Udaipur Tour Packages

Udaipur is Rajasthan at its most romantic - a white city arranged around lakes, where the palaces sit on the water and the best hour of every day is the one before sunset. It is compact, photogenic and the easiest of the state's great cities to enjoy slowly.

Our Udaipur tour packages are ready-made itineraries covering the palaces, the lakes and the day trips that deserve the drive. Open one and customise every day to match your dates, budget and pace.

Why visit Udaipur

The City Palace sets the standard - Rajasthan's largest palace complex, rising straight from Pichola's edge, with courtyards and balconies that earn a full morning. Below it, the Jagdish temple and the old city's ghat-side lanes reward wandering, and the evening boat ride on Lake Pichola past the Lake Palace is the trip's essential hour. The Monsoon Palace, high on its ridge, closes the day with the whole lake city below. For the full sight-by-sight rundown, see our guide to places to visit in Udaipur.

With a day more, the drives pay off: Kumbhalgarh's great wall - the second-longest in the world after China's - and the carved Jain temples at Ranakpur make one of India's best combined day trips.

Best time to visit Udaipur

October to March is the season: warm days, cool evenings and the lakes at their fullest after the monsoon. The winter weeks around December fill the rooftop restaurants, so book lake-view stays early. April to June is hot, though evenings on the water stay pleasant longer than elsewhere in Rajasthan. The monsoon has quiet charm here - the lakes rise and the Monsoon Palace earns its name - but October to March remains the confident pick.

Explore our best Udaipur tour packages

Each package below is a complete day-by-day plan. Pick one, then fine-tune hotels, flights and activities in Tripmojo and keep everyone on the trip in sync.

How many days do you need in Udaipur

Two days covers the essentials - the City Palace and old city on one, the lakes, gardens and Monsoon Palace on the other. A third day is the Kumbhalgarh and Ranakpur day trip, which most groups rate as highly as the city itself. Udaipur also anchors the southern end of a longer Rajasthan circuit, pairing naturally with Jodhpur and Jaisalmer beyond.

Getting to Udaipur

Udaipur's Maharana Pratap airport has direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai and other major cities, about 40 minutes from the old city. Trains connect Jaipur, Delhi and Ahmedabad, and the road from Jaipur runs about six hours with Chittorgarh's fort as a worthwhile break. In town, the old city is best on foot - lanes are narrow and traffic is banned in stretches - with autos and cabs covering the viewpoints and day trips.

Where to stay in Udaipur

The lake-facing old city is the point of Udaipur: havelis and boutique hotels around Lal Ghat and Gangaur Ghat put Pichola outside your window, and their rooftops carry the evenings. Palace hotels - including the famous ones on the lake itself - make the city a bucket-list stay if the budget stretches. Quieter neighbourhoods around Fateh Sagar suit families wanting space and parking. Each package can be adjusted to the neighbourhood and budget you prefer.