Udaipur

Udaipur is also known as the “City of Lakes” or “Venice of the east”. It is known for it’s stunning forts, vibrant cultures and beautiful Lakes.

The city’s crown jewel is the shining Lake Pichola, around which many Forts and Palaces are build creating a beautiful reflection of history and it’s beauty.

Among them is the City Palaces, that showcase the amazing history of Rajasthani and Mughals architectural styles. Not only that there are many Forts and Palaces that highlight’s the beauty of Udaipur.

City Palaces, Udaipur

Udaipur

City Palaces (Raj Mahal) show’s the complex but beautiful history of Udaipur Rajasthan. Its is also located near the eastern bank of Lake Pichola, that is the famous Lakes with an magnificent scenery.

City Palaces is an breathtaking Palace with garden, courtyards and corridors. It is the largest royal complex in Rajasthan and an fine example of Rajasthan and Mughals.

The construction of the Palace began in 16th century and is build of Maharana Udai Singh II, the founder of the Udaipur and the ruler after added successfully decorate the Palace over the century.

That’s why the Palace show’s the architectural styles, including Rajput, Mughals, Medieval, European and Chinese influences.

The Palace complex is a maze interconnected structure, with its own unique and significance. Visitors can explore the series of courtyard, carved balconies, magnificent halls and beautiful garden.

One of the highlight is the Mor chowk (Peacock Courtyard) with the vibrant blue and green ceramic tiles that describe Peacock and it also symbolize the season of spring.

The Palace also houses the museum, displaying the collection of royals, architects like weapons, painting, textile furniture etc.

Mewar Sound and Light Show, held in the Palace narrates the story of Mewar dynasty and adds the experience of visiting this architect.

Visitors can enjoy the view of Lake Pichola, the surrounding hills and the old city of Udaipur. The City Palace shows the royal legacy and the beautiful past of Udaipur.

Lake Palace (Jag Niwas)

The Lake Palace, also known as Jag Niwas, is a famous luxury Hotel located on an island Pichola Udaipur, India.

The Lake Palace, is situated amidst among the picturesque of Lake Pichola, surrounding by the Aravalli Hills creating an stunning view of entire Lake and city of Udaipur. It covers the entire island of Jag Niwas offering a quiet environment for the guests.

It was built by the Maharana Jagat Singh II in 1746 in Udaipur, the served as the royal summer palace. Its extraordinary architecture and marble work reflect the wonder and luxuriousness of the Mewar Dynasty.

The Lake Palace is a masterpiece of the Rajput architecture, that have white marble dome, carved balconies, with outstanding interiors and fascinating frescoes and mirror work.

The Palace blends traditional Rajasthani and Mughals influences, showcasing unique fusion of styles.

Today, the Lake palace operates as luxury hotel with luxurious suites and rooms, each room is decorated with the antique furniture and rich fabrics, offering the people with true regal experience.

Guests at Lake Palace can pleasure the world-class hospitality with facilities such as:-

  • Fine Dining
  • Restaurants serving Indian and International cuisine.
  • Spa offering treatment
  • Swimming pool overlooking the Lake
  • Palace also provide facilities for wedding, conferences, event having versatile destination.

The Lake Palace is not just an hotel but a living testament to the rich heritage and architecture brilliance of Rajasthan.

It offers guest an unforgettable experience the luxury, history and natural beauty making it the must visit destination for travelers to experience royal splendor of India.

Jag Mandir

Imagine a peaceful island nestled in the heart of Lake Pichola, where history whispers to every stone. Jag Mandir, build centuries ago by Maharana Karan Singh, invites you to explore the timeless beauty and rich heritage.

As you approach by the boat, the grandeur of Jag Mandir unfolds before your eyes. White marble glistens in the sunlight reflecting off calm waters, creating a mesmerizing sight.

Step ashore, and you’re greeted by sprawling garden and intricate architecture that blend Mughal and Rajput styles. The Palace’s design seamlessly combines domes, arches, ornate cravings, showcasing the craftmanship of its time.

Wander through the Palace corridor, where each rooms tells the story of Royalty and luxury. From the opulent courtyards to the private chambers, Jag Mandir offers a glimpse of extravagant lifestyle of Rajasthan rulers.

Climb to the Rooftop to have the panoramic views of Lake Pichola and the surrounding Aravalli Hills. It’s a breathtaking view that capture the essence of the Udaipur’s natural beauty.

Over the years, Jag mandir has hosted lavish celebrations and royal gathering, echo’s with laughter and music. Its wall has witnessed moments of joy and triumph as well as the passage of time.

Today, visitor around the world come to Jag Mandir to marvel its architecture and soak in its peaceful ambience. Its remains an sanctuary that let the visitor experience the work of magic.

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