
Popularly Known as the Jewel of Mewar, the city was founded by Maharajah Jai
Singh in 16th century. The city of Udaipur endorse three major lake,
Pichhola, Fatehsagar and Udaisagar. The three lakes adds to the magic of the
city. On Pichhola lake stands the Jag mandir, a famous palace of royal era.
Getting there
Airways: 21 km from city center lies the Maharana Pratap Airport. A
well connected place by Indian Airlines and Jet Airways with Mumbai, Delhi,
Jaipur.
Railways: It is connected by
the western Railway meter Gauger network and linked to major cities like
Delhi, Jaipur Chittaurgarh.
Roadways: Well connected to all the major cities like Delhi, Agra.
Facts About Udaipur
Area : 37 sq km.
Best Seasons: September - March.
Languages: Mewari, Hindi, English.
Excursion: Eklingi, Nathwada, Deogarh.
Major Attraction: Lake Pichhola, City Palace, Shilpgram, Jagdish
Temple.
Exploring Udaipur
Lake Pichhola
The name of the lake is kept after the the name of the village Pichali and
is beautiful dotted with hills, temples, bathing ghats and embankments. The
lake adorns with two exquisite palaces Jag Niwas, a summer residence of the
princes of Mewar and now a hotel and Jag Mandir built in red sandstone with
marble dome.
City Palace
The construction of this beautiful building is started by Udai Singh and is
largest palace complex. The construction of this building was completed by
Successive rulers. The complex houses a with large collection of artifacts.
Jagdish temple
Built in 1651 by Maharana Jagat Singh I, the temple is dedicated to Lord
Vishnu.
Saheliyon Ki Bari
The garden is well laid, with extensive lawns and shady walks. Its
manicured lawns display a fascinating variety of bougan villea and five
fountains release showers in tune with their titles namely, 'Welcome';
'Raining Cats and Dogs'; 'Rains in Midnight', 'Rains without Clouds';
'Gentle Shower in Mid Day'.