This document provides information about various tourist attractions located around Udaipur, Rajasthan, India. It describes scenic spots like Ubeshwar, Bagheri ka Naka, Sukhadia Circle, Fateh Sagar Lake, Dudh Talai, Sahelion-ki-bari, ropeway, Jag Mandir, Nehru Garden, Sajjan Niwas Garden, Pearl Hill, Monsoon Palace, Badi Ka Talab, Bagore Ki Haveli, Eklingji Temple, Jagdish Temple, Sas-Bahu Temple, and Shrinathji Temple. These attractions include lakes, gardens, forts, palaces and temples offering beautiful views, history, and

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3. Ubeshwar is one out of such many beautiful places outside Udaipur perfect for a family outing or picnic.
This remote area is surrounded by widely spread green valleys of Aravali Mountains and seasonal rivers
flowing alongside. It is the best destination to view the panoramic landscapes from more than 80m height
above sea level.

4. At Bagheri ka Naka: The breath-holding view of splashing water amidst the marvelous backdrop of mountains will completely
engorge you in the nature’s splendor. Your picnic mood will multiply many folds and you won’t be able to resist the desire to feel the
cold, crystal clear water and get drenched in the downpour. So don’t forget to carry extra clothes with you. A monsoon picnic is always
incomplete without ‘crispy pakodas’, ‘garma garam chai’ and ‘bhuttas’. But as you won’t find any shop or food joints around, you’ll have
to carry your meals and other eatables with you. Also be prepared to encounter a large crowd as everybody is out for the weekend

5. The Sukhadia Circle is one of the most visited attractions in all of Udaipur. Drawing
in curious travelers, the Sukhadia Circle is fascinating, appealing and full of history. Take
a trip today, and find the main attraction of the three levelled

6. Fateh Sagar Lake is the second artificial lake of Udaipur, the first being Jaisamand lake. Located in the north of Lake
Pichola, Fateh Sagar Lake lies just besides the entrance to Moti Magri Hill. Built in 1678 by Maharana Jai Singh,
Fateh Sagar Lake got its name from Maharana Fateh Singh, who later made additions to it. Talking about the
statistics of Fateh Sagar, the lake extends to the length of 2.4 km, 1.6 km. in width and deep to the extent of 11.5

7. The Dudh Talai is a fabulous attraction in Udaipur, serving as one of the top destinations to travel to in the city. This
creative, artistic rock garden holds mystic, beauty and history. Once used as a peaceful, soothing bathing ground,

8. The Sahelivon-ki-bari is as beautiful and quaint as the story behind it. This ornamental, decorative and blooming
garden was created for the forty-eight women who were part of the princess’s dowry. It honours the beauty of women and
bestows them with

9. The Ropeway in Udaipur starts from a point close to Dudh Talai. It is a 4 min ride on one side. The view of
Lake Pichhola from the cabin is really nice, especially after sunset. Also one can see the whole city sprawled
out in front of you from the upper point.

10. Jag Mandir, the island palace on the coast of Lake Pichola, is a royal, regal and majestic destination
for people of all nationalities and ages. Jag Mandir holds a great amount of history and legends.

11. Nehru garden is beautifully developed by PWd and is located in the island of Fateh sagar Lake. Boating facility is available to get in the park.
This oval shaped island garden is situated amidst the Fateh Sagar Lake. In order to reach this romantic garden, you have to take a boat ride in the
lake. The lush green garden with its water fountains, flower gardens and a lily pond offers truly an eye-soothing view for any observer. The garden
also comprises a restaurant where you can enjoy the lip-smacking dishes along with the scenery of green Aravalli hills.

12. The library and a reading room Sajjan Niwas garden or the Gulab Bagh with an area of 100 acres is perhaps the biggest and best garden
in India. Apart from the trees, flowerbeds and a zoo, the garden also has a museum to boast of. The museum, originally known as
Victoria Hall Museum, was well known for its collection of antiques and curios. It has now been shifted to Karan Vilas Mahal within
the City Palace complex. There is also a public library attached to the garden, which has large volumes and illustrated manuscripts on
Indology, Archaeology, and History. The are all located inside the Victoria Hall. In the month of Shravan (Jul/Aug) a fair is held here
on every Monday

13. The Pearl Hill covers the eastern coastal area of Fateh Sagar. Well-maintained rock garden with the
monuments of Maharana Pratap and his patriot colleagues cannot be missed. The statue of Maharana
Pratap mounted on his beloved horse Chetak creates the scene of the battle of Haldi Ghati in mind

14. The Monsoon Palace, formerly known as the Sajjan Garh Palace, is a hilltop
palatial residence in the Udaipur city. It is named as Sajjangarh after
Maharana Sajjan Singh (1874–1884) of the Mewar Dynasty, who built
Sajjangarh Fort in 1884. It offers a panoramic view of the city's lakes,
palaces and surrounding countryside. It was built basically to watch the
monsoon clouds; hence, appropriately, it is popularly known as Monsoon
Palace. The Monsoon Palace provides a beautiful view of the sunset. High in
the Aravalli Hills, just outside Udaipur, the Palace is illuminated in the
evenings, giving a glow of golden orange

15. Badi Ka Talab (Jiyan Sagar) is one of most attractions of Udaipur people. Jiyan Sagar is another striking lake, located in the village of Badi
also known as Jiyan sagar, named after Jana Devi, the mother of Maharana Raj Singh, is at a distance of 10kms.in the north-east of City
Udaipur. In 1684 A.D. the beautiful lake was built by Maharana Raj Singh. At a cost of about 6 lakhs of rupees.
The lake covers an area of 155 sq. km., and has an embankment 180 m. long and 18 m. wide, which is graced by three artistic chhatris .

16. The stylish and elegant Bagore-ki-haveli was designed in the 18th century and contains an astounding amount of 138 rooms
located within its walls – all for your viewing and exploring pleasure! Set around pristinely managed courtyards .

17. Eklingji Temple is situated at a distance of 24 km to the north of Udaipur. Devoted to Lord Shiva, the tutelary deity of the
former Mewar rulers, the temple is said to have been founded by Acharya Viswaroopa, a contemporary of Adi Sankaracharya.

18. JAGDISH TEMPLE is
one of the famous temples of
Udaipur. Located in the City Palace
complex of Udaipur, this temple is
made in the Indo-Aryan style of .
This imposing white Hindu temple, with intricate architecture and carvings, is an
unmissable landmark in the Lal Ghat area near the entrance to the City Palace. It
was built by Maharana Jagat Singh in 1961 and houses a black stone idol of Lord
Jagannath . The highlight there is the evocative aarti every sunrise and sunset.

19. The two temples that are situated side by side with each others are dedicated to the Hindu religion and pay homage to the deity of Lord Vishnu.
Referred to as Sas Bahu Ka Mandir due to their close association, the two temples were built by the great Kachwah King Mahapala some where in
the 10th century.
The original temple of Lord Vishnu constructed by Yasomati, wife of the commander in chief of the Mewar Ruler was destroyed and the remains
includes the very place where the two temples of the Kachwa Ruler are built.

20. Shrinathji temple is a famous temple in Nathdwara. Nathdwara is a small town in the Indian
state of Rajasthan. It is situated at a distance of 48kms in the north-east of Udaipur. Nathdwara is sited
on the right bank of Banas River. Nathdwara is famous for its 17th century temple that is dedicated to
Lord Shrinathji (Lord Krishna). The term 'Nathdwara' suggests the 'gate of the lord'. Shrinathji Temple
is also known as 'Haveli of Shrinathji' and makes a prominent pilgrimage of the Hindus / Vaishnavas.

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