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If you are visiting Rajasthan, you must certainly visit, Udaipur- the city of Lakes. Here’re some of the must-visit places in Udaipur you will drool over after your visit. 

1. City Palace  

Located on the banks of Pichola Lake, the City Palace of Udaipur is known for its splendid architecture. It tells you plenty of tales about the Rajput dynasty and rulers of the past. The grandeur of Rajasthan oozes from every corner of this palace. 

Built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh-II in 1727, the City Palace is open between 9:30 in the morning and 5:30 in the evening. 

You will see an assortment of courtyards corridors, terraces, and Mahals. Apparently, it is one of the largest royal forts in Rajasthan. The complex is located in quaint natural surroundings and the intricate and regal architecture is in perfect contrast to its surroundings. 

1. Lake Pichola 

This is a manmade lake that’s located in the city of Udaipur. Circumscribed with heritage buildings, huge hills, and ghats, this place is loved by tourists because of the serenity it offers. 

Lake Pichola is a must-visit especially in the evening as the sun’s reflection on the water makes the heritage buildings turn golden. There are a plethora of royal palaces in the backdrop of the lake and nature lovers simply cannot have enough of it. 

1. Jagdish temple 

The credit for the creation of the Jagdish Temple goes to Maharana Jagat Singh. This place is visited by Indian as well as international tourists. The black deity of Lord Vishnu and the image of Garuda made of brass are the attraction of the place. The exterior of the temple has wonderfully crafted deities of Hindu gods. Visiting the place during sunset aarti will be an experience of its own kind. 

1. Saheliyon Ki Baari 

Saheliyon ki Baari means Garden of the Maidens which was built by Maharana Sangram Singh during the early 18th century. Marble elephants, a lotus pool, and fountains will leave you awestruck particularly since you will find lotuses of different colors that you have never seen before. The place was made for the princess and her 48 maids so that they could have some pleasurable & quality time during their service to the queen. As you know, Rajasthan is a hot  & dry state and Maharana Sangram Singh built this place as a green retreat. 

Canopied walking lanes, lush green gardens, and amazing architecture with fountains make this place the best to relax and unwind with your family & friends. 

1. Lake Garden Palace

Lake Garden Palace is also referred to as Jagmandir and this place is apt for you if you are keenly interested in architecture and history. The palace consists of a series of breathtaking structures. It has a rich history and the place itself is a symbol of the friendship between Mughals and Rajputs. 

History suggests that Shah Jahan drew inspiration from the Lake Garden Palace to build the Taj Mahal. 

1. Vintage Car Museum

Inaugurated in the year 2000, Vintage Car Museum is one of the most sought-after tourist destinations in Udaipur. The place houses numerous vintage cars of the times and as one of the best car rental companies in Udaipur, we highly recommend you visit this place. 

1. Bagore ki Haveli 

Located near Lake Pichola, Bagore ki Haveli is an 18th-century construction. It was built by the chief minister of the then Royal Court of Mewar- Amir Chand Badwa. It was the residence of Maharana Shakti Singh in 1878. 

The place was converted into a museum without altering its royal touch which makes it what it is. You will find plenty of antique collections at this place. These collections include hand fans, jewelry boxes, and copper vessels used by Rajputs in ancient times. 

1. Shilpgram 

This place is dedicated to rural arts and crafts. The complex was set up to promote the work of rural craftsmen and hence this place spread over 70 acres of area has plenty to offer to the tourists. 

Apart from shopping for rural arts and crafts, you can also visit the 2 museums close to the complex.