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Jagdish Temple
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Located just outside the Royal Palace, Jagdish Temple is one of the most popular historical places in Udaipur. Established in the 17th century, this mammoth Hindu is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is considered one of the most important shrines to Vishnu in the city.
The Temple boasts of a flamboyant use of Indo-Aryan architectural style. Magnificent pillars, carvings and airy halls line the place, recording the temple’s history across the century. Legend has it that the temple houses a marble slab with magical properties that can cure pain with a single touch.
The Temple boasts of a flamboyant use of Indo-Aryan architectural style. Magnificent pillars, carvings and airy halls line the place, recording the temple’s history across the century. Legend has it that the temple houses a marble slab with magical properties that can cure pain with a single touch.
Location: RJ State Highway 50, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 313001, India
Timings: 04.15AM-01.00PM and 5.15PM-08.00PM on all days of the week.
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City Palace
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Built over a span of 400 years, City Palace is one of Udaipur’s most marvelous structures. Flanked by Lake Pichola, the palace is among the most beautiful historical places in Udaipur. The Palace is known for its architectural styles and designs; the interiors of the palace is home to several other structures as well, such as the Suraj Gokhda Mor-chowk Dilkhush Mahal,Surya Chopar, Sheesh Mahal, and Moti Mahal. Visitors can also enjoy boat rides, light and sight shows and gallery visits while at the Palace.
Location: City Palace Complex, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 313001, India
Timings: 09.30AM-05.30PM on all days of the week
Entry Fee:
- For Adults: Rs. 20
- For Children: Rs. 15
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Bagore Ki Haveli
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Located on the banks of the river Pichola, Bagore ki Haveli is an 18th century Haveli built by Amar Chand Badwa, the then Prime Minister of the Mewar Kingdom. A splendid assortment of palatial jhorakas, courtyards, halls and archways make the Haveli a sight to behold.
A part of the Haveli has now been converted into a Museum which remains open to the public. A variety of weapons, puppets, turbans and personal items belonging to the royal family are housed at this Museum.
A part of the Haveli has now been converted into a Museum which remains open to the public. A variety of weapons, puppets, turbans and personal items belonging to the royal family are housed at this Museum.
Location: Gangaur Ghat Marg, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 313001, India
Timings: 09.30AM-05.30PM
Entry Fee:
For Indians:
Adults: Rs. 50
Children: Rs. 30
For foreigners:
Adults: Rs. 100
Children: Rs. 50
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Saheliyon Ki Bari
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Having its name literally translate to “Garden of the Maidens”, Saheliyon ki Bari is a historical garden at the heart of Udaipur. The garden was initially built by Raja Rana Sanga of Mewar as a gift for his Queen and her many maidens. One of the most popular historical places in Udaipur among couples, the garden is known for its quiet beauty.
A number of water pools and beautiful fountains can be found scattered across the place. Marble statues and beautifully landscaped lawns add to the charm of the place.
A number of water pools and beautiful fountains can be found scattered across the place. Marble statues and beautifully landscaped lawns add to the charm of the place.
Location: Bharatiya Lok Kala Mandal, Lake City, Near Science Museum, Panchwati, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 313001, India
Timings: 09.00AM-07.00PM on all days of the week
Entry Fee:
For Indians: Rs. 10
For Foreigners: Rs. 50
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Moti Magri
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It’s name means ‘Pearl Hill’, Moti Magri is a little hill looking over the Fateh Sagar Lake in Udaipur. The hillock is best known as the home to the famous Maharana Pratap Memorial Statue in Udaipur. Made entirely out of black marble, the statue shows the legendary king riding to battle in his favoured horse, Chetak. The hill is also known to command some of the best sunset views anywhere in Udaipur.
Location: Udaipur
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Sajjangarh Palace
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Nestled amidst the rolling green Aravallis, Sajjangarh Palace served as Maharana Sajjan Singh’s palatial residence. Located at an elevation of over 3,000 feet above sea level, the Palace was frequented by the royal family during the monsoon season to witness the passing clouds, giving it the name of ‘Monsoon Palace’.
The Palace is known for its exquisite architectural styles, with marble structures, domes, jharokha and well-kept gardens adding a regal beauty to the place.
The Palace is known for its exquisite architectural styles, with marble structures, domes, jharokha and well-kept gardens adding a regal beauty to the place.
Location: Kodiyat, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 313001, India
Timings: 08.00AM-06.00PM on all days of the week
Entry Fee:
For Indians: Rs. 10
For Foreigners: Rs. 80
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Ghanta Ghar
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Most cities in Rajasthan have an iconic clock tower at the heart of the city, and Udaipur is no different. The clock tower, or ghanta ghar as it is locally known, was built by the royal family of Mewar in the year 1887.
The tower serves as an important landmark in the city. A number of different local markets have now sprung up around the tower, offering a delightful shopping experience.
The tower serves as an important landmark in the city. A number of different local markets have now sprung up around the tower, offering a delightful shopping experience.
Location: Danmandi, Bapu Bazar, Nada Khada, Udaipur, Rajasthan 313001
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Eklingji Temple
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Built in the 8th century, the Eklingji Temple is one of the most striking historical places in Udaipur. The ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, and is an important Shiva pilgrim spot in the country. A fantastic array of statues, carvings and other artwork flanks the temple on all sides.
The idol housed within the temple is 50-feet long and made entirely out of black marble. The Eklinga Murti is then surrounded by the idols of Goddess Parvati, Lord Ganesha and Lord Kartikay.
The idol housed within the temple is 50-feet long and made entirely out of black marble. The Eklinga Murti is then surrounded by the idols of Goddess Parvati, Lord Ganesha and Lord Kartikay.
Location: National Highway No 8, Kailashpuri, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 313202, India
Timings: 04.00AM-07.30PM on all days of the week.
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Haldighati
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Haldighati is a mountain pass connecting Pali to Rajsamand. Its name literally means the “Valley of the Turmeric '', the beauty of the pass indeed derives from the striking yellow cliff sides that rise on either side of it.
The unique mountain past is best known as the seat of the historic Battle of Haldighati that had raged between Maharana Pratap and the Mughal forces in 1576. The mountain pass sports a memorial tribute to the king with a statue of Rana Pratap’s loyal horse, Chetak.
The unique mountain past is best known as the seat of the historic Battle of Haldighati that had raged between Maharana Pratap and the Mughal forces in 1576. The mountain pass sports a memorial tribute to the king with a statue of Rana Pratap’s loyal horse, Chetak.
Location: Near Rakt Talai, Maharana Pratap Stadium Road, Haldighati, Khamnore, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 313322, India
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Ahar Cenotaphs
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Offering a peek into the glorious past of the city, Udaipur’s Ahar Cenotaphs is one of the most interesting Udaipur monuments. The group of cenotaphs consists of at least 250 such structures paying tribute to the erstwhile Maharajas of Mewar.
The attractive cenotaphs are built entirely out of white marble. Each cenotaph contains carvings of the Kings and their wives, telling their story through pictures.
The attractive cenotaphs are built entirely out of white marble. Each cenotaph contains carvings of the Kings and their wives, telling their story through pictures.
Location: Ganapati Nagar, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 313001, India
Timings: 06.00AM-06.00PM on all days of the week
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Saas Bahu Temple
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Udaipur’s Saas Bahu Temples are a pair of 11th century temples dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Shiva. The temples were built by King Mahiphala of Mewar for his wife and mother in law, who were worshippers of Vishnu and Shiva respectively.
One of the most striking of Udaipur monuments, the temple is home to several marvelous sculptures and carvings depicting religious icons. The main temple premises is also home to several smaller shrines.
One of the most striking of Udaipur monuments, the temple is home to several marvelous sculptures and carvings depicting religious icons. The main temple premises is also home to several smaller shrines.
Location: Saheli Marg, Madhuban, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 313001, India
Timings: 05.00AM-12.00PM and 04.00PM-09.00PM on all days of the week.
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Jag Mandir Palace
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Nestled on the banks of the river Pichola is one of the oldest Udaipur monuments built in the 16th century. Also known as the Lake Garden Palace, Jagmandir prides in its status as one of the most beautiful historical places in Udaipur.
The Palace is known for its exquisite beauty, being home to several smaller Udaipur monuments, such as the Gul Mahal, Jag Mandir, Darikhana and more.
The Palace is known for its exquisite beauty, being home to several smaller Udaipur monuments, such as the Gul Mahal, Jag Mandir, Darikhana and more.
Location: Pichola, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 313001, India
Timings: 06.00AM-06.00PM on all days of the week.
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Pratap Gaurav Kendra
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The Pratap Gaurav Kendra is a fine addition to the many historical places in Udaipur. It is a park built by the vision of Sangh Pracharak Sri Sohansingh, spanning an area of over 10 acres. The main attraction of the place is a humongous statue of Maharana Pratap, the erstwhile king of Mewar.
Apart from the statue itself, there are also numerous side attractions for the visitors to the Kendra: statue of Bharat Mata, statue of Swami Bhakt Chetak, statue of Meera Bai, nine temples of Bhakti Dham, galleries of projections and a water pond.
Apart from the statue itself, there are also numerous side attractions for the visitors to the Kendra: statue of Bharat Mata, statue of Swami Bhakt Chetak, statue of Meera Bai, nine temples of Bhakti Dham, galleries of projections and a water pond.
Location: Tiger Hills in Bargaon area, near Manoharpura (9 km from Udaipur City Railway Station).
Timings: 9:30am - 6:30pm.
Entry fee: 75 rupees per child and 150 rupees per adult.
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Vintage and Classic Car Museum
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The Vintage and Classic Car Museum is one for the eccentrics and the core enthusiasts of cars and vintage automobiles. Owned by Arvind Singh Mewar, it is a symbol of Udaipur’s posh side of plush luxury and uncompromising authenticity.
The museum boasts a tremendous arsenal of 20 vintage cars, which include four Rolls-Royces, two Cadillacs, one MG Motors convertible, one Ford convertible and a Vauxhall-12. The museum also has other attractions of scientific innovation like an electrically powered eco-friendly rickshaw.
The museum boasts a tremendous arsenal of 20 vintage cars, which include four Rolls-Royces, two Cadillacs, one MG Motors convertible, one Ford convertible and a Vauxhall-12. The museum also has other attractions of scientific innovation like an electrically powered eco-friendly rickshaw.
Location: Gulab Bagh Road, opposite to the zoo.
Timings: 9am – 9pm every day.
Entry: Rs. 150 per child and 250 per adult.
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Lake Palace
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The Taj Lake Palace in Udaipur is undoubtedly one of the most pristine and stately attractions amongst the historical places in Udaipur. The palace was originally built by Maharana Jagat Singh as his summer haven, in Lake Pichola itself.
Built like a floating palace on waters, the palace is the epitome of luxury and fine living and has been converted into a hotel owned by the Taj Group. The fact that an actual James Bond film- ‘Octopussy’- was shot at it only guarantees its position as one of the heritage Udaipur monuments.
Built like a floating palace on waters, the palace is the epitome of luxury and fine living and has been converted into a hotel owned by the Taj Group. The fact that an actual James Bond film- ‘Octopussy’- was shot at it only guarantees its position as one of the heritage Udaipur monuments.
Location: Lake Pichola, Udaipur.
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Fateh Prakash Palace
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The Fateh Prakash Palace is yet another palace that has been converted into a hotel by the Taj Group, now known as the Taj Fateh Prakash Palace. Built in the 20th century by Maharana Fateh Singh, it was originally meant to be a venue for royal events and performing arts.
The palace is regal in every sense of the art, oozing excellence in architecture and traditional Rajput finesse, making it one of the most beautiful historical places in Udaipur. The palace overlooks Lake Pichola, and the visitors are guaranteed a mesmerizing view of the lake and the accompanying might of the Aravalli ranges.
The palace is regal in every sense of the art, oozing excellence in architecture and traditional Rajput finesse, making it one of the most beautiful historical places in Udaipur. The palace overlooks Lake Pichola, and the visitors are guaranteed a mesmerizing view of the lake and the accompanying might of the Aravalli ranges.
Location: City Palace Road, Udaipur.
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Shiv Niwas Palace
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Maharana Fateh Singh did not stop at building the Fateh Prakash Palace, and also overlooked the building of the Shiv Niwas Palace. Built uniquely in the shape of a crescent moon, the palace overlooks a picturesque lawn and poolside area.
The palace has since been converted into a 5 star hotel by the HRH Group, and visitors are encouraged to actually experience royal living at its finest at what is one of the stalwart Udaipur monuments. The hotel’s architecture and interior décor has hardly been altered, giving the guests the most authentic experience of Rajasthani royalty and heritage.
Location: The Palace Complex, Lake Pichola, Udaipur.
The palace has since been converted into a 5 star hotel by the HRH Group, and visitors are encouraged to actually experience royal living at its finest at what is one of the stalwart Udaipur monuments. The hotel’s architecture and interior décor has hardly been altered, giving the guests the most authentic experience of Rajasthani royalty and heritage.
Location: The Palace Complex, Lake Pichola, Udaipur.
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Laxmi Vilas Palace
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The Laxmi Vilas Palace is a great addition to Udaipur’s growing tradition of palaces being converted to modern hotels. This luxury hotel built in 1911, sits atop one of the peaks of the Aravalli Mountain ranges and overlooks the Pichola Lake.
It is the perfect getaway for visitors trying to find themselves away from the bustle and crowd of the modern city into the laps of nature and lush hills. The service and hospitality of the hotel remains an echo of bygone times, treating the guests with regal warmth.
Location: Fateh Sagar Road, Udaipur.
It is the perfect getaway for visitors trying to find themselves away from the bustle and crowd of the modern city into the laps of nature and lush hills. The service and hospitality of the hotel remains an echo of bygone times, treating the guests with regal warmth.
Location: Fateh Sagar Road, Udaipur.
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Shikarbadi Palace
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Located just 3km away from the Udaipur bus and railway stations, the Shikarbadi Palace is one of the prime locations for tourists to hit. Sprawled over lush gardens over a magnificent and picturesque property, the palace has now been converted to a hotel for tourists to stay at by the HRH Group.
Just 5 km away from the Pichola Lake, it provides a breathtaking view of both the lake and the surrounding mountains of the Aravalli ranges.
Just 5 km away from the Pichola Lake, it provides a breathtaking view of both the lake and the surrounding mountains of the Aravalli ranges.
Location: Goverdhan Vilas, N.H.8, Udaipur.
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Bada Mahal
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Among the most prominent places to visit in Udaipur, the Bada Mahal or the City Palace is a 17th-century architectural magnificence that is a splendid structure that stands for the royalty that is characteristic of the state of Rajasthan.
This 27 meters high framework has been embellished with intricate designs, beautiful carvings and mirror art throughout the complex. Several fountains inside the complex give it a refreshing feel. There are high vaulted ceilings, sprawling corridors, courtyards, beautiful balconies and several carefully manicured gardens that add to its grandeur.
Location: City Palace, Udaipur, Rajasthan 313001
Distance from city: 6 km
Timings: 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM throughout the week
Prices: Rs 30/- for adults
Rs 15/- for children
Rs 200/- for camera
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