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Places to visit in Udaipur: Udaipur was founded by Maharana Udai Singh in the Aravalli range. Udaipur is synonymous with grandeur, heritage, history, extravagance and stories of the royal Maharaja Maharana Pratap. Royal architecture, tranquil lakes, delicious cuisine, colorful shopping places – this beautiful city has everything to entice tourists.
No wonder Udaipur tourist places attract tourists from all over the world. Experience an eclectic blend of ethnic lifestyle and the modern world. The unmistakable charisma of Udaipur has always impressed romantic couples. So, whenever you plan your next vacation to Udaipur, make sure to check out all of these to experience the rich culture of the city.
- City Palace
Located on the banks of Pichola Lake, the City Palace is one of the most iconic landmarks of the city. The rich architecture of the palace is magnificent which is a testimony to the royal empire of the Rajput dynasty. Widely known for its rich history, the majestic beauty of the palace is a benchmark for many historical structures. - Lake Palace
Popular as one of the most royal and romantic hotels in the world, Lake Palace was earlier known as Jag Niwas. It is one of the top Udaipur tourist attractions to visit in the city. It is located in the middle of Pichola Lake and is one of the best hotels in Udaipur for honeymoon. A boat ride from the lake takes you to the palace where you can experience the royal heritage life of the kings. - Jag Mandir
Built on an island in Pichola Lake, the Jag Mandir Palace is known for its beautiful interiors and grand architectural style. Its impressive intricate sculptures on marble are the main attraction of Jag Mandir. The place is especially famous for the serene boat ride and the majestic solitude of the temple, which can be visited on a Udaipur 3 day tour. - Monsoon Palace
Also known as Sajjangarh Palace, is a royal architecture palatial residence situated on the top of the hill. Earlier in the year 1884. It was constructed by Maharana Sajjan Singh of the Mewar dynasty. This magnificent fort was built to watch the monsoon clouds. It offers beautiful views of the surrounding areas and the sunset from a distance. This palace is close to the Sajjangarh Wildlife Sanctuary.
