
Rajasthan
The land of forts and palaces, rich culture, and vibrant traditions.
Top Attractions
2 Days in Udaipur for a Nature Getaway
Udaipur isn't just about palaces and lakes—it's also a fantastic place to connect with nature. I've spent countless mornings watching birds over the lakes and evenings hiking in the Aravalli hills. This itinerary helps you experience Udaipur's green side while still seeing its famous sights.
Trip Highlights
Best Time to Visit
Share Your Adventure
Spread the word about this amazing trip!
Day 1
Day 1 in Udaipur
Start your Udaipur adventure with its most iconic sights, from grand palaces to serene lakes, and soak in the city's royal charm.
Activities
Explore City Palace
Begin your day at the magnificent City Palace, the heart of Udaipur's royal heritage. Wander through its ornate courtyards, intricate mirror work, and stunning balconies overlooking Lake Pichola. Don’t miss the Crystal Gallery, which houses rare crystal artifacts.
- Wear comfortable shoes—there’s a lot of walking.
- Hire a guide for fascinating stories about the Mewar dynasty.
Boat Ride on Lake Pichola
Head to the jetty near City Palace for a serene boat ride on Lake Pichola. Glide past the iconic Jag Mandir and marvel at the Lake Palace floating like a dream. Sunset rides are magical, but mornings offer quieter waters and better light for photos.
- Carry sunglasses—the reflections can be dazzling.
- Book tickets in advance during peak season.
Visit Sajjangarh (Monsoon Palace)
Cap off the day with a drive up to Sajjangarh, also known as the Monsoon Palace. Perched on a hill, it offers panoramic views of Udaipur’s lakes and skyline, especially breathtaking at sunset. The palace itself is rustic but the vistas are unforgettable.
- Arrive early to secure a good spot—it gets crowded.
- Bring a light jacket—it can get windy up there.
Must Try Foods
Transportation
No destinations found for this itinerary
Day 2
Day 2 in Udaipur
A mix of nature, history, and local flavors, taking you beyond the usual tourist spots to experience Udaipur’s quieter side.
Activities
Morning at Fateh Sagar Lake
Start your day with a peaceful stroll or a short boat ride on Fateh Sagar Lake, less crowded than Lake Pichola but just as beautiful. The Nehru Park island in the middle is a nice spot to relax, with a small garden and views of the surrounding hills. Early mornings here are serene, with locals jogging and fishermen setting out.
- Bring water—shade is limited.
- Try the fresh coconut water from lakeside vendors.
Explore Saheliyon-ki-Bari
This 18th-century garden, built for royal ladies, is a hidden gem with fountains, lotus pools, and marble pavilions. The symmetry and water channels are a delight, and it’s rarely crowded. The name translates to 'Garden of the Maidens,' and the quiet atmosphere still feels regal.
- Look for the miniature elephant statues near the fountains.
- Combine this with Fateh Sagar Lake—they’re just 10 minutes apart by auto.
Lunch at Natraj Dining Hall
A no-frills local favorite since 1950, serving authentic Rajasthani thalis. Their dal baati churma is a must—crisp baatis (wheat dumplings) with ghee-laden dal and sweet churma. The place is simple but packed with locals, a sign of its reliability.
- Go for the 'special thali'—it includes extras like gatte ki sabzi.
- Cash only, so carry rupees.