Top Things to do in Udaipur District
Top Hotels in Udaipur District
- 1. Fateh Niwas by Fateh Collection
- 2. Hotel Lakend
- 3. Fateh Niwas by Fateh Collection
- 4. Trident Udaipur
- 5. TatSaraasa Resort & Spa
- 6. The Leela Palace Udaipur
- 7. Radisson Blu Udaipur Palace Resort & Spa
- 8. The Ananta Udaipur
- 9. Aurika, Udaipur - Luxury by Lemon Tree Hotels
- 10. Rampratap Palace by Fateh Collection
The 7 Best Historic Sites in Udaipur District, Rajasthan
Discover the best top things to do in Udaipur District, India including Haldighati, Shilpgram, Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace, Ahar Cenotaphs, Chetak Smarak, Raj Angan (Gol Mahal), Laxmi Chowk.
Restaurants in Udaipur District
1. Haldighati
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Suryakatakam - Hyderabad, India
Haldighati is a famed mountain pass in the Aravalli Hills Range. Haldighati is famous for its history of Maharana Pratap sing battle with Mughal Army in 1576 AD. It is also the place where Maharana Beloved Horse Chetak lost his life while trying to save the king in the same bottle. After the battle Maharana Pratap Singh constructed Memorial for Chetak here. Haldighati is a Mountain pass which connects Rajsamand and Pali Districts of Rajasthan. This name is originated from the turmeric colored soil of the area. Special Attractions: 1. Chetak Memorial 2. Maharana Museum 3. Rose Products
2. Shilpgram
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 630 reviews
Reviewed By TravelStudio
Visit the craftsment store and artisan stores who are famous for the art worldwide enjoy traditional and folk dances and rajasthani food art and culture
3. Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,128 reviews
Reviewed By nhr1771 - Chennai (Madras), India
This is great palace to visit on your trip to Udaipur!! This is located in a hill top and you need to buy separte tickets for you and your car as well as this is forest area.. This is neatly maintained..The views of Udaipur city and Aravali hills from here are great..Pleae do not miss this!!
4. Ahar Cenotaphs
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By mattmO7828RJ - Newcastle, Australia
This was a surprise. Not on the beaten track for tourists but we'll worth the 5km tuktuk ride. The cenotaphs trace the lineage of the Mewar Maharana's from about 1500. Each king was cremated here and a cenotaph built in his honour. This should be visited after the palace tour which will provide some background.
