Udaipur

Saheliyon ki Bari Gardens, built in the 18th century by King Maharana Sangram Singh as a gift to the women of the royal court, is therefore known as the Maidens' Garden. It is one of the most impressive places in the city, open to the public and is located on the banks of Lake Fateh Sagar, where there are extensive bush paths, fountains and marble sculptures, as well as an infinite number of exotic plants and flowers. Inside the gardens there is a museum where you can see everyday objects from the royal palace.

This majestic palace, perched on the banks of the picturesque Lake Pichola, is a living testimony to the splendor and opulence of Indian royalty. Built in the 16th century, the Palace of the Maharajas is an architectural masterpiece, adorned with intricate details and exquisite ornamentation. As you enter its impressive halls and courtyards, you will immerse yourself in the fascinating history of the Mewar dynasty and its legendary rulers. From the lavishly decorated halls to the balconies with panoramic views of the lake and the city, every corner of the palace tells a story of grandeur and splendor. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the Palace Museum, which houses an impressive collection of royal artefacts, including jewellery, ancient weapons, paintings and textiles, offering a fascinating insight into the life of Indian royalty over the centuries.

The Jagdish Temple is one of Udaipur's most important temples and a prime example of 17th-century Indo-Aryan architecture. Dedicated to the god Vishnu, it was built by Maharana Jagat Singh I in 1651. The temple is characterized by its imposing main tower, its detailed stone carvings, and its rich ornamentation depicting scenes from Hindu mythology. Located in the heart of the old city, it remains an important center of worship and a spiritual and cultural landmark for locals and visitors alike.