Hey folks, I am Indrajit Gahlot. I am a student, pursuing environmental engineering. I have always loved travelling and often find myself deeply engrossed in my travel trips. The most recent one I had been to, was very interesting and exciting.
The city of Udaipur, it was. The small city is much admired for its beautiful palaces and the historic significance of it. And the fact that it was the Rajput capital of Mewaar, makes it all the more tempting.In this blog post, I aim to bring forth a few interesting things to do in Udaipur.
Book Your Tickets And Find Some Exciting Things To Do In Udaipur

Aravalli Mountain Ranges | Image Resource : trekearth.com
The Aravalli Mountain Ranges, surrounding the city of Udaipur, make trekking a wonderful experience for the tourists. From novice to the expert level, every trekking experience is offered and the villages and the scenic sights along the trek will make an everlasting impression of the place.
The Mansapurna Karni Mata Ropeway, is a cable car service and the altitude at which it moves is an enthralling experience. It connects the Mansaurna Devi Temple, from Pichiola lake to Gulabh Bagh. It induces the necessary adrenaline rush to make the short trip even more eventful!
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The next in line is the Shilpgram in Udaipur. It is a rural arts and craft complex, aimed at selling and promoting indigenously and traditionally made objects. The place deserves a must visit status as it showcases the capability of the local craftsmen.
When talking about things to do in Udaipur, the food here deserves a special mention. The food delicacies have been transferred through generations, by the Maharajas of Rajasthan. A few dishes that invoke unmatched interest include, Ker Sangri, Gatte Ki Sabzi, Papad Ki Sabzi, Kadhi, and Dil Jaani.
Last but not the least the Udaipur Palaces are world renowned, especially, for their exquisite architecture. The Monsoon Palace, along the Fateh Sagar Lake is an excellent example and must be visited at least once. So, enough procrastinating, enjoy your vacation guys. Cheers!