Udaipur Tours

Udaipur- The "City of Lakes"

Udaipur- The "City of Lakes" is perhaps one of the most romantic and beautiful cities of india, it was founded by Maharana Udai Singh in 1559 AD on the shores of Lake Pichola. It contrast to its desert neighbourhood it stands out with an enchanting image of white marble palaces, placid blue lakes, gardens, temples, surrounded by hills and mountains. It is like an oasis of colour in a stark and arid region. Undoubtedly Udaipur is the "Venice of East"

Udaipur is possibly the most romantic city in Rajasthan. There would be no doubt as to why it is called "The Venice of East". Tour starts with a visit to the massive City Palace complex, the largest palace complex in Rajasthan. The main part of the palace is a museum with its collection of mosaic, miniatures etc. depicting the Rajput way of life proceed on to Book NowJagdish temple located close to the City Palace, marvel at its imposing sculpted figures and heavily ornamented interiors. Drive on to the pratap Smarak, see the bronze statue of Rajput hero Maharana Pratap surrounded by some lovely landscaped gardens including a Japanese Rock Gardens. Next stop of your tour is Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum with its extensive collection of Rajasthani folk arts and crafts. The focal point of the museum is its collection of puppets. The last stop of your tour is the Sahelion ki Bari or Garden of the Maids of honour, marvel at its marble fountains and elephants. Round off your tour with a drive through the bustling bazaars.

Eklingji - 22 km. Built in 734 AD, a complex enclosing 108 temples with a flight of steps leading down to the water tank (Kund). The temples are exquisitely carved out of sandstone and marble and are devoted to Lord Shiva, the family deity of the Mewar rulers. The sanctum sanctorum has a four faced image of Lord Shiva.

Book NowNagda - 23 km. The first capital of Bappa Rawal, the ancient place has a magnificent torana or arch which is exquisitely carved. The tenth century Sas Bahu temples dedicated to sas (mother -in-law) and bahu (daughter-in-law) are rated among the best temples in India. There is a lake surrounded by temples. The Abudji Jain Temple is worth visiting.

Lake Pichola, Eklingji, Nagda and Nathdwara Temples

Nathdwara- 48 km from Udaipur, built in the early 18th century. This simple shrine is one of the most celebrated of the Vaishnava Shrines of Shri Nathiji or Lord Krishna.

Full day tour to Eklingji, Nagda, Nathdwara temples and Haldi GhatiBook Now Haldighati : 40 Km. from Udaipur site of the immense historic interest as the memorable battle between Maharana Pratap and the Mughal Emperor Akbar, was fought here in 1576 A.D. Click here for more details

Rajsamand lake via Eklingji, Nagda and Nathdwara temples: RajSamand Lake 65 km from Udaipur. This dam was built by Maharana Raj Singh in 1660 AD. The embankment is adorned with beautiful arches and chhatris, which are exquisitely carved. The scenic surroundings lure the visitors

Jaisamand Lake

Maharana Jai Singh built the second largest artificial lake in Asia in 1685, 51 km from Udaipur. The lake has a 35 metres high dam with a length of 366 metres.

It has maximum length of 9 miles and greatest widthBook Now 6 miles and the approximate area is 21 Sq. miles, interspersed with islands, some islands are inhabited by bhils, the local tribesman. Graceful marble cenotaphs festoon the embankment and on either sides are summer palaces for the kings favorite queens. The lake also attracts several species of migratory birds. Jaisamand wild life sanctuary is the home for various species of animals. you can book your tour with us : pinky forex tours & travels