What are the car rental rates?

Sedan rental starts at ₹11/km, SUV at ₹15/km, and Tempo Traveller at ₹24/km. All vehicles include professional drivers and are AC equipped.

Which cities do you serve?

We serve Delhi, Mumbai, Agra, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Shimla, Manali, Amritsar, and many other cities across India for both local and outstation trips.

How to book a cab online?

You can book online through our website or call us at 7668570551 for instant booking. We provide 24/7 customer support and same-day booking.

What tour packages do you offer?

We offer tour packages to Manali (₹9,999), Kashmir (₹16,999), Rajasthan (₹19,999), Chardham Yatra (₹24,999), and other popular destinations with accommodation and sightseeing included.

What is the price for Agra to Delhi cab?

Agra to Delhi cab fare starts at ₹2,500 for sedan (one-way). The distance is approximately 230 km. We offer both one-way and round-trip options with experienced drivers.

How do I book a tempo traveller?

You can book a tempo traveller (12-26 seater) online or call 7668570551. Rates start at ₹24/km with minimum 250km/day. We offer AC vehicles with push-back seats for group travel.

Do you provide airport pickup and drop service?

Yes, we provide 24/7 airport transfer services at all major airports including Delhi IGI, Mumbai, Jaipur, Lucknow, and Chandigarh. Our drivers track flight timings for timely pickup.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept Cash, UPI (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm), Credit Cards, Debit Cards, and Bank Transfer. Partial advance payment is required for bookings.

Is driver accommodation included in outstation trips?

Driver accommodation is the customer's responsibility for overnight trips. Alternatively, you can pay ₹300/night as driver allowance, and we arrange their stay separately.

Can I book a one-way taxi?

Yes, we offer one-way taxi services on popular routes like Delhi-Agra, Delhi-Jaipur, Delhi-Chandigarh, and more. One-way fares are calculated at per km rates without return charges.

Explorer's Guide 2026

Udaipur Beyond City Palace

Hidden lakes, craft villages, the Great Wall of India, legendary battlefields, and ancient temple kingdoms. Discover the Venice of the East’s deepest secrets.

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8 Hidden Gems

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Mewar’s Kingdom Extends Far Beyond the Lakes

Udaipur enchants every visitor with Lake Pichola, City Palace, and the floating Lake Palace Hotel. But the ancient Mewar kingdom extends far beyond the lake city's borders, hiding some of India's most extraordinary treasures. Just 12 km out, Badi Lake offers sunset views with zero tourists. The Aravalli hills conceal the Monsoon Palace, where 360-degree panoramas make you feel like royalty. Drive an hour and you reach Kumbhalgarh, whose 36-kilometer wall is second only to the Great Wall of China. Another hour brings you to Chittorgarh, India's largest fort, where the tragic legend of Queen Padmini still echoes through 700 acres of ruins. Closer to home, artisans at Shilpgram craft village keep ancient traditions alive, while at Nathdwara, one of India's holiest Krishna temples draws millions of devotees. As Mewar transport specialists, we have driven countless travelers from the familiar lakefront into the extraordinary hinterland. This guide reveals the Udaipur that the palace-hopping tourists never see -- the warrior history, sacred art, and hidden natural beauty that make Mewar truly unforgettable.

8 Hidden Gems

Beyond the guidebook

2 UNESCO Forts

Day trip distance

3-Day Itinerary

Complete Mewar plan

Hidden Gems Most Tourists Miss

Eight extraordinary places in and around Udaipur beyond the famous lakes and palace

GEM 1

Badi Lake (Tiger Lake)

A stunning man-made lake surrounded by hills and ancient cenotaphs, about 12 km from the city center. Unlike the crowded Lake Pichola, Badi Lake is virtually untouched by tourism. The sunset views here, with the Aravalli hills reflected in the still water, are some of the most serene in all of Rajasthan.

12 km from City Palace

Open 24 hours; best at sunset (4-6 PM)

The sunset views rival Lake Pichola without a single tourist -- Udaipur's best-kept secret

Short drive from the city; perfect as an evening excursion before dinner

GEM 2

Shilpgram Craft Village

A living museum of rural arts and crafts set against the Aravalli backdrop. Traditional huts from four western Indian states showcase artisan demonstrations -- pottery, weaving, puppetry, and wood carving. The annual December festival draws over 1,000 artisans from across India.

3 km from City Palace

11 AM - 7 PM daily; Dec festival is the highlight

See living Indian craft traditions in action -- buy directly from the artisans who make it

Very close to the city; combine with Monsoon Palace in an afternoon

GEM 3

Monsoon Palace (Sajjangarh)

A hilltop palace built by Maharana Sajjan Singh as a monsoon retreat and astronomical observation point. Perched at 944 meters above sea level, it offers 360-degree panoramic views of Udaipur, its lakes, and the Aravalli range. The sunset from here is legendary.

6 km from City Palace

8 AM - 6 PM; arrive by 5 PM for sunset

The single best sunset viewpoint in Udaipur -- see the entire lake city spread below you

The road up is steep and controlled; our drivers know the timing rules perfectly

GEM 4

Haldighati

The legendary mountain pass where Maharana Pratap fought Akbar's forces in 1576 in one of India's most celebrated battles. The soil here is naturally yellow like turmeric (haldi). A museum tells the story of Mewar's greatest warrior, and the Chetak memorial honors his legendary horse.

40 km from City Palace

Museum 9 AM - 5 PM; battlefield area open all day

Walk the battlefield where India's most legendary warrior fought for freedom -- historically electric

Combine with Nathdwara temple visit, as both are on the same route

GEM 5

Kumbhalgarh Fort

A UNESCO World Heritage Site with the second longest continuous wall in the world at 36 km, surpassed only by the Great Wall of China. Built in the 15th century by Rana Kumbha, the fort contains 360+ temples and was the birthplace of Maharana Pratap. The rampart views are breathtaking.

84 km from City Palace

9 AM - 6 PM; sound and light show at 6:45 PM

The Great Wall of India -- 36 km of ramparts, 360 temples, and the birthplace of a legend

Full day trip; combine with Ranakpur Jain Temples (50 km further) for the ultimate route

GEM 6

Nathdwara (Shrinathji Temple)

Home to the Shrinathji Temple, one of India's most important Vaishnavite shrines housing a 14th-century image of Lord Krishna. The town is also the origin of Pichwai paintings -- large devotional artworks on cloth. The temple darshan and the art galleries together make a rich cultural experience.

48 km from City Palace

Temple darshan: 5:30 AM - 12:30 PM, 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM

One of India's holiest Krishna temples + the origin of Pichwai painting tradition

Combine with Haldighati for a half-day trip; our drivers know the darshan timings

GEM 7

Chittorgarh Fort

India's largest fort by area at 700 acres, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fort witnessed three historic sieges and the legendary jauhar (self-immolation) of Queen Padmini. Towers of Victory and Fame, ancient temples, and massive reservoirs dot the sprawling hilltop fortification.

112 km from City Palace

9:30 AM - 5:30 PM; allow 3-4 hours for exploration

India's largest fort with a history so dramatic it reads like an epic -- absolutely unmissable

Dedicated full-day trip; start early for the 2.5-hour drive; cab fare around 3,000-3,500

GEM 8

Eklingji Temple

An 8th-century temple complex dedicated to Lord Shiva, considered the ruling deity of the Mewar dynasty. The main temple houses a four-faced black marble idol. The complex has 108 temples within a fortified enclosure. The Mewar royal family still worships here every Monday evening.

22 km from City Palace

Open for darshan 10:15 AM - 1:10 PM, 5:15 PM - 7:45 PM

The 1,200-year-old dynastic temple of Mewar royalty -- 108 temples in one sacred complex

Short 30-minute drive; combine with other north-of-Udaipur spots in a half-day circuit

Suggested 3-Day Udaipur Explorer Itinerary

Go beyond City Palace -- discover the heart of the Mewar kingdom over three epic days

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Day 1 - Udaipur Hidden Gems

8:00 AM - Eklingji Temple morning darshan (22 km drive)

10:30 AM - Return via Shilpgram craft village (2 hours)

1:00 PM - Lunch at a lakeside restaurant

2:30 PM - Monsoon Palace sunset drive

5:00 PM - Sunset at Monsoon Palace viewpoint

6:30 PM - Badi Lake evening walk and cenotaphs

8:00 PM - Dinner with Lake Pichola views

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Day 2 - Warriors & Temples

7:00 AM - Drive to Haldighati (40 km, 1 hour)

8:00 AM - Haldighati battlefield + museum + Chetak memorial

10:00 AM - Drive to Nathdwara (20 km from Haldighati)

10:30 AM - Shrinathji Temple darshan + Pichwai art galleries

1:00 PM - Traditional lunch in Nathdwara

2:30 PM - Return to Udaipur

4:00 PM - Vintage Car Museum or Bagore Ki Haveli

7:00 PM - Evening boat ride on Lake Pichola

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Day 3 - UNESCO Fort Circuit

6:30 AM - Drive to Kumbhalgarh Fort (84 km, 2 hours)

8:30 AM - Explore Kumbhalgarh Fort and Great Wall (2.5 hours)

11:00 AM - Drive to Ranakpur Jain Temples (50 km)

12:00 PM - Explore Ranakpur (1,444 marble pillars, each unique)

1:30 PM - Lunch near Ranakpur

3:00 PM - Return to Udaipur (90 km, 2 hours)

5:00 PM - Rest or last-minute shopping at Hathi Pol Bazaar

3-day Udaipur explorer cab: ₹5,000-6,500 (includes day trips) | From Jaipur: ₹9,500 sedan (3-day round trip)

Frequently Asked Questions

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What are the best hidden gems in Udaipur beyond City Palace?

Udaipur has incredible hidden gems: Badi Lake (a serene lake with no tourists), Shilpgram craft village, Monsoon Palace (Sajjangarh) for sunset views, and day trips to Kumbhalgarh Fort (84 km), Nathdwara temple (48 km), Chittorgarh Fort (112 km), Haldighati battlefield (40 km), and Eklingji Temple (22 km).

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Is Kumbhalgarh Fort worth a day trip from Udaipur?

Absolutely! Kumbhalgarh Fort has the second longest wall in the world (36 km) after the Great Wall of China. It is 84 km from Udaipur (about 2 hours). The fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has 360+ temples, massive ramparts, and incredible Aravalli views. Combine with Ranakpur Jain Temples for a perfect day.

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What is Chittorgarh Fort and how far is it?

Chittorgarh Fort is India's largest fort by area (700 acres) and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is 112 km from Udaipur (2.5 hours). Famous for Queen Padmini's legendary sacrifice (jauhar), it has massive towers, ancient temples, and a heroic history. Allow a full day trip.

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What is Badi Lake?

Badi Lake (Tiger Lake) is a gorgeous man-made lake about 12 km from Udaipur city center. Unlike Lake Pichola, it is virtually untouched by tourism. Surrounded by hills and cenotaphs, it offers stunning sunset views, picnic spots, and complete serenity. Free entry, no crowds.

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Can I visit Nathdwara from Udaipur?

Yes! Nathdwara is only 48 km from Udaipur (about 1 hour). It is home to the famous Shrinathji Temple, one of India's most important Vaishnavite shrines. The town is also famous for its Pichwai paintings. A half-day trip is sufficient. Our cab fare is around 1,500 for a return trip.

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What is Shilpgram?

Shilpgram is a rural arts and crafts complex 3 km west of Udaipur. It showcases traditional huts from Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Goa, with live artisan demonstrations. The annual Shilpgram festival (December) features 1,000+ artisans. Great for families and anyone interested in traditional Indian crafts.

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What is Haldighati and why is it famous?

Haldighati (40 km from Udaipur) is the historic mountain pass where the legendary Battle of Haldighati was fought in 1576 between Maharana Pratap and Akbar's forces. Today there is a museum, Maharana Pratap's memorial, and the Chetak memorial (his beloved horse). The soil is naturally yellow (turmeric-colored).

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How many days do I need for Udaipur beyond the main sights?

2 days covers Udaipur's main sights + hidden gems. Add a third day for Kumbhalgarh + Ranakpur or Chittorgarh. Our recommended 3-day plan covers the lake city, craft villages, mountain sunsets, and two UNESCO World Heritage forts. It is the ultimate Mewar experience.