Known as the ‘Venice of the East', Udaipur is an interesting place. Noted for its lakes and the magnificent palaces, Udaipur has some of the finest architecture marvels in the world.  Loaded with art, culture and tradition, the city still carries its glorious history in the form of magnificent palaces and havelis. Established by Maharana Udai Singh II, the city retains its charm of Rajputana era. Centuries old, Udaipur is the heart of royal state of Rajasthan.

A number of architectural marvels inUdaipuris the major reason that allures visitors across the globe. Set apart from the hustle and bustle of the city life, these palaces speak volume about the valour and bravery of the royal emperors.

Popular heritage hotels in Udaipur are:

Taj Lake Palace

Built during 1743-1746, the palace is an amazing example of imagination and the artwork. Direction of 62nd successor of Mewar dynasty gave it the title of summer palace. Constructed facing east, the palace provides beautiful early morning views. Named as Jag Niwas, the palace is a fine specimen of the royal era. Used as summer resort in its young days, this beautiful architecture is now a hotel. Over took by Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces for management, the hotel is famous for the modern amenities and romantic environment. The palace has 66 rooms and 17 suits and all of them provide breathtaking views. To reach the hotel, tourists need to use a boat as the hotel is set amidst a lake.

City Palace

Built by Maharana Udai Singh, City Palace is one of the magnificent palaces in Udaipur. Located in the east bank of Lake Pichola, the palace reflects the fine artwork of flamboyant style. Considered as the largest in this specific style, the palace provides amazing views of the city and its surroundings. The magnificent palace not only allures Indian tourists but it draws the attention of beauty and heritage admirers across the globe. Loaded with luxury and abundant beauty, City palace has placed its named in the Udaipur attractions.

Jag Mandir

Situated in one of the two islands on the lake Pichola, Jag Mandir is another jewel in the crown of Udaipur. Credit of the construction of Jag Mandir goes to three Maharanas of Mewar kingdom. Also known as the 'Lake Garden Palace', this palace is as beautiful and unique as the other palaces of Udaipur. Noted for lavish use of marble, inlay work, beautiful wall paintings and unmatched mirror work, the palace a worth visiting place during your Udaipur vacations.