Udaipur, India

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What is Udaipur

Udaipur is a beautiful city in Rajasthan, India famous for its lakes that have made it the historical home of royalty, a current tourist favorite, and the backdrop for several movies including the James Bond flick, "Octopussy".

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About Udaipur elsewhere

"When it comes to Udaipur's fine-dining experiences, you can spend an evening at the Lake Palace Hotel ,where you can order a cocktail and settle on the "deck" to watch beautiful young Rajasthani women twirl to a hypnotic drumbeat (if your attention starts to wander, take in the sublime views of the City Palace turning pink) before retiring to the regal dining room for a sumptuous buffet, which we found a tad overpriced at Rs 1,500 (USD35) per person."
frommers.com

"If you only have a week, the most exciting and convenient way to see Rajasthan is to board the."
fodors.com

"The most romantic city in Rajasthan, built around the lovely Lake Pichola, has been dubbed the 'Venice of the East'."
lonelyplanet.com

"I would go via train from Delhi (spend 1 1/2 week in Rajasthan) to Agra, Pushkar, Johdpur, Udaipur then to Bombay airport, fly to Kerala, (1 1/2 week in south) fly back to Delhi."
lonelyplanet.com

"The sprawling City Palace complex (Rajasthan's biggest palace) is comprised of several opulent hotels and museums: the City Palace Museum houses an assorted collection of royal objects, including historic weapons and superb miniature paintings, while the Crystal Gallery, which looks onto a large plush hall (decked out with massive chandeliers), contains priceless crystal pieces including beds."
nationalgeographic.com

About Udaipur

ankitbhargava from India wrote about Udaipur one year, 2 months ago

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johnuyenoloves Udaipur because 6.5/10. +not as great as they say, +cool palaces, +nice street layout, -dirty as all, -crap water, -bugs

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