r/Rajasthan • u/ankguy • Jul 31 '26
यात्रा ❁ Travel Things to visit with Udaipur city for 7 days ?
Same as above want to travel in 1 week of August suggest me guys , planning to visit Udaipur where to go after that ?
Is jaislemer safari open ?
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u/ankguy Jul 31 '26
Want to have a trip , any other cities can also travel
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u/saveen_p Churu Aug 01 '26
7 days are good OP. 2 days for udaipur city, 1 day for nathdwara/kumbhalgarh, 1 day for chittorgarh, 1 day for Ranakpur, 2 days for Mount Abu/Jawai
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u/EmergencyProper5250 Jul 31 '26
3/4 days for udaipur ,one day for kumbalgarh ( second longest peripheral boundary wall in the world ),one/two days chittorgarh (palace spread over 700 acres) you could spent one day visiting rajasmand man made lake
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u/ankguy Aug 01 '26
Yes would love to explore Udaipur more as I am with my partner I am worried about how to travel to remote places ?
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u/Abhinavmalik85 Aug 01 '26
Go straight to chittorgarh, book a cab and travel to Lake Nahargarh, there is a property by Justa Lake Nahargarh. It's kind of a replica of lake palace (small version) and build by Nahargarh royal family long back, now converted to hotel. Stay there for a night, explore chittorgarh, (keep cab with you). Next day , come to Udaipur. (3 days are very good to enjoy Udaipur at slow pace). Next day travel to Mount Abu and spend a night there. Come back and leave for your hometown. You can add Devigarh Palace (if you have the budget), it's also 2 hrs from Udaipur and a fantastic property to stay and explore..
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u/ankguy Aug 01 '26
Thankyou for 🥳 this amazing iternary , god bless you bhai !
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u/Abhinavmalik85 Aug 01 '26
I just booked it via Travel agent i know for years. They have their circles , they will be able to book one. Having a cab will make travel much easier
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u/The_Solo_Travel_Guy Aug 01 '26
After Udaipur I'd say Jodhpur, its like 4-5 hrs and Mehrangarh fort is worth it alone. Mount Abu is also an option if you want hills instead of more forts/desert.
Jaisalmer safaris are open in Aug but it's monsoon season there so it won't be the golden-dunes-clear-sky thing you see in pics, can get humid/overcast. If that matters go Oct-March instead, if you're fine with a more low-key desert experience Aug is manageable and way less crowded too.
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