Famous “Udaipur” by the name of “The City of Lakes” and “Venice of the East” is a very beautiful town and tourist place in Rajasthan. This beautiful city is in between the beautiful Aravalli hills all around, which makes it one of the most beautiful cities in India. Adorned with beautiful palaces and magnificent lakes, this popular tourist destination has a lot to offer to tourists, honeymoon couples, and nature lovers. For those romantic at heart and beauty-seeking tourists, Udaipur is the perfect place to visit Udaipur’s beautiful palaces and temples, as well as share with your friends, family, or your lover on the shores of the serene and picturesque lakes of Udaipur. Can spend quality time with.
Best places to visit in Udaipur
1. Fateh Sagar Lake, Udaipur-
Fateh Sagar Lake was built by Maharana Jai Singh in the year 1687. Fateh Sagar Lake is a very spectacular lake located northwest of Udaipur, which is one of the most special tourist places in this city. It is the second largest man-made lake in Udaipur, a city surrounded by the Aravalli hills. This lake is famous for its beauty and its serene environment gives wonderful peace to the tourists visiting here. Here on Moti Magri Road, tourists can easily go to the periphery of Fateh Sagar Lake by car and can see the attractive view of the entire lake from here. After enjoying the serene beauty of this special tourist spot in the afternoon, you can also go boating and participate in other water sports available to tourists here.
Fateh Sagar Lake is one of the city’s four lakes, it attracts a lot of tourists. Therefore, people come to this place to enjoy boating in the blue water and see the natural beauty of this place. Because of the natural beauty and charm of Fateh Sagar Lake have made it a special tourist destination.
2. Lake Pichola-
Lake Pichola is an artificial lake located in the Udaipur city center of the state of Rajasthan. This lake is one of the largest and oldest lakes in the city. Lake Pichola attracts millions of tourists visiting here because of its serenity and beauty. Surrounded by lofty hills, heritage buildings, and bathing ghats, this place is a paradise for peace and nature lovers. If you are going for a walk, then a visit to this lake is incomplete without a boat ride here. Boating here during the evening can prove to be very special because at this time it seems as if the whole place is of golden color.
The breathtaking view here will take you to a different world and therefore making you romantic. Apart from your family members, you can also visit this beautiful place with your friends.
3. City Palace-
The City Palace in Udaipur, on the banks of Lake Pichola, is one of the largest royal complex in Rajasthan. Maharana Uday Singh built this magnificent palace in the year 1559 where Maharana lived and governed the state. The palace is marvelous, with several structures added to it. The Palace now consists of palaces, courtyards, pavilions, corridors, terraces, rooms, and hanging gardens. There is also a museum that showcases some of the best elements of Rajput art and culture. This includes colorful paintings to the distinctive architecture found in Rajasthani palaces.
Moreover, the granite and marble edging of the City Palace, nestled in the lap of the Aravallis, stands in contrast to the natural surroundings. The complex architecture of the Regal Palace is a blend of medieval, European as well as Chinese influences. It is full of numerous domes, arches, and minarets therefore making it more attractive.. The City Palace itself is intact in a lush green garden and is quite a sight to behold.
4. Jagmandir
Jag Mandir, Jheel Garden Palace is present on one of the four islands of Lake Pichola. Three Sisodia Rajput kings of the Mewar dynasty built the palace. It is present on the banks of Lake Pichola on the side of an island. It is also known as “Lake Garden Palace”.
Firstly, the construction of the palace started in 1551 by Maharana Amar Singh. Later, Maharana Karan Singh got some work done between 1620 and 1628. Maharana Jagat Singh I (1628-1652) completed the construction of the palace naming it as Jag Mandir after the last king Maharana Jagat Singh.
Outside the Jagmandir, there is a row of stone elephants on the banks of the pond. However, a dome-roofed palace is at the center of the Jagmandir, which we call the Gol Mahal. Also, Shahzada Khurram (Shah Jahan) rebelled against his father Jahangir and lived here for some time in the Gol Mahal.
