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Udaipur: Venice of The East

We started our trip from New Delhi to Udaipur through train at 7 p.m. and reached by 6:30 in the 
morning. Hotel arrangements were already made and we checked-in in Moti Mahal Hotel. The first 
place we visited was Neemach Mata Temple which is located near Fateh Sagar. It is also known as 
Vaishno Devi of Udaipur. It is believed to be built in 17th century. It has a walking distance of around 1 Km through stairs but this was nothing in front of our enthusiasm.
Next, we went to Ambrai Ghat which is located on the bank of Pichola Lake. It is directly opposite to City Palace which is one of the largest palace in Udaipur. A simple conclusion one can make from 

Ambrai Ghat is that it is an absolute delight for photographers. It gives a magnificent view at sunset.




Pichola Lake was next on our list. Pichola Lake is one of the most beautiful lakes of Rajasthan. The 
beauty of Lake Pichola attracts people from all over the world. One can undeniably say for Pichola 
that once, if you see this lake, you would definitely fall in love with it. One interesting thing about 
Lake Pichola is that it was mentioned by Rudyard Kipling in his Letters of Marque (1899) as told by 
the tour guide. Overall, trip to Pichola Lake is incomplete without a boat ride. Sunset view of the lake completely justifies Udaipur as Venice of the East.

Doodh Talai is another tourist attraction of City Udaipur. Doodh Talai is a small lake that adores the 
south-east direction of Pichola Lake. There is also a beautiful garden near Doodh Talai. Musical 
fountain shows have also made this sunset point popular. After daylong sight-seeing on Pichola Lake, we concluded with a sunset view from Doodh Talai.

How can one visit such a beautiful city and not eat? One very best place to get street food is long 
lanes of food stalls on Sukhadia Circle. Natraj Dining Hall also provides a taste of ‘Ghar Ka Khana’. 
Daal Bati and Poha are like national breakfasts of the city.





















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