Your Rendezvous With The City
Your rendezvous with city will be altogether a different experience as the city of Lakes, Udaipur – The Land of Dawn - is deemed as the “Venice of East”. The glittering lakes of the city has attracted many tourists for long from all over the globe. Trip to Udaipur will show the architectural and natural beauty of the city. Conventional yet contemporary is the keyword for the culture of Udaipur. It is a hub of rich heritage of performing arts, painting and crafts. Udaipur has given birth to many personalties of importance including Maharana Pratap, Rani Padmini and Meera Bai.

The majestic forts and palaces, the docile lakes, the imposing mansions, lovely temples and enchanting gardens give a different color to the city. Be it your first step into your married life – your much dreamt of honeymoon or a family vacation, the city offers a unique experience. The city is tucked in the Aravali ranges and this is the most striking characteristic of the city. It makes Udaipur ideal for holidaying and romancing. Glimpses From History
The History of Udaipur starts with a legend related with Maharana Udai Singh. Legends hold that a hermit, meditating on the hills of Aravali, advised Maharana Udai Singh to establish a kingdom on the fertile valley bound by the rugged Aravalli's. Thereby in 1557 A.D. Udai Singh laid the foundations of the city. Maharana Udai Singh, the scion of Sisodias, had contributed a lot in the beautification of the city. Sisodias were considered as the descendants of Sun God. They are the oldest ruling community and the bravest of all Rajput clans. As the city is enveloped by the Aravali ranges, it was considered as quite safe naturally.

Udaipur, the capital of Mewar, refused to be dominated by the mighty Mughals. Maharan Pratap descended the throne after the death of Udai Singh. A major landmark in the history of city is the terrible battle of Haldighati fought between Maharana Pratap and Akbar. You can see a shrine of Chetak, the horse of Maharana Pratap who carried the king back to the homeland though itself being injured fatally.

A Tourist's Delight
Lake Palace: The imposing fort, also called Jag Niwas, is built in 1754 by Maharana Jagat Singh II. The spectacular palace located on lake Pichola is loved by all. The site of white marble edifice amidst the placid lake waters is most amusing to see.

City Palace: The City Palace is one of the largest palace complexes of Rajasthan. Cradled by Lake Pichola the complex has eleven spellbinding Mahals (palaces) with balconies and towers, offering a splendid view of the lake and the city. The tourists love to see the most lavish interiors intensified by some of the largest chandeliers in the world.

Jag Mandir: Yet another island palace on Lake Pichola is the Jag Mandir. The palace, built by Maharaja Karan Singh in 1615 A.D. , was once a shelter for Mughal prince Khurram – Shah Jahan – when he protested against his father Jehangir in 1620s. The scupltures of giant elephants and cenotaphs add to the charm of the palace.

Sajjan garh Palace: It is the heritage palace built by by its namesake Maharana Sajjan Singh. The Monsoon Palace renders a panoramic view of the lakes and palaces and the city below. The fort was was an observatory to watch the advancement of the monsoon clouds. At a close distance from the Sajjan Niwas Garden there is a small fish shaped hill also called Ekling Garh or Machla Magra.

Saheliyon-Ki- Bari: Built in 18th century the garden was retreat for the ladies of royal families as they used to spend their free time recreating here. Lotus pool, fountains (in the shape of birds), lush green lawns, flowerbeds, and marble pavilions, are a delight for the visitors.

Jagdish Temple: This largest and most beautiful temple in Udaipur dedicated to Lord Vishnu was built by Maharana Jagat Singh in 1651 A.D. Visit the temple to see the sculpted image and huge shikhar. It is truly an architectural marvel. You can see the sculpted history of Maharana Jagat Singh's reign written in Sanskrit by Krishna Bhatt in 1651 A.D.

Fateh Sagar: In the nearby area of Sahelyion ki Bari is the famous Fateh Sagar a beautiful lake, built by Maharana Fateh Singh in 1678.

Gualb Bagh: The garden is the biggest garden in India with an area of 100 acres. You can appreciate the beauty of the garden, the flowerbeds and zoo. The museum here is also a must visit to see the huge collection of antiques and curios.

Nehru Park: This oval shaped island locate din the Fateh Sagar lake has been named after the first Prime Minister of India – Jawaharlal Nehru. It was inaugurated on the birth anniversary of of Nehru on 14th November 1967. The garden will give you the site of Moti Mahal of Rana Pratap and relaxing here on the serene waters amidst nature will a tranquilizing experience.

Highlights of Udiapur
The tourists here are enthralled about the placid lake water of Udaipur. The lakes here are much frequented by the tourists. The mesmerizing view of the surrounding from the lakes is very exciting. The island palaces on these lake waters are also breathtaking. The splendid palaces add to the cahrm of the place. Not To Pretermit

• A boat cruise on the waters of Lake Pichola is must for everyone.
• Do not miss the folk toys, hand printed textiles, dyed sarees, metal images, silver jewelry, and the Pichwal wall hangings.
• Mewar Festival (held every year in April) is to witness the grace of the city.
• Enjoy exciting excursions from Udaipur to Kumbalgarh Fort, Jaisamand Lake, Rajsamand Lake, Nagda, Haldighati, Nathdwara and Ranakpur Jain Temples.

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We take care of you and your concerns right from the day you book a tour with us. From arrival till departure we will be there for you. We will arrange sightseeing tour of the city and tell you the history and legends related to a particular attraction. Be it a currency exchange matter or locating important spots, we are there at every step. The exciting drives and astounding destinations are sure to entice you and this is what are motto is.

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