A dedicated stay at the Taj Lake Palace, floating at the centre of Lake Pichola — boat rides, candlelit terraces, and the City Palace at dawn.
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Day by Day Itinerary
Fly into Udaipur and transfer to the City Palace jetty. Private boat to the Taj Lake Palace floating at the centre of Lake Pichola.
Morning at the City Palace museum. Afternoon sunset boat ride around Lake Pichola.
Explore Udaipur's remarkable old city — Jagdish Temple, miniature painting workshops, silver bazaars.
A day entirely at leisure at the Lake Palace — Jiva Spa, rooftop pool, and private candlelit dinner.
Final breakfast at the Lake Palace. Private boat to the jetty, transfer to Udaipur Airport.
About This Journey
The Taj Lake Palace — floating at the centre of Lake Pichola, accessible only by private boat, built in the 18th century as a pleasure palace for the Maharanas of Mewar — is consistently voted among the most romantic hotels in the world. This dedicated Udaipur escape combines the Lake Palace stay with private boat rides, the City Palace’s extraordinary collection, and the old city’s craft workshops and temple ghats.
The Lake Palace Experience
Private boat transfer from the City Palace jetty — the approach across the water to the white marble building is one of the most distinctive hotel arrivals anywhere in the world. Rooftop pool with 360-degree lake views. Lily-pad courtyard with fountain. JIVA Spa Ayurvedic treatments. Candlelit dinner in the Jharokha restaurant overlooking the lake.
Accommodation Used On This Tour
Taj Lake Palace
Floating at the centre of Lake Pichola, the Taj Lake Palace is one of the most romantic hotels in the world. Built in 1746 as the pleasure palace of Maharana Jagat Singh II, its white marble architecture, lily courtyards and lake-facing suites are reached only by the hotel's private boat.
Accommodation displayed here should be taken as a guide only. Please refer to the detailed itinerary of your individual departure for more information.
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October to March is the most comfortable period, with clear skies and pleasant daytime temperatures across North India. December and January mornings can be cold and foggy in Delhi and Agra. April to June is very hot; July to September is the monsoon.
Yes — this route is well-established with excellent hotels and infrastructure, and our experienced guides and drivers handle every practical detail. First-time visitors consistently find it a superb introduction to India.
Private air-conditioned vehicles with experienced, dedicated drivers throughout. For longer distances we use India's excellent express trains or domestic flights where they improve the journey.
Absolutely. Duration, hotels, route and experiences can all be tailored to your preferences and budget — this itinerary is a starting point, not a fixed product. Contact us to plan your ideal trip.
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