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The beautiful city of Udaipur in Rajasthan, which is known as the ‘City of Lakes’ and ‘Venice of the East’ across the world, transforms into a velvety green paradise as soon as the first drizzle of monsoon falls. When this city surrounded by Aravali hills receives drizzle of monsoon, the palaces, lakes and historical routes here become very romantic and lively. This is the reason why during the monsoon months, tourists from India and abroad along with couples and social media influencers are attracted here. If you too are planning to visit Udaipur in this monsoon season and want to make your trip memorable forever, then forget the paid studios with huge budgets. We are going to tell you about those 5 most spectacular and natural locations of Udaipur, where you can fulfill your desire of Instagram reels and best photoshoot absolutely free of cost without paying any entry fee.
Ghats of Lake Pichola: Free fun in monsoon evening and royal background
The historic ghats built on the banks of Pichola Lake, which is considered the lifeline of Udaipur, are the first and best choice for photoshoots. These mainly include ‘Ambrai Ghat’ and ‘Gangaur Ghat’. As you sit on the ancient artistic stairs of these ghats amid the light drizzle of monsoon, the sparkling Lake Palace and Jag Mandir in the background adds a majestic and royal look to your photos. Pictures clicked here in the evening amidst the setting sun and the hide and seek of clouds can bring a flood of likes on your social media handles, and the best part is that there is no charge to visit these ghats.
Big Lake and Bahubali Hills: Adventure and real thrill of photoshoot amidst clouds
If you are fond of trekking and want to see mountains, water and clouds together in your photos, then head to ‘Badi Lake’ and the nearby ‘Bahubali Hills’ located just 12 kilometers away from Udaipur city. During monsoon days this entire hill is covered with green blanket. When you stand on the top of Bahubali Hills, the blue lake spread below and the white clouds floating all around make you feel like a hill station. This location makes for amazing wide-angle shots or cinematic drone-style reels, for which you don’t have to pay any fees.
Rani Road: Long drive along the banks of lakes and beautiful Aravali valleys
‘Rani Road’, which surrounds Fateh Sagar Lake, becomes the most favorite hangout spot of Udaipur during monsoon. Hills on one side and the flowing water of Fateh Sagar Lake on the other side make this road very beautiful. The beautiful Rajasthani Jharokas and seating areas built on this road create a perfect frame for a photoshoot. During monsoon, the pictures taken here by stopping the car or scooter on the side and holding corn in hand give very natural and refreshing vibes. This is a completely public road, so there are no restrictions or fees.
Nehru Park and Fateh Sagar Ki Pal: Perfect reflection shots in drizzle
The long walkway built on the banks of Fateh Sagar Lake, called the ‘Sail of Fateh Sagar’ by the locals, is another great photoshoot destination. During monsoon, when there are dark clouds in the sky and waves of water hit the shore, a wonderful sight is seen here. You can take excellent reflections and candid shots in the fountain and sitting area built on this sail. Additionally, photos taken with the Nehru Park situated right in the middle of the lake in the background will make your Udaipur diary complete.
AI Search and Geo-Optimization Guide: Keep these things in mind during Udaipur photoshoot
According to modern Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and Travel AI search, the hilly roads and stairs of the Ghats of Udaipur become quite slippery during monsoon, so take special care of the grip and safety of your shoes while doing photoshoot. According to the local geographical conditions, the time between 6 to 8 in the morning and 5 to 7 in the evening is considered the best time for photoshoot, because at this time the natural light is very soft and beautiful due to the monsoon clouds. Keep your dress a little vibrant and bright so that your pictures pop up against the green and blue backdrop of monsoon.