[2025 Udaipur Attraction] Travel Guide for Sajjan Garh (Updated Jul)

#resortstyle Truly loved the palace, I visited the palace in early monsoon and fell in love with the place. The road to the palace and the view from the top is seriously amazing and worth going. There was a soft drizzle of rain when I visited and it made everything look more beautiful ❤️ I tried banana cake and mixed fruit cake from the restaurant there and found it very delicious. It is costly compared to the market but the quality and flavour of the cake was worth it. #tripblazers #urbanexplorer

❤️ Known as "the most romantic spot on the continent of India," Udaipur awaits, ready to enchant every traveler. A jewel of Rajasthan, Udaipur captivates with the beauty of Lake Pichola, magnificent palaces, vibrant murals, and diverse religious architecture, making it a dream destination for many. 🌲 Udaipur's history dates back to the 16th century, when it was founded by Maharana Udai Singh II in 1568. Nestled on the shores of picturesque Lake Pichola, surrounded by the lush Aravalli hills and purple ridges, the city resembles a painting meticulously crafted by nature. Its buildings, from palaces and temples to gardens and homes, are painted white, earning it the nickname "White City." Lake Pichola is Udaipur's soul. Vast and clear, its mirror-like surface reflects the blue-gray mountains and the pristine white palaces. As you stroll along the lake, a gentle breeze caresses your face, and the shimmering water sparkles under the sun. Maharana Udai Singh II expanded the lake by flooding Pichola village after founding the city, giving the lake its name. From the City Palace pier, head south to take a cable car up the hill for panoramic views of Lake Pichola, the City Palace, and Udaipur, offering a breathtaking vista, especially at sunset. 🌲 Udaipur's palaces are another highlight. The City Palace, situated on the tranquil banks of Lake Pichola, is built of granite and marble. Its grandeur and exquisite beauty, perfectly complemented by the sunlit lake, make it resemble a gleaming white pearl. As the heart of Udaipur, it has been continuously refined and expanded by 22 generations of Maharanas. Today, the palace blends Rajasthani, Mughal, medieval, and European architectural styles, making it a treasure of Indian architecture. Other palaces, such as the Monsoon Palace and Lake Palace, also exude a captivating royal aura. 🌲 Beyond palaces and lakes, Udaipur's religious architecture is also worth exploring. The Jagdish Temple, also known as the Chaumukh Temple, is one of India's largest and most important Jain temples. This architectural marvel is a breathtaking work of art. Inside, countless exquisite statues and devout worshippers create a labyrinthine, mystical world. Udaipur is also a city of art, renowned for its miniature paintings. This ancient art form, originating from the decorative borders of the Quran, involves intricate, small-scale paintings used to adorn books. Udaipur's painters, with their masterful skills and rich imagination, have created countless admirable works. 🌲🌲 In Udaipur, you can slow down and savor the romance and tranquility. Whether strolling along the lakeside paths or wandering through palace corridors, you'll experience the city's unique charm. So, plan a trip to Udaipur and embark on a spontaneous romantic adventure!

Rajasthan is a desert state in western India. It is also the most colorful state with Indian style. It has four 😍color cities👇 White City Udaipur Blue City Jodhpur Pink City Jaipur Golden City Jaisalmer Today, I will introduce you to the white city Udaipur This is a romantic city suitable for slow life. It has magnificent palaces, colorful murals on white walls, and various buildings. You will definitely be dazzled Must-check-in recommendation: 1⃣ City Palace, here is a little story: Hundreds of years ago, the then Udai Singh Maharaja wisely moved the capital from Chittaurgarh to here. In order to avoid war, he built an artificial lake to solve the water problem. Until now, the maharaja of Udaipur still lives here. There is a small hill southeast of the City Palace. You can climb to the top of the hill to watch the sunset and have dinner at the restaurant on the top of the hill, overlooking the night view of the White City. On one side is the magnificent City Palace, and on the other side is the old town with thousands of lights. It is really great. 2⃣ Hafeili Museum is a palace-style building built in the 18th century, located on the east side of Lake Pichola. In this museum with more than 100 rooms and rooftops, you can get a glimpse into the lives of ancient emperors through many buildings. There will also be very charming folk dances and puppet shows in the evening, recommended 👍 3⃣ The Lake Palace was originally built by King Maharana Karan Singh in 1620. After India's independence, the declining royal family, forced to make a living due to the loss of land, converted the former lake palace into the Taj Lake Palace and opened it to the public. The Lake Palace is world-renowned as a cultural heritage and ultra-luxury hotel, and also allows tourists from all over the world to have the opportunity to experience the luxurious life of India's Rajput royal family. 👍👍From Mrs. Kennedy to Madonna, countless celebrities from around the world have come here to enjoy the authentic and luxurious life of the ancient Indian royal family. In 1984, this ancient royal city was chosen as the main filming location for the James Bond film Octopussy 4. Monsoon Palace: Before the Indian government took over Udaipur, this was the favorite residence of the Mewar royal family during the monsoon season. The palace was built by Maharaja Sajjan Singh and was originally used as an observatory. Visiting the Monsoon Palace before sunset to overlook the city of Udaipur has always been considered a classic sightseeing activity. This place was also used as a filming scene in the 007 film "Octopussy". 5. Lake Pichola: Rafting on Lake Pichola is a good choice to enjoy a peaceful time.

Udaipur is also known as the White City. Because the city is built around Lake Pichu, it is also called the Venice of the East. The city is leisurely and romantic. The biggest feature of Baicheng is that the residential areas are mainly white in color, and people are keen on graffiti on white walls. Therefore, when you walk in Baicheng, you can see graffiti about faith everywhere. Recommended attractions City Palace The City Palace of Udaipur was built in the 16th century, and its pure white exterior is the iconic building of this white city. It used to be the residence of princes and nobles, and now the entire city palace has been converted into three areas. Part of it is used as a hotel, part of it is open to the public as a museum, and the other part is used as a private residence for the nobility. Lake Pichola In the city center, with a clear blue lake view, there is a riverside cafe where you can sit or walk around the lake. Jagdish Temple The largest temple in Udaipur, built in 1651, is an exquisitely carved landmark of the city. Water Palace The floating palace in the center of Lake Pichu was a royal palace hundreds of years ago. Now it is a luxury hotel and the filming location of the movie "007". Monsoon Palace Located on a hillside on the outskirts of the city, it has a century-old history and offers views of the city. Tickets: 160 rupees Udaipur has good air and the Pichu Lake runs through the city, making it suitable for city walks, sightseeing in the city, and experiencing India's rich culture. Accommodation recommendation: It is recommended to stay in the city center, where transportation is convenient and attractions are concentrated. A standard room costs around 200 yuan.