Udaipur & Mount Abu Trip From Delhi

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About Udaipur and Mount Abu Tour Package

Our Udaipur and Mount Abu tour package is an enigmatic combination of royal grandeur and hill station charm in the beautiful state of Rajasthan. "The City of Lakes," Udaipur, welcomes one with its romantic ambiance and majestic palaces. Imagine floating on Lake Pichola as the sun sets, the golden light across the sparkling waters as one approaches the iconic Lake Palace.

Visit the sumptuous City Palace, reflecting multi amount Rajasthani architecture, and lose yourself in leafy Saheliyon Ki Bari gardens. From there, retreat to the cool breezes and teak forests of Mount Abu, the only hill station in Rajasthan.

Hike to stunning Nakki Lake, set amidst rolling hills and ancient rock formations, and visit the exquisitely carved Dilwara Jain Temples, surely a testament to human adeptness in art. Our exclusive itinerary has been specially designed so that you get the best of both places with comfortable accommodation, expert guides, and hassle-free transportation.

We give you experiences in store, be it with the historical buff, the nature enthusiast, or the romantic getaway, this tour will leave you with memories. Imagine relishing authentic Rajasthani food, shopping in colorful markets, and seeing the sun set behind the Aravalli Hills. Let us help you live out that dream of a Rajasthan adventure. Book our exclusive Rajasthan Tour Package with Go4Explore and get set for the journey of your senses that will leave you with life-long tales.

Best Places to Visit in Udaipur Mount Abu Tour

• City Palace: Perhaps the most breathtaking complex views of Lake Pichola are from the hallowed halls of this city palace, a marvelous example of Rajasthani architecture. It comprises an extensive structure with palaces, museums, courtyards, and ornate rooms that present a visitor with vivid glimpses into the life of luxury led by the royal family of Mewar.
• Lake Pichola: Flanked by hills, palaces, and temples, Lake Pichola is the heart of Udaipur. This artificial lake with serene waters and two island palaces makes the Udaipur Tour very romantic. It had been appropriately tagged as the "Venice of the East".
• Saheliyon Ki Bari: The major attraction of this ornamental garden is that it was made so that royal ladies could pass their leisure time. With its lotus pools, marble elephants, and fountains, the place, prima facie, is a peaceful retreat from the maddening crowd of the city and essays the aesthetics of the nobility of Rajasthan.
• Nakki Lake: Legend has it that gods carved Nakki Lake with their nails. This beautiful lake overlooked by hills and rock formations is a favorite haunt for boating and picnics. Here the atmosphere does reasonable justice to give a refreshing refrieve in Mount Abu.
• Dilwara Jain Temples: The Dilwara Temples are among the finest marvels in architecture because of their exquisite marble carvings. Intricate designs and delicate workmanship—such as the remains of those five temples, built during the 11th to 13th centuries, still evoke awe in visitors' minds.
• Monsoon Palace: Perched atop Bandara Hill, the Monsoon Palace overshadows Udaipur's lakes and palaces in a panoramic view. What was this hilltop retreat turned into for the vantage point of the tracking of monsoon clouds is an attraction today for the tourists to view the exquisite sunset and get a glimpse of the romantic landscape of this city.
• Fateh Sagar Lake: With the Aravalli Hills on either side, this artificial lake forms a good picnic/picnic spot. Fateh Sagar Lake has three small islands—on one of these is situated the Nehru Park; it offers boating facilities and breathtaking views, especially at sunset.
• Jagdish Temple: Situated beside the City Palace, Jagdish Temple is one of the most beautiful examples of Indo-Aryan architecture. This is a three-storied house of God dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Delicately carved sculptures and valorous pillars, combined with an imposing 79-foot spire, are subordinate to attract not only devotees but also architecture enthusiasts.
• Guru Shikhar: Guru Shikhar is the highest peak of the Aravalli Range, offering panoramic views in all directions. This place houses a temple dedicated to Guru Dattatreya. At this spot, the significance of spirituality has been blended along with natural beauty, thus making this a must-visit for trekkers and pilgrims.
• Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary: Encompassing an area of 290 square kilometers, this sanctuary hosts a wide range of flora and fauna. Debbie is home to leopards, sloth bears, over 250 species of birds, nature trails, and a view of the rarest of these animals in their natural surroundings.
• Bagore ki Haveli: This 18th-century haveli (mansion) is located at Gangaur Ghat on Lake Pichola's waterfront. Once home to Mewar's prime minister, it's now a museum showcasing Rajasthani culture. The haveli features intricate carvings, colorful glass and mirror work, and displays of costumes and modern art. In the evenings, it hosts the popular "Dharohar" cultural show, presenting traditional Rajasthani music and dance.
• Gangaur Ghat: Named after the Gangaur festival, this ghat (series of steps leading to the water) is one of the most famous in Udaipur. It's located on the banks of Lake Pichola and is known for its architectural beauty and religious significance. During the Gangaur festival, it becomes a center of celebrations. The ghat offers beautiful views of the lake and surrounding palaces, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists.
• Ambrai Ghat: Also situated on Lake Pichola, Ambrai Ghat is renowned for its spectacular views of the City Palace, Lake Palace, and Jag Mandir. It's a favorite spot for watching sunsets over the lake. The ghat is home to several restaurants offering lakeside dining, where visitors can enjoy local cuisine while taking in the picturesque surroundings. It's particularly beautiful in the evening when the palaces are illuminated.

Things to do in Udaipur and Mount Abu Trip

Take a boat ride across Lake Pichola: Experience the calm waters of Lake Pichola and get up-close views of the City Palace, Lake Palace, and Jag Mandir. Of concern are the sunset cruises, offering a most romantic experience with the striking golden rays bathing the surroundings of architecture.

Shopping at local markets: The vibrant bazaars of Udaipur will soak you in their intoxicating colors. Brilliant textiles, minute handicrafts with intricate details, and unique jewelry of the Rajasthani style are some things that would work well as souvenirs or placeholders in your memory. The most famous places to shop include Bada Bazaar, Chetak Circle, and Hathi Pol Bazaar for exclusive items.

Watch a cultural performance: Attend the traditional Rajasthani dance and music performance at Bagore Ki Haveli. Colorful costumes, folk music, and captivating performances will give you the feel of the rich cultural heritage of the place.

Take a cooking class: Join a local cooking class to prepare authentic Rajasthani food items. Get acquainted with the usage of unique spices and the special manner of cooking used under Mewari cuisines, and relish your prepared meal.

Time for Guru Shikhar Hike: Trek to the top of the Aravalli Hills that offer great views of Mount Abu and landscapes around. Visit the shrine of Guru Dattatreya and cherish some moments of peace in the calm atmosphere present at the top.

Visit Dilwara Jain Temples: Get surprised by intricate marble carvings depicted in the Dilwara Jain Temples. Look at the minute designs and intricate craftsmanship, which renders the temples a keynote to Indian architecture.

Boating in Nakki Lake: Take a paddle-boat on rent and enjoy the calm waters of Nakki Lake. Relish the surroundings of hills and strange rock formations while simply relaxing on the lake. The famous Toad Rock is also located here.

Watch sunset at Sunset Point: Wind up your day in Mount Abu at Sunset Point. Help paint the sky with various shades of bright colors as the day ends over the Aravallis, truly making it a picture-perfect moment.

Go to Monsoon Palace during sunset: Head to Sajjangarh, or Monsoon Palace, for an excellent view of the sunset. Situated on a hilltop, this palace has commanding views of the lakes, palaces, and countryside of Udaipur. The golden hour light simply casts a magical spell over the City of Lakes.

Cycle around Fateh Sagar Lake: Rent a bicycle and cycle around Fateh Sagar Lake. The breeze was very nice, with a stop at Nehru Park on one of the islands and an ambiance that is so peaceful at the man-made lake.

Visit Vintage Car Museum: Visit the Vintage Car Museum and get an insight into a fine collection of vintage and rare cars. From Rolls-Royces to Mercedes, each one well-preserved to take you back in time for a royally rolling experience in automobile history and royal lifestyles.

Take Heritage Walk in Old City: Take a guided heritage walk through the old city of Udaipur. Hidden gems, local legends, beautiful havelis, ancient temples, and traditional crafts workshops are found in narrow lanes.

Practice yoga in Mount Abu: Do some yoga in the absolute serenity of Mount Abu. Several retreats and ashrams offer classes for all levels, and you can connect your spirit with nature directly to be at peace.

Take a Jeep safari: Explore a night-themed jeep safari through extreme landscapes around Mount Abu. Drive on off-beat paths, spot local wildlife, and witness breathtaking landscapes that regular vehicles are not able to reach.

Visit Shri Raghunathji Temple: This shrine is dedicated to Lord Raghunathji, the avatar of Lord Vishnu, constructed way back in the 14th century. The intricate carvings, the serene environment, knowing a bit about its history, these are all things that make this a must visit temple.

How to Reach Udaipur

By Air: Fly to Maharana Pratap Airport, located about 20 km from Udaipur city center. The airport is well-connected to major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Jaipur. Taxis and prepaid cabs are available from the airport to reach your destination.

By Train: Udaipur City Railway Station is well-connected to major cities across India. Luxury trains like Palace on Wheels and Royal Rajasthan on Wheels also stop here. The station is centrally located, making it easy to reach hotels and attractions.

By Bus: Regular bus services connect Udaipur to nearby cities and states. Both government-run and private buses are available. The main bus stand is located in the heart of the city, providing easy access to various parts of Udaipur.

By Car: Drive to Udaipur via well-maintained national and state highways. Major routes include NH48 from Ahmedabad, NH58 from Jaipur, and NH76 from Chittorgarh. Scenic drives offer glimpses of Rajasthan's diverse landscape along the way.

Best Time to visit Udaipur

Winter- More or less, this is considered to be the best time to visit Udaipur. The temperature is pleasant and lies between 11°C and 28°C. The weather is perfect for sightseeing purposes, outdoor activities, the tourist places are busier than usual, and the city is busy organizing various cultural events.

Summer- Summers are very hot and dry, and could reach as worse as 45°C. It definitely does not come as the most comfortable time for outdoor activities, but great deals on accommodations can work for people. Early mornings and evenings would be fine for sightseeing.

Monsoon- The monsoon relieves the scorching heat of the summer months. The temperatures range from 25°C to 35°C. The monsoon leaves the city lush and lakes full, though some outdoor activities may be restricted, and it is a romantic part of the year.

Autumn- Autumn is a season of pleasant climate, with the temperature being from 20°C to 33°C, compared to when the monsoon is receding. Green landscapes, less tourist rush, perfect time to capture moments in your cameras, and perfect driving time outdoors.

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