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Sightseeing in Udaipur is the major activity of the tourists in the city. The
city nestles in it a host of wonderful palaces and forts which are considered
to be some of the best piece of architecture in the country.
City Palace of Udaipur
The city palace in Udaipur is the most popular site of attraction which has
some of the fantastic royal buildings of the city. The grand structure in white
marble and granite is marveled for its delicate architecture.
Garden of the Maidens (Sahelion ki Bari), Udaipur
A beautiful garden adorned with luscious pools , colorful fountains and exotic
plants reflects the lifestyle of the royal ladies during the ancient times.
Monsoon Palace (Sajjan Garh), Udaipur
This palace is unique for the purpose for which it was constructed. The palace
was built by Sajjan Singh to keep a watch over the monsoon clouds in the surrounding
region. Later it was used as a hunting retreat for the royal family. Initially
the king had intended to establish a nine storied astronomical center at this
spot but his sudden demise shattered his plans.
Jagdish temple, Udaipur
Considerd to be one of the most loveliest sights of attraction in Udaipur the
temple has wonderful architecture. Lord Vishnu is worshipped here. A terrific
example of Indo Aryan art this temple is said to be an important Vishnu temple
in north India.
Maharana Pratap Memorial, Udaipur
Sightseeing in Udaipur is incomplete without visiting the Maharana Pratap memorial.
Here lies a bronze statuette of the courageous king on the back of his ever
faithful horse known as Chetak. People visit this place to pay homage to the
bravery of this great ruler.
Bharatiya Lok Kala Museum, Udaipur
This is the place which displays the art and culture of Rajasthan and hold puppet
shows and Rajasthani Folk art concerts at its auditorium every evening.
Pichhola Lake, Udaipur
The pichola Lake is an important part of Sightseeing at Udaipur. The two palaces
in the middle of the lake (Jagmandir and Jagniwas) has now been transformed
into heritage hotels. The serene lake waters are a pleasure to watch out for.
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