Udaipur, in contrast to other areas of Rajasthan, is serene.
It is a combination of royal majesty, high hills, and breathtaking perspective away from the metropolitan commotion.
Due to the numerous interconnecting natural lakes that are present in and around the city, Udaipur is sometimes referred to as the "City of Lakes."
Because the palaces and forts of Udaipur are built in the Rajput style using white marble, the "City of Lakes" is also formally referred to as the "White City."
The city's residences and other buildings are similarly decked up in white.

The historical Rajput-era forts, opulent palaces, breathtaking lakes, architectural temples, museums, galleries, traditional festivals, and rich culture of Udaipur are world-famous.
You absolutely must include Lake Pichola, City Palace, Eklingji Temple, Ambrai Ghat, Vintage Car Museum, Bada Mahal, and Shilgram on your list of the top Udaipur attractions to see.