end encrypted security
- Additional coupons and discounts on online booking
- Cancel the room booking for free anytime before 24 hours of check-in.
Udaipur will certainly prove to be a feast to your senses. People come here for lavish destination weddings, photoshoots, and events. Tourists love to sit by the lakes, enjoy the authentic Rajasthani cuisines, and feel the fresh breeze brush away their worries. Udaipur is an enchanting place that has something to offer to anyone who sets foot here. So, plan your itinerary well and include these 10 spectacular places in it to elevate your travel experience.
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