Explore Udaipur in Under Rs 10,000

Known as one of the most romantic cities in the country, Udaipur used to be the capital of the royal king of Mewar. With the shimmering Lake Pichola and a wide range of purple mountains, it is one of the most beautiful and royal cities of Rajasthan. But that doesn’t mean you can’t plan a trip to Udaipur on a not-so-royal budget. An easy-on-your-pocket trip to Udaipur is absolutely possible! Don’t believe us? Here’s the breakdown:

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Getting There

Train: The best way to get to Udaipur is by train. You can take either the Mewar Express which will cost you Rs. 800 (approx.) for return Sleeper class tickets or Rs 2,000 (approx.) for return 3AC seats. Alternatively, you can take the Chetak Express, with approximately the same return fares.

Self-drive: If you’re the kind who loves road trips, driving to Udaipur from Delhi is also a good option. The journey is longish (around 11-12 hours), but the roads are smooth and the views are beautiful. Plus, you can always make a pit stop at Jaipur on the way: an added bonus!

Where to Stay

Mewar Haveli: This beautiful hotel is built in the style of a traditional Rajasthani haveli and offers stunning views of Lake Pichola.

Tariff: Rs 2,000 -3,000 per night

Amenities: Car Rental | Doctor on Call | Wi-fi

Janak Niwas Guest House: Located near the Udaipur City Railway Station, Janak Niwas Guest has comfortable, elegant rooms and a rooftop bistro.

Tariff: Rs 1,000 -2,500 per night

Amenities: Adventure Activities| Airport Transfer | Car Rental

The Lavitra Hotel: Overlooking the Fateh Sagar Lake, this heritage hotel is steeped in old-world charm and is the perfect choice if you want to splurge a little more on the stay!  

Tariff: Rs. 3,500 per night

Amenities: Free Wi-fi | Car rental |Spa

Things to Do in Udaipur

Tour the City Palace: Built by Maharana Udai Singh, the grand City Palace overlooks Lake Pichola and houses the world’s largest private crystal collection. Entrance fee is Rs 50 per person. If you want to catch the Light and Sound show from 7-8 pm in the evening, it’ll cost you Rs 150 more.

See a puppet show: Traditional puppet shows are a must-see at Udaipur. Check one out at the Bharatiya Lok Kala Museum. Tickets range from Rs 30-40 per person.

Take a boat ride to Jag Mandir Palace: This hour-long boat ride starts from the jetty near the City Palace and offers stunning views of the ghats lining the lake. Boat rides cost Rs 300 per adult, and sunset boat rides cost Rs 500.

Old city Cycle Tour: You can tour through the Old City and indulge in a conversation with the locals, to know more about this City of Palaces. 

Trek your way: Yes! Udaipur offers some trekking trails as well. Start early, like about 7 in the morning from Morvanya Village and trek along the amazing landscapes of the forest and valley, while witnessing diversified flora and fauna.

Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary : If you are a wildlife enthusiast, then you must visit Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary, that houses a wide range of animals like Sloth bear, Jungle cat, Jackal, Wolves and Hyena. Jeep Safaris are available for a one day tour of this Sanctuary. 

Read More: Top 10 Things To Do In Udaipur

Where to Eat

Ambrai Restaurant: One of the best places in town to sample traditional Rajasthani (particularly non-vegetarian) fare.

Address: Amet Haveli, Outside Chandpole, Udaipur

Opening Hours: 12:30 pm to 3 pm and 7:30 pm to 10:30 pm

Cost: Meal for two costs Rs 800 approx.

Jasmin: Located near the Daiji Footbridge, Jasmin is great for tasty Indian food in an open-air setting.

Address: Daiji Ki Puliya, Outside Chandpole, Udaipur

Opening Hours: 8:00 am - 11:00 pm

Cost: Meal for two costs Rs 200 approx.

Gallery Restaurant: Indulge in an English tea complete with scones, homemade jam and clotted cream in this tiny restaurant inside the City Palace complex.

Address: Fateh Prakash Palace, Udaipur

Opening Hours: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

Cost: Meal for two costs Rs 650 approx.

Total Cost of the Trip*:

​* All tariffs and costs are subject to change.

Tempted to Spend Some More?

Shopping: Like Jaipur, Udaipur is a shopper’s paradise too! Try Hathi Pol Bazaar for miniature Rajasthani paintings, silver jewellery and printed fabric. Do not forget to buy Bandhni sarees and embroidered Mojri, which are quintessential Rajasthani delights. The other markets that offer world class Mewar paintings and handicrafts are Bada Bazaar, Palace Road and Chetak Circle. Don’t forget to bargain!

Explore a Nearby Destination

If you have the time and the budget, plan a day trip to Ranakpur to see the stunning Jain temple complex, intricately carved in marble. It’s around two hours away, and taxis cost between Rs 600-900, depending on what kind of car you are hiring.

Sneaky Tips

Travel during July to October, which is the off season, to get better deals on hotels and travel.

Convinced? Book your hotel and trains to Udaipur now for a royal, romantic retreat that doesn’t cost the earth!

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