Udaipur - City of Lakes

Udaipur, known as the "Venice of the East", founded in 1559 by Maharana Udai Singh II, it was the historic capital of the Mewar kingdom. The city is surrounded by the Aravalli Range, which acts as natural walls, and is home to five major artificial lakes. Dubbed "the most romantic spot on the continent of India" by British administrator James Tod, city offers a perfect mix of history, heritage, and natural beauty.

Discover the Majestic City Palace, a Must-See Attraction in Udaipur

Immerse yourself in the architectural grandeur of the City Palace, a prominent landmark in Udaipur.

Architecture Marvel

Experience the rich history and cultural heritage of Udaipur at the City Palace.

Historical Significance

Step back in time and explore the captivating stories of the City Palace.

Explore Udaipur

Top Attractions

Monsoon Palace

Monsoon Palace, built for observing monsoon clouds, offers stunning views from Bansdara Peak and is home to the Sajjangarh Biological Park.

Karni Mata Temple

Karni Mata Temple, situated at Doodh Talai near Pichola, is accessible via a ropeway and offers panoramic views of Pichola Lake, and Udaipur.

Jagdish Temple

Jagdish Temple, built by Maharana Jagat Singh I in central Udaipur, is a major tourist spot showcasing Māru-Gurjara architecture.

Eklingji Temple

Eklingji, 22 km from Udaipur, is a 734 AD temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, revered as the virtual ruler of Mewar. It features 108 temples and a 65-foot spire.

City Palace

The City Palace, on Lake Pichola's east bank, features the Tripolia gate and houses a museum with royal antiques and artwork.

Fatehsagar Lake

Lake Fatehsagar, an artificial lake, was extended by Maharana Fateh Singh, is known for boat rides, street food, and the 'Under the Sun' aquarium.