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Ghat Tour & Lake Pichola Cruise

Explore the sacred waterfront steps, or ghats, of Udaipur on this guided walking tour and admire its ancient architecture on a boat cruise of Lake Pichola. Itinerary. In Hinduism, water is sacred, and locations such as rivers and lakes hold...

  • 2 hours
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Explore the sacred waterfront steps, or ghats, of Udaipur on this guided walking tour and admire its ancient architecture on a boat cruise of Lake Pichola.

Itinerary

In Hinduism, water is sacred, and locations such as rivers and lakes hold cultural significance. Udaipur features ghats, stepped embankments leading to the water used for bathing, laundry, and religious rites. Lake Pichola hosts several ghats, including Ambrai Ghat, the starting point of your tour through the City of Lakes.

During your tour of Udaipur's ghats, you will walk along the banks of Lake Pichola, with insights from your expert guide on the cultural importance of the steps and the water. From Ambrai Ghat, you will proceed to Hanuman Ghat and Gangaur Ghat, where you can view prominent temples and traditional Indian mansions bordering the lake.

Your walk will conclude at the dock at Lal Ghat, where you will board a boat for a cruise of Lake Pichola. As you navigate the calm waters, you'll approach islands featuring notable structures like the Lake Palace and Jag Mandir Palace.

The tour will finish back at the Lal Ghat port.

Included

  • English speaking guide with expert knowledge of Udaipur history.
  • Boat cruise on Lake Pichola.

Tips

  • Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility

Location

Activity location

Mewar Foodies Restaurant, Bajrang Marg, Hanuman Ghat, Outside Chandpole, Udaipur 313001, India

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