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Vintage Car Museum, Udaipur

Located just a few kilometers away from the magnificent City Palace Vintage Car Museum is an awesome place for automobile and car lovers. Moving away from the grand forts, castles and pristine lakes that Udaipur is so well known for, the Vintage Car Museum makes an interesting diversion. The museum is a collection of a good many vintage automobile models used by the Mewar dynasty of Udaipur. The Mewar dynasty happens to be one of the most opulent Rajput rulers, leading plush and luxurious lifestyles. Here at the Vintage Car Museum, you will get a tiny glimpse of it in the Rolls Royce and Mercedes models, which were previously custom-made and owned by the royal members of the Mewar family. The premises of the museum was originally the Mewar State Motor Garage, or the Palace Garage, now under the HRH group owned by the current heir of the Mewar family, Rana Shri Arvind Singh Mewar. The museum was inaugurated by Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, the founder of the National Motor Museum of England on February 15, 2000. Among the most popular displays of the Vintage Car Museum are the 1934 Rolls Royce Phantom which was used in the famous James Bond movie Octopussy and the Cadillac convertible that escorted Queen Elizabeth back to the airport in 1961. There are around 20 more antique pieces here that you can feast your eyes on if you are a motor lover, like four more Rolls Royces, one MG-TC Convertible, two Cadillacs, one Ford-A Convertible, one Vauxhall-12 and solar-powered rickshaws. Read More

Ahar Museum, which essentially includes the Ahar Cenotaphs as well as the Ahar Archaeological Museum, is located in Ahar which is about 2km east of Udaipur, Rajasthan. This historical attraction is famous for being the cremation ground of the Maharanas of Mewar and for its beautiful architecture. Dating back over 350 years, the Ahar Museum is a site of archaeological interest since it consists of 19 marble cenotaphs or chhatris with intricate carvings. Each cenotaph is dedicated to a Mewar king; it stands on a raised platform and has columns that are topped off by arched domes. The architraves of the cenotaphs feature ornamentations representative of 15th century temples and also have an image of Lord Shiva along with a figure depicting the Maharana and his Satis. One can find the cenotaphs of Maharana Amar Singh, Sangram Singh, Sajjan Singh, Fateh Singh and others here. Located quite close to the cenotaphs is the Archaeological Museum which, while does not contain a plethora of items, is known for housing unique and valuable artefacts from the ancient period. Some of the items that have been excavated by the Archaeological Department of Rajasthan and placed here include earthen pots, a metal figure of Lord Buddha, a statue of Vishnu-Nag-Nathan, a skin scrubber, seals, terracotta toys, stone weights and much more. Read More

Manik Lal Verma Park is a public park that is located atop a hill called Machla Magra close to Doodh Talai in Udaipur,. A beautiful space dedicated to the former Prime Minister of Rajasthan Manikya Lal Verma, it is primarily visited for its stunning views of the Talai and of Lake Pichola, its greenery and also for its serenity. This hilltop park, which is usually never crowded, is a great place to visit if one is looking to escape the busy city. There is plenty of space for walking, jogging or for children to play; there are swings too. One can come here for a quiet picnic with family or to watch the sun do gown against the serene lake. The gorgeous views of the lakes, the greenery and the sunrise/sunset make Manik Lal Verma Park a popular photography spot too. There is also the possibility of seeing some peacocks here! A few small temples are also located around the area. Read More

An absolute treat for nature lovers, Menar Village about 45km away from Udaipur, Rajasthan basically comprises a lake and bird sanctuary. This picturesque attraction is usually not very crowded and is the perfect location to witness a variety of migratory birds and to engage in nature photography. There are a number of private tours that take visitors around the village so that one can catch glimpses of many migratory birds such as Pelicans, Common cranes, River Terns, Pied kingfishers, Crow pheasants and more. The best time to visit is during the winter months when the bird population here is at its highest. Moreover, there is a path along the edge of the lake for visitors to talk on while they try to spot birds through binoculars. The local government often organises a bird fair here in December. Read More

Located on the southern boundaries of Lake Pichola in Udaipur, Rajasthan, Pratap Park is a relatively new park named after Late Shri Pratap Bhandari. It is known for its massive ‘I Love Udaipur’ sign with Lake Pichola as the backdrop. It comprises not only patches of green grass but also a 250m acupressure track, an open gymnasium and a plantation of mogra flowers. Pratap Park is an excellent place for walking, relaxing while enjoying the views, catching the sunset, taking photographs, exercising and also for playing. One can also visit the park for a fun afternoon picnic with family. It is mainly visited for its splendid views of the picturesque lake and City Palace, and for its eco-friendly environment as is evident by its solar panels, stone fences, recycled floor tiles and use of neem fertilisers. Read More

Rajiv Gandhi Park

One of the biggest gardens in the city, the Rajiv Gandhi Park is situated close to the Fateh Sagar Lake in the Malla Talai area of Udaipur, Rajasthan. It is quite similar to the Brindavan Garden in Mysore and has wonderful views, lush greenery as well as numerous statues and more. There are paths for walking or jogging along with a children’s garden which comprises swings, spider webs, merry-go-rounds and slides. Fountains and statues depicting wildlife add to the beauty of the garden. The park is ideal for having a relaxing picnic or for playing games like cricket or badminton. The Rolling Mountain, also known as Lotan Magri, is a fun part of the garden; one can climb up to the top and roll down the mountain! Furthermore, there is a food court serving refreshments. Read More

The Sahastra Bahu Temple, often known as the Sas Bahu Temple, is essentially a cluster of 10th century temples and shrines in Nagda about 20 km from Udaipur. Set amidst beautiful landscape, it is known for its splendid architecture. It is said that the temple symbolises ancient familial bonds along with the worship of Lord Vishnu. The attraction comprises a pair of temples around each of which are smaller shrines on a shared platform. Representative of the later Maru-Gurjara style of architecture, both temples face east and feature a mandapa with open projections, an open porch as well as brick shikharas which are now in ruins. The entrance to the temple in the torana style; there is a decorative cusped arch atop four columns. The two temples are famous for their intricate carvings which can be found on the pillars, walls, arches and roofs. Many of these carvings are of deities while others are scenes from mythology. Housed within are idols of Lord Vishnu, Lord Brahma, Goddess Saraswati and others, while one would also see carved sculptures of Lord Ram, Lord Balram, etc. Read More

The Sajjangarh Biological Park about 4km from Udaipur, Rajasthan is situated on the foothills of the Sajjangarh Palace which is also known as the Monsoon Palace. It is a zoological garden known to house over 21 species of animals and birds including leopards, lions, marsh crocodiles, blackbucks, ostriches etc They are all kept within enclosures and can be spotted by visitors on their walk around the park. To take care of the fauna, there is a Zoo Hospital and a Nutrition Centre on the premises. Visitors can also opt for a golf cart tour of the major routes of the zoological park or rent a cycle for the same. One can take a break from exploring by waiting at a rest stop or get something to eat from the canteen facilities. Read More

The Udaipur Fish Aquarium, formally known as the Under the Sun Aquarium, is located near Vibhuti Park and Fateh Sagar Lake, and is actually the largest Public Aquarium Gallery in India. Along with hundreds of fish species and other aquatic creatures, it also houses virtual reality experience and 3D arts. Under the Sun Aquarium is the biggest in India in terms of gallons of water as well as species and number of fish. About 125m long, this state-of-the-art installation contains over 150 species of fish from all over the world that are found in both marine and fresh water such as the Puffer fish, Senegal dragons, Archer fish, Mormyrus rume and many more. Other sea creatures that would be able to see here include Albino frogs, Fire belly newts, Fresh water scampi and Indonesian crabs. In order to add the experience, the aquarium has several other amenities, one of which is the Touch Pool where visitors can interact with the fish by feeding and touching them. There is also an Aqua Trick Museum, the first in the world, where can get tricked by 3D art. For an even more immersive experience, the Aqua Live Virtual Reality Experience is great since it gives the feel of being surrounded by an aquatic environment on all sides. Visitors can also get inside the OMG Tank and experience underwater life without actually getting wet. Jalmagn- The Aquatic Restaurant is also quite famous. Read More

One of the most well-known tourist attractions in Udaipur, Rajasthan, the Wax Museum is situated on the Sahelion ki Bari Road. It is visited by locals and foreigners alike for its numerous wax statues of celebrities as well as other fun facilities like a Mirror Maze, a Horror House as well as a 9D Cinema. The wax museum is among five in the country and the first in Rajasthan. It is home to over 15 wax statues from London that have been modelled after Indian and international actors, historical figures, sportspersons, etc. One can take a picture with the wax statues of Barack Obama, Sachin Tendulkar, Harry Potter, Bruce Lee and Mother Teresa, amongst others. Read More