Udaipur is one of the most royal places to visit in Rajasthan.. The old and new, known and unknown places in Udaipur have been combined in this itinerary, which is close to the tourist attractions of the place, alongside the small villages, unknown perspectives, tribal markets, and small historical towns. You can book your Udaipur tour packages from Aurangabad through the website of Chetram holidays
Once in Udaipur after coming to the state of Bihar, you begin your tour visiting Pratap Gaurav Kendra which is a huge cultural centre devoted to Maharana Pratap. It has lifelike statues, digital displays and story telling galleries that narrate the history of Mewar in a simple and fascinating manner. It preconditions your whole adventure since you start with the realization of courage, culture, and heritage of this royal area. You come and after spending some time here you check into your hotel, rest, go out and visit the markets around and have Rajasthani snacks and have a blissful evening in the City of Lakes.
After waking up, go through Udaipur's charming old streets, vibrant homes, and creative neighborhoods. You are walking down tiny streets that are lined with craft stores, miniature temples, old havelis, and frescoes. The historic city is made up of a leisurely beat, businesses setting up large lanterns, ladies doing rangoli on the doorsteps, and suddenly appearing lake scenes at street corners. You also go to Lake Pichola's ghats, where you can sit and take in the calm water. You will become acquainted with Udaipur's soul and the culture that resides beyond its historic walls through this meandering tourism.
Wake up and go to Molela, a smaller and less known village known to have terracotta plaques. In this case, there are local craftsmen who make beautiful gods, goddesses and village murals out of clay. The most interesting part is to see the artist's work: they mould the clay, bake it in crude kilns, and then paint it with natural colours. The village is gritty and real in its authenticity and demonstrates the true Rajasthan beyond the hustle and bustle of the tourist roads. It is also possible to purchase the small hand made upholstery pieces that were made by the artisans themselves. When you come back to Udaipur, you spend the evening walking around the markets there or take a rooftop dinner.
It's a day to spend in nature. You travel to the immaculate, out-of-the-ordinary Rayta Hills, a verdant valley with meandering roads and expansive views of the Aravalli range. It is peaceful, charming, and perfect for photography. The motivation is enjoyable in and of itself; you pass past farmlands, small villages, and herds of goats. You can enjoy the fresh air while sitting on the rocks and taking in the endless greenery from the viewpoint. It is one of the less-traveled locations in the Udaipur region that would be ideal for taking a vacation away from the bustle of the city.
After having breakfast, get ready to explore the quiet town of Eklingji where the great temple of Shiva, dated over 1300 years. It is a spiritual ambiance, and the chants resound in stone chambers. In front a small distance is the special Saas-Bahu Temples which boast of their incredible wall carvings. The temples are not crowded and are peaceful and clean allowing one to appreciate the finer details of the architecture. The rural environment creates an impression of moving back to the past. The temples are visited, and then you go back to Udaipur and have a peaceful evening with a view of the sunset sitting in a cafe beside the lake.
You spend your final day in Badi Lake, a serene, pristine piece of water with hills on one side. Udaipur's best-kept secret is that it's a nice, quiet, and serene spot to think before your tour is over. You can take a stroll around the lake, relax on the stone steps, or simply take in the peace. After this serene morning, you return to your accommodation, pack your bags, and head back to Aurangabad with lovely recollections of lakes, temples, villages, and the natural world.
