Udaipur is plenty of  places to visit. You'd need to have a lot of time on your hands to see more than a fraction of the ruins, palaces, temples, forts, lakes and wildlife sanctuaries that abound in the countryside around Udaipur.

Day-trips northeast of the city can take in the important historic temples of Nagda, Eklingji, Nathdwara, and Kankroli along NH-8 towards Bhilwara, or the peaceful wooded surroundings of Ranakpur and Kumbalgarh, which also make appealing stopovers before you join NH-15 en route to Jodhpur. Renting a car saves time, but regular and efficient local buses, as well as private tour companies, serve both routes.

 

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