Don’t be surprised if you find out that Udaipur was voted ‘World’s Best City’ by Travel + Leisure magazine in 2009. Even today, this city of lakes, palaces and history is a dream destination for all travellers. Flights and trains make travel easy, but a road trip from Delhi to Udaipur gives you a different perspective of Rajasthan’s landscape, culture and hidden gems on the way. A Delhi to Udaipur tempo traveller rental allows you to travel with your group, make spontaneous stops, explore rural Rajasthan and travel at your own pace. Our tempo travellers are available in 9 seater to 26 seater variants and come with pushback seats, charging points and AC/non-AC options. With an expert driver you don’t have to worry about navigation or road conditions.
The distance from Delhi to Udaipur is around 720 kms depending on the route. The road trip is around 10 to 12 hours, but again it will depend on traffic and halts. The fastest and most popular route is via NH 48, which is 711kms and passes through Gurgaon, Jaipur, Ajmer, Nathdwara. The other route via NH 27 is slightly longer, that covers 718 kms and goes through Bundi and Chittorgarh. You can stop at popular places en route like Ajmer Sharif Dargah, Raniji ki Baori in Bundi, Chittorgarh Fort. Udaipur is one of the famous places to visit in Rajasthan for its stunning historical palaces and nearby places such as Kumbhalgarh, Ranakpur, Mount Abu etc. A road trip lets you see the changing landscapes from Rajasthan’s desert to Udaipur’s lakes.
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There are several ways to reach Udaipur, but a road trip is best for travelling in a group for long distances, in comfort and convenience. A luxury tempo traveller has push back seats, separate AC vents and plenty of leg room to make the journey smooth and relaxing. When you are travelling with a trained, experienced driver you don’t have to worry about navigating unknown roads or traffic. You can have multiple sightseeing stops at famous temples, historical forts and popular food joints en route. A tempo traveller eliminates the need for multiple vehicles, and keeps the group together, also makes the trip more enjoyable.
You can book tickets in train or take a direct flight from Delhi to Udaipur, but both depends on the availability of tickets and your schedule time. A road trip offers flexibility of booking a trip anytime, anywhere with a customized tour plan. Renting a tempo traveller is the comfortable yet affordable way to travel from Delhi to Udaipur for a family trip, office trip, or a religious tour.
| Tempo Traveller Type | Rent Per Km + Driver Charges | Cost for Delhi to Udaipur Trip (1500 KM round trip) |
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Rs 20 + Rs 500/day
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| 12 Seater |
Rs 20 + Rs 500/day
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Rs 24 + Rs 500/day
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Rs 25 + Rs 500/day
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Rs 26 + Rs 500/day
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| 20 Seater |
Rs 28 + Rs 600/day
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Rs 30 + Rs 800/day
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City Palace- The City Palace of Udaipur is the largest royal complex in Rajasthan. Built over 4 centuries by different rulers of the Mewar dynasty. The palace overlooks Lake Pichola and has courtyards, balconies and gardens. The museum inside has royal artifacts, historic paintings and rare crystal furniture. Mor Chowk has 200 year old peacock mosaics. The palace has an armory section with swords and weapons used by Maharana Pratap in battle.
Jagmandir- Built in the 17th century, Jagmandir Island Palace is on Lake Pichola and was a royal summer retreat. Gul Mahal has intricate carvings and tiles. It is believed that Shah Jahan stayed here before constructing the Taj Mahal. The island has beautiful gardens and marble structures. You can take a boat ride from City Palace jetty to reach the palace and see its architecture.
Saheliyon Ki Bari- A special place built for the royal women of Mewar has lawns, fountains, marble pavilions and lotus pools. The fountains work on a gravity-based water system, ancient engineering. It was designed as a peaceful retreat for the queen and her attendants. The small museum inside the garden has royal artifacts and paintings. It is a popular tourist spot due to its serene atmosphere and historical significance.
Monsoon Palace- Also known as Sajjangarh Fort. It was built by Maharana Sajjan Singh. It is situated on a hill top and has a view of the city and the Aravali Hills. Originally it was intended to be an astronomical center but was later used as a monsoon retreat. During monsoon, the palace is surrounded by mist and clouds, and it looks magical. The sunset from the palace is one of the best in Udaipur.
Fateh Sagar Lake- It is an artificial fresh water lake built in the 17th century. It has 3 islands, each with its own unique experience. The largest island has Nehru Park which is a beautiful garden with a boat shaped restaurant. The second island has Udaipur Solar Observatory which is one of the best in Asia. You can enjoy speedboat or paddle boating while admiring the views of the Aravalli hills surrounding the lake.
Bagore Ki Haveli- The Bagore Ki Haveli is an 18th century mansion which was once the residence of a Mewar prime minister. It has been converted into a museum which showcases royal costumes, jewelry, turbans and historic artifacts. The haveli has over 100 rooms and each with colourful glasswork and murals. The highlight of the haveli is the Dharohar Dance Show which is held every evening to feature traditional Rajasthani folk dances like Ghoomar, Bhavai and Kalbeliya.
Day 1: Delhi to Udaipur
Start early from Delhi and have breakfast at Old Rao Dhaba in Dharuhera which is famous for its stuffed parathas. If you are taking the NH 27 route stop at Raniji Ki Baori in Bundi a 46 meter deep stepwell with beautiful carvings. After arrival at Udaipur in the evening, check in to your hotel. If you are not tired, take a boat ride on Lake Pichola to see the City Palace lit up at night. End the day with Rajasthani cuisine at 1559 AD Restaurant.
Day 2: Explore Udaipur
The city sightseeing tour will begin with a delicious breakfast, and then a visit to the City Palace, which is the largest palace in Rajasthan, with mirror work, balconies and historic artifacts. Visit Jagmandir, the island palace where Emperor Shah Jahan used to hide. After lunch, visit Bagore ki Haveli, famous for its turban collection and evening Dharohar Dance Show. Walk through the old city’s markets all over covered with Bandhani dupattas and silver jewellery. Have dinner at Ambrai Restaurant, which has a lake side view of Udaipur’s lit up palaces.
Day 3: Garden, Lakes and Wildlife
Start the day with Saheliyon Ki Bari, a historic garden with fountains that run on natural water pressure. Visit Fateh Sagar Lake and take a speedboat to Nehru Park. After lunch, head to Monsoon Palace on a hill with the best sunset views in Rajasthan. In the evening, take a jeep safari in Sajjangarh Wildlife Sanctuary and maybe spot leopards, sambar deer and porcupines.
Day 4: Final Visits and Departure
Start the day with Moti Magri where Maharana Pratap’s bronze statue sits overlooking Fateh Sagar Lake. Have a Rajasthani breakfast at Bawarchi Restaurant famous for its Dal Baati Churma. Visit Karni Mata Temple by ropeway to have a great view of Udaipur. If time permits, visit Shilpgram rural arts complex before you start your journey back to Delhi.
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