The city Palace was constructed by Udai Mirza Singh in the year 1559. A blend of Chinese, Medieval & European style of architect this palace is constructed in the banks of Pichola Lake.
It is one of the most famous wedding destination & symbol of Udaipur tourism. It was built by Maharana Jagat Singh in 1746 & is situated in the Island of Jag Niwas of PicholaLake. In the year 1960 it was converted into luxury hotel & is now a part of Taj luxury resorts.
Jagdish temple is Udaipur’s largest temple which was built in the year 1651. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu & Shiva and is a fine example of Indo- Aryan architectural style.
The sunset view of LakePichola can be enjoyed from here. It is a beautiful laid out Rock Garden which gives the panoramic view of the old city.
It was constructed by Amir Chand in the 18 th century. It is also situated near Lake Pichola. This Haweli was converted into Museum to preserve the royal touch of the building as it represents the culture of Mewar.
Constructed by Maharana Bhopal Singh it literally means saheliyo ki bari, Garden of Maiden, it was constructed in the northern part of the city. The maids of the Princesses were used to stay here. In this palace the maids were allowed to make merry, sing and dance.
It is situated 3km away from the main city in about 70 acre of land. It is a government owned complex to promote traditional art & craft and to provide employment as well. It is a wonderful place to see different tradition & culture. Many cultural & art festivals are organized on a regular basis in the Amphitheatre.
