The town of Udaipur appears like a mirage with the beautiful Lake Pichola on which the marvellous Lake Palaces can be seen. Enjoy visiting these beautiful palaces, and the architecture and the arts and crafts of the town, while in Udaipur with Palace Wheels.

Established in 1568, Udaipur is one of the most fascinating cities in Rajasthan. The city was founded, when Akbar attacked Chittor. The credit of establishing the city goes to Maharana Udai Singh of Mewar. Udaipur has a number of artificial lakes and a number of beautiful Palaces, forts and gardens overlook the lakes.

Pichola is the most prominent lake around which many palaces and beautiful buildings stand. There are a number of important tourist attractions in Udaipur that you visit on your Palace on Wheels tour. Some of the important tourist spots in Udaipur include Jagdish Temple, Lake Pichola, City Palace, Fateh Sagar and Shilpgram.

The City Palace in Udaipur is what attracts many tourists and thus it is an important part of the Palace on Wheels tour in Udaipur. The City Palace comprises eleven beautiful palaces, which are located on the bank of the Lake Pichola. Built in 1925, the palace complex has a five star hotel, museum and royal residence. You also visit to Jagdish Temple on your sightseeing tour of Udaipur. The temple was built in 1651 by Maharaja Jagat Singh.

Visit the magnificent City Palace, which is simply enormous - an assemblage of not one but four separate palaces covering some four acres of area and exceeding all other palaces for colossal grandeur. Here you will marvel at rooms with mirrored walls and ivory doors, collared glass windows and inlaid marble balconies; and the Peacock Courtyard. Then continue on to the Garden of Maidens 'Sahelion-ki-bari' and the Folk Art Museum, to view the interesting collection of puppets & paintings.

Enjoy a boat cruise on Lake Pichola at sunset visiting the Jagmandir Island - in the middle of the romantic Lake Pichola. It commands a magnificent view of the City Palace, Lake Palace and Sajjangarh Fort, on its own island, and it is where Prince Khurram was given refuge in the 17th century.