Shivniwas Palace Udaipur
City Palace Udaipur, Rajasthan, 313001 , India
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Lake City Udaipur
Udaipur - Friday 13th April to Monday 16th April 2007 After a gruelling 14 hour day of travel (4 hours in a taxi, two flights including one by turbo-prop) from Thekkady we arrived at Udaipur Airport at 7.00 pm and 36 °C. We had booked two rooms at the Shiv Niwas Palace as a treat for everyone. The Maharaja still lives in private quarters of the …
City of Lakes
First about the hotel. The Palace Rooms were absolutely great. It had such huge balconies, probably bigger than the room itself.
Was pressed for time so could only explore City Palace and Museum & Lake Pichola.
That marked the end of this beautiful trip.
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The highlight of Udaipur is the incredibly picturesque Lake Pichola dominated on one side by the vast City Palace complex. It’s actually man-made – a reservoir rather than a lake which depends on good monsoon rains to keep it full. The lake does dry up periodically – the last time in early ...



