The Venice of the East. Romantic lake waters, marble water palaces, and royal Mewar hospitality with a private driver.
Described by British administrator Col. James Tod as the "most romantic spot on the continent of India," Udaipur is a serene oasis of shimmering lakes, forested Aravalli hills, and white marble palaces. Founded in 1559 by Maharana Udai Singh II, it remains one of India’s most peaceful and captivating destinations.
Having your own private car and chauffeur allows you to easily navigate between Lake Pichola, Fateh Sagar, remote hill viewpoints like Sajjangarh (Monsoon Palace), and day excursions to Ranakpur or Kumbhalgarh without any scheduling worries.
Rising dramatically over the eastern bank of Lake Pichola, this monumental palace combines Rajasthani and Mughal architectural mastery. Explore the Peacock Courtyard (Mor Chowk), royal crystal gallery, and balconies offering panoramic views over the lake.
An artificial fresh water lake created in 1362. Enjoy a private sunset motorboat ride circling Jag Mandir island palace and catching the golden sunset reflecting against the white marble walls of the Lake Palace.
A lush historical garden built for a princess and her entourage of forty-eight maidens. Features four water pools, marble elephants, sculpted lotus pavilions, and natural bird fountains powered solely by water pressure.
Perched atop a high mountain peak overlooking the city and lakes, the Monsoon Palace was built to watch monsoon clouds gather. It offers Rajasthan’s most spectacular sunset view.