Things To Do
in Udaipur

A popular Rajasthani dish consisting of spicy daal, crispy baati (bread rolls), and sweet churma (crumbled baati mixed with sugar). Must-try at Natraj Dining Hall and Garden Restaurant.

Must-Try!

A fiery Rajasthani meat curry. Recommended at Ambrai Restaurant for an authentic taste.

A savory curry made from gram flour dumplings. Head to Jheel’s Rooftop Restaurant for a delectable preparation.

A spicy snack filled with dal or served with potato curry. Try the best kachoris at Chetak Samosa Center.

A sweet, creamy yogurt-based drink enriched with nuts and saffron. Enjoy the refreshing lassi at Bapu Bazaar.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kumbhalgarh Fort offers several hiking trails with stunning views of the Aravalli Range and ancient architecture.

Famous for its stunning Jain temples, Ranakpur also has surrounding hills that provide several trekking routes amidst scenic landscapes.

Located on a hilltop, the area around the Brahma Kumaris headquarters is perfect for easy hikes with panoramic views of Udaipur and its lakes.

A relatively easy hike that offers a lovely view of Fateh Sagar Lake and the surrounding area, it's a popular spot for both locals and tourists.

Surrounding the second largest artificial lake in Asia, there are several nature trails and hiking opportunities with views of wildlife and picturesque views.

The hike to Sajjangarh Palace provides breathtaking views of the sunset over the city, with trails leading through lush forests.

The nearest airport to Udaipur, located about 22 km from the city center, primarily serves domestic flights.

Located approximately 660 km away in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, it is one of the major international airports in Western India.

Situated around 750 km from Udaipur in Mumbai, it is one of the busiest international airports in India.

Located approximately 500 km from Udaipur, it serves both domestic and international flights.

Around 800 km away in Delhi, it is the primary international airport serving the northern region of India.

The primary ethnic group in Udaipur, known for their rich cultural heritage and traditions.

A prominent community in Udaipur, primarily engaged in trade and business.

This group is involved in business and trade and has established a significant presence in the region.

A priestly class traditionally involved in education and religious activities.

Warrior class historically known for their roles in governance and protection.

A diverse group that includes various communities traditionally marginalized.

A group of indigenous people with distinct cultures and traditions, residing in the region.

A minority community contributing to the cultural diversity of Udaipur.

A religious community known for their emphasis on non-violence and commerce.

A smaller religious community represented within Udaipur's demographic landscape.

Cricket is immensely popular in Udaipur, with many local teams and clubs participating in tournaments throughout the year.

Football enjoys a strong following, with several youth leagues and amateur clubs actively playing in the city.

Kabaddi is a traditional sport that has a significant presence in Udaipur, often featured in local competitions and festivals.

Badminton has grown in popularity, with numerous courts available and increasing participation in various tournaments.

Basketball is gaining traction in Udaipur, especially among the youth, with several schools and clubs encouraging the sport.

Athletics, including running and field events, is promoted through schools and local sports events.

Kabbadi is a traditional sport that has a significant presence in Udaipur, often featured in local competitions and festivals.

Table tennis is becoming popular with dedicated clubs and associations organizing events and competitions.