Discover Lake Pichola, one of the best attractions in Udaipur
Under the gentle hills of Aravalli mountain range, travelers will find the lake city Udaipur. Many attractions in the popular tourist town to give an overview of the surrounding natural landscape. But none compare to the best attractions in Udaipur, Lake Pichola.
Covers eight square miles, Lake Pichola is swallowed up by the steep side of the structures of both new and old. Havelis built to fight for space on the waterfront close to many temples and ghats where people use every day. Lake Pichola is the blood line of the city, which offers a lot of interest in tourism in the fascinating architecture of its historic buildings. The lake was originally built in the late 1500s as a source of irrigation and drinking water to local residents. Water runoff from the mountain area offers a little water in addition to the annual monsoon. Poor monsoon can be disastrous, as well as merchants and hotel owners and tourists who seek an oasis in the desert. It is common for tourists to cancel trips to India, and Udaipur is based solely on water levels.
Tourists can take overlooking Lake Pichola and palaces in different parts of the island during a visit to the castle in the town lake. But unless you have ordered one of the many hotels that dot the sea, or the Lake Palace Hotel Island, the best way to see this iconic landmark is by boat.
Two buildings on the island offer stunning backgrounds, and memorable pictures of the lake. Jag Niwas, built a summer residence, it seems as if it were floating in water. It is actually built from the bottom of the lake, which is exposed to dry seasons. When the princely rulers of the era all but forgotten, the structure was changed well-known and well-photographed, Lake Palace Hotel. It is just one of the finest luxury for its guests, who arrive by sea during the rainy season, or a jeep along the bottom of the lake during the dry season maintenance. Delight Lake Pichola to build other Jag Mandir, which is based on the island’s south side. Construction began in 1615 and then completed Rana Jagat Singh. So both of Lake Pichola buildings have been named Jagat Singh, who reigned from 1628 -1654.
Boat trips around the lake every day City Palace. Cinema buffs will immediately recognize the scene of the British TV series, the crown jewel, not much has changed in 20 shootings a few years ago. Two options of trips offered: a brisk 30 minutes of cruising around the lake or in the same boat with an extra 20 minutes to stop at Jag Mandir. 20. minute stop at Jag Mandir is just enough time to snap the lake Pichola from many different angles, and read some of the broadcast in the history of this island palace. Both trips every hour 10:00 to 17:00. Please note that General admission ticket needed to achieve the City Palace jetty, unless you have a customer number Lakeside hotels. Onto the first or last travel day trip offers the best views along the enchanting waters of Lake Pichola.
* Population growth and a booming tourist industry has been that borders Lake Pichola. The future of this area and is a source of water depends on the responsible use of water, along with proper disposal of waste and wastewater. Please consider supporting accommodation in the area who have not violated any local laws in action at the lake.