Udaipur’s largest garden Gulab Bagh also known as Udaipur Zoo. This scenic lush green garden is spread over 100 acres. A delightful place to hang out with your family and friends. A toy train menders the garden which can be enjoyed by people of all ages, as the train goes by gives a glimpse of various animals, birds, and the scenic beauty of Gulab Bagh.
Embark on a thrilling safari taking you through the well-organized route of Sajjan Garh Biological Park, Home to an array of wildlife including leopards, tigers, and deer. This wildlife sanctuary is located in the foothills of Sajjan Garh Palace, spread over 89 acres of flora and fauna-enriched land. You can observe the wilds.
An immersive experience of marine life for marine life enthusiasts. Under the Sun Aquarium is located on the Fateh Sagar Pal. Houses over 100 species of fish, a variety of fishes from around the world included. Tanks are designed as replicas of natural habitats of fishes which gives stunning views of aquatic creatures, and knowledge about marine life.
Dedicated to the Lord Shiva, the deity of the mewad dynasty. The founder of the Mewad dynasty established Ekling Ji temple in the 8th century, the temple is a two-story complex consisting of 108 temples each showcasing the marvelous beauty of architecture. The striking four-faced idol of Lord Shiva is installed in this temple, which is made of black marble stone. The temple draws thousands of devotees and tourists, especially on Maha Shivratri.
In the heart of Udaipur Jagdish temple is a majestic piece of beauty, built in 1651 by Maharana Jagat Singh I. The temple is dedicated to lord Vishnu. Three-story structure with 79 feet high spire which is adorned with carvings of Hindu deities, sculptures of dancers, musicians, horses, and elephants.
Lake Pichola is a famous and scenic tourist attraction in Udaipur, a freshwater man-made lake created in 1362 AD. This lake gives spectacular views of prominent temples, palaces, and ghats of Udaipur, lake islands like Jag Niwas & Jag Mandir.
Methi e gotay are deep-fried fritters made of fenugreek(methi) leaves dipped in a thick gram flour and spices solution, tastes better with kadhi (a blend of gram flour, yogurt, and spices).
Also known as a nomadic chicken, a traditional rajasthani reflecting the rich heritage of the nomad community(banjaras) the curry is made of yogurt, rajasthani spices, and onion-tomato base. Best served with the indian bread(roti/naan)
Hing (asafoetida) kachori is a deep-fried pastry stuffed with a blend of spices mixed with lentils and hing. It is best served with kadhi or chutneys of tamarind or mint.
The perfect place for a romantic dinner or a leisurely meal with family, experience alfresco dining with the mesmerizing views of Aravali hills and the scenic Lake Pichola. The menu has a variety of regional dishes as well as international favorites. The chefs of Udai Pavilion are experts in traditional delights such as curries, kebabs, and biryani.
Oasis Restaurant is located in the heart of the city, surrounded by natural beauty. The restaurant has a multi-cuisine menu with an array of choices of portions, menu highlights the traditional thalis. You can enjoy the panoramic views of Aravali hills making it a perfect place for alfresco dining,
A famous yet humble restaurant perfect place to experience the rich culinary heritage of rajasthan Natraj offers a wide range of Rajasthani dishes, the restaurant is famous for its authentic rajasthani thalis which feature Dal-bati, churma, Gatte ki sabzi, and kadhi.
A boutique hotel with well-appointed rooms, and world-class amenities. Surrounded by the lush greenery. An in-house restaurant serving mouthwatering delicacies prepared with locally sourced ingredients. Chez Lavinia
A boutique hotel with a unique charm. Features an art gallery that gives an artistic ambiance you can buy art crafts made by local artists.
A relaxing and rejuvenating resort located in the countryside of Udaipur, hotel offers modern amenities like a swimming pool. An in-house restaurant with a wide array of culinary delights, this resort gives a serene ambiance.
A traditional headgear worn by men, comes in different colors and patterns. A long piece of cloth usually red, green, orange, or pink. Types of Safas, bandhani safa, lehariya Safa, Chunari Safa, and gota patti safa. Kurta is an upper body garment for men that comes in different shades and styles embroidered kurta, printed kurta, and adornments like gotta patti, this is a good souvenir option for men.
A unique form of artistry showcasing the rich architectural masterpiece of Rajasthani Haveli’s(mansions). These Havelis are often made of wood, clay, and metals. Artisans take countless hours to do an intricate carving, then the miniatures are meticulously crafted to replicate the traditional rajasthani Havelis.
The traditional fabrics are made with tie & die techniques, a specialty of jaipur, jodhpur, and Udaipur. The vibrant colors of royal Rajasthan, with meticulous patterns and vivid colors ranging from blue, pink, yellow red, and green. Lehariya is traditionally worn in monsoon.
Udaipur has a Maharana Pratap or Dabok domestic airport connecting Udaipur with the major cities of India. The major airlines have direct flights from Delhi & jaipur to Udaipur.
The airport is 20 km away from the city center. You can easily hire an auto, taxi, and other vehicles.
Udaipur is well-connected by an intricate but smooth road network. If you choose to come to Udaipur by Bus, then there are both private bus services & state government-run buses available, From AC Volvo to non-AC Deluxe. Or if you are coming to Udaipur by car, Self-drive car, or a Hired taxi Udaipur is connected by well-maintained highways.
Udaipur has 2 railway stations, Udaipur City railway station & Rana Pratap Nagar railway station. Trains like the Mewar Express, Annaya Express, Gwalior-Udaipur Express, and Chetak Express run daily to connect Udaipur to major Indian cities like Ahmedabad, Sealdah, and Ajmer.
