Udaipur Travel Guide

If falling for a place was a thing, then Udaipur would be the perfect choice for it. Udaipur a.k.a the City of Lakes is a place with historical monuments to scenic beauty to mesmerising lakes to romantic view. 

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Be it a weekend getaway, a romantic trip, a trip with friends, or a trip with your family, Udaipur will never be the wrong choice for any trips! The place is just PUUUUUURRRRRFECT!

Being a popular destination, Udaipur is easily accessible via air, rail, and road.

What you need to know!

• Travel
  • By Air: Maharana Pratap Airport or Dabok Airport is 22 km from the center of the city and is connected to major cities of India like Delhi, Mumbai through the major airlines.
  • By Rail: Udaipur is connected to all the major cities vis train such as Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Delhi, Jaipur among the popular ones.
  • By Road: Udaipur is accessible via fairly good road service connecting the primary state and national highways to and fro for a memorable trip.
• Currency: Indian Rupee (INR) works in all parts of the city.
• Language: the people of the city are very comfortable with Hindi and Mewadi along with English making it quite convenient for the tourists.
• When to visit: Rains add another beauty to the city, making the time from September to March a treat to visit.

Food Food Food! 
I am a big time foodie and gained a lot in the last 6 months! I can suggest a few fantastic places which are a must to try!

• For Local Food: Try the local traditional food of Udaipur in the form of dal bati or a traditional thali at Natraj or at The Traditional Khana, and you must try the famous Paliwal kachori making a perfect refreshment.
• For view: Enjoy scrumptious food with an enthralling view of the lake at Ambrai, Upre, Udai Kothi, Lakend, The Sunset Terrace
• For coffee: Relish a warm cup of coffee with the peace of the city at Vinod cafe with a fantastic view of Fateh Sagar (Coffee in Kulhad), and you can check other outlets CCD, Royale Brewmen, 14C Cafe & Bistro

The city also offers the facility of Zomato and Swiggy on days when you just want to stay in and enjoy your meals. For exclusive home-delivered non-veg food, try D’Flavour, they have the actual Rajasthani desi touch in their preparations.  (I strongly recommend D’Flavour)

You can ping me anytime on Instagram @nikohlife if you need any help related to food <3

Udaipur is not just about lakes or food, there are a lot of places that you can visit, I am listing down a few of them here

• City Palace
• Bagore ki Haveli
• Temples- Jagdish Temple, Mahalaxmi Temple
• Monsoon Palace aka Sajjangarh Palace
• Saheliyo ki badi
• Shopping at local markets like Bhattiyani Chohatta, Jagdish Chawk, Lal Ghat, Hathi Pole, etc
• Lake Pichola
• Gangaur Ghat
• Fatehsagar Lake
• Boat ride to Jagmandir Palace

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And if you plan to stay in Udaipur for more than three days, then you can also visit these places

• Nathdwara: Shrinath ji Temple
  • Distance – 48km from Udaipur.
  • Lots of shops around the temple for paintings and dresses for Shri Nath Ji and Lord Krishna.

• Ranakpur
  • Distance – 90km from Udaipur

• Kumbalgarh Fort
  • Distance – 86km from Udaipur

• Chittorgarh Fort
  • Distance – 100km from Udaipur

Checking Udaipur from your list of the dream destination makes worth a visit. Believe me, I live here, and none of my friends regretted visiting Udaipur!

Hope to see you soon here!

Till then, Chao! Take Care!

Picture Courtesy: Toheed Hussain (Check more picture from his collection on instagram @wanderertoheed) and few from pixabay.com