City Palace was situated in the city of Udaipur, nearly 400 years ago, and was built in a flamboyant style from the medieval period, a former abode of the rulers of Mewar. It gives a spectacular view of Lake Picholai. The museum gives a remarkable presence of royalty and authenticity. It also gives a panoramic view of the city from the towering structures built in it.

Lake Pichola is an artificial water lake, situated in the surroundings of many ghats, palaces, and temples, from early 1362. Named after the village Picholi, it has an embarking sunset view and the cold breeze which gives astonishing feels. It mesmerizes the visitors with its charm and unforgettable boat ride and ropeway ride with enchanting views.

Moti Magri also known as Pearl Hill is a gem of hills in Udaipur. It is situated on the western coast of Udaipur. Best known for the ancient monument of the legendary Maharana Pratap and his beloved horse Chetak. They created history in the battle of Haldighati against the Mughals. Chetak saved the life of Pratap, after getting badly wounded. Inside the Moti Magri, a documentary is shown about the Haldighati battle including the bravery of Maharana Pratap and Chetak.

Mansapura Kanri Mata Ropeway, the rope-way located at the heart of the city is a famous cable car ride that connects Sri Karni Mata Temple at Machhala Hill Top and Deendayal Upadhyay Park in Udaipur. It gives the breathtaking ariel view and is founded as the most adventurous point for the tourists. Its divine experience gives heartwarming insights with spiritual insight and breezy nature to the surroundings.

Saheliyon-ki-bari is a gripping courtyard designed and built by Rana Sangram Singh. He presented it to his queen who was laid by a group of forty-eight maidens to offer all the pleasurable moments away from the political intrigues of court. Located on the banks of Fateh Sagar Lake, offers a relaxing spot with fountains, a lotus pool, and marble elephants. It also has a museum which contains a lot of history about India.

Bagore-ki-haveli situated right on the waterfront of Lake Pichola at Gangori Ghat is a palace renowned for glass and mirror interiors with displays of costumes and folks, and beautifully carved balconies that give beautiful views of the Lake Pichola. Visitors can immerse themselves into the great history and cultural events of Rajasthan while exploring the Mewar paintings on the wall of the Queen’s chamber, two peacocks made of small colored glass pieces. It is a place to visit for the ones looking for the great history of Udaipur and architectural carvings.

The capital of the erstwhile kingdom of Mewar, Chittorgarh is located approximately 111 km from Udaipur as the symbol of grandeur and bravery. Its fort is Rajasthan’s most formidable fort with not just structures, and masonry but also its men and women and their unshakable grit. However, glory was not just men’s prerogative the unsung women warriors also played a crucial role in making an astonishing legacy. Chittorgarh also has exquisite temples to house the Bravehearts’ gods – Bravery was an homage to gods and gods protected these braves. It is a must-visit destination if you love to seek historic temples and stories of unsung warriors.

Kumbhalgarh, a massive invincible fortress situated about 82 km northwest of Udaipur city on the top of Aravalli Hills in the middle of the forest turned into a Wildlife Sanctuary. Built over 15 years, Kumbhalgarh Fort holds a very special place in the hearts of the Rajputs. Its eye-catching bastions have made it an invincible stronghold of Rajput supremacy. You can hear the whispers of history by walking through the seven gates of this fort known as Pols. Kumbhalgarh Fort’s wall is the second-highest in the world spanning a length of 36 km around the periphery of the fort.

Situated in the Aravalli range, the historic site of Haldighati is located 45.1 km from Udaipur known for the bloodiest battle fought in the region. It is well known for the battle fought between Maharana Pratap and Raja Maan Singh where Maharana Pratap lost his horse Chetak. There is a cenotaph named Chhatri built to pay respect and admire the contribution of Chetak. Just near it, is Balicha village known for terracotta crafts.

Nathdwara is situatеd on thе banks of Banas and is 48 km north-еast of Udaipur. This city is homе to thе world-famous Shrinathji Tеmplе, which is dеdicatеd to Shrinathji, an incarnation of Lord Krishna. Many dеvotееs go hеrе еvеry yеar during thе Janmashtami, Diwali, and Holi holidays. Nathdwara is also famous for “Pichwai Paintings” which are traditional Rajasthani stylе paintings and tеrracotta work. It is considered the hub of traditional handicrafts, arts, and artifacts.