Dal lake Holidays – Wildlife Trip around Udaipur

Wildlife Trip Arround Udaipur 5/5

DETAILS

2D

Duration

Badal Mahal, Kumbhalgarh Fort
Religious places, Wildlife, Ranakpur ..

Location

Oct To Jun

Dates

Udaipur : Wild Life Tour & Forts

Kumbhalgarh is the initial destination to spend day tour located in valley of Aravalli chain kumbhalgarh. Kumbhalgrah stronghold standing magnificently on 1180 meter higher than the sea level is known for perspective of the aravalli mountains. Kumbalgarh is a Mewar castle situated 84 km from Udaipur in Rajasthan. Here, you can enjoy the wildlife seeing through the various safari. Apart from fort, palaces, temples, historic buildings – Udaipur is famous for its wildlife where you can see varieties of wild animals.

The next destination is ranakpur – Ranakpur jain sanctuary development started by Dharanashah, underneath the support of Maharana Kumbha, then leader of Mewar. It is a golden opportunity to experience the nature in its wildest and most untouched form. Go for a thrilling safari ride during the day and spend the night in the wilderness of forest in a camp or resort. We offers a full package to the tourist to explore the wildlife in its natural habitat and enjoy camping as well.

Final Words about Tour

Ranakpur and Kumbhalgarh are worth investing your time. These two day holidays around Udaipur are full of spirituality and closeness to nature that are worth investing your time. Both the picturesque towns near Udaipur are world famed for their fine-tuning with nature.

Why Visit

Suitable to all budgets and interests, Pleasant sights of hills and Forest, Opportunity to visit Spectacular Jain temples, Thrilling view of Aravallis Hills, Enjoy Horse safari and foot tracking, Badal Mahal witnessed the first ‘jauhar’ & A memorable visit of Udaipur National Park of more than 300 species of birds and wild animals, Kumbhalgarh fort Place.

Best Time To Visit

Ranakpur and Kumbhalgarh can be visited any time of the year. Yet October to March is the best bet.

Temprature

Words From Dal Lake Holidays

At Dal Lake Holidays , Our motive at making each visit in wildlife trip around udaipur an outstanding one. We provide you the complete package of wildlife attraction as well as adventure sports destinations in and around udaippur. We ensure you to provide the best and unforgettable experiences at a very budgeted rate. Dal lake holidays is the right destination to choose your wildlife trip Udaipur Tour Packages.

ITINERARY

Day 1 :

Arrival – Ranakpur and Kumbhalgarh are connected with other cities via Udaipur. Udaipur has airport of its own. Thus, one can reach Udaipur by bus, train or air, stay and take a taxi to both villages as they connects well with roads.

First day, tour Ranakpur. It is 92.8 km from Udaipur in Pali district and State Highway number 32 connects it to Udaipur. Ranakpur Jain Temples: Spectacular Jain temples are the major reason to visit Ranakpur. The architectural beauty of these marble structures is awesome. The temple is devoted to first spiritual leader of Jainism, Adinatha. It occupies about 60X62 meters land area and is divided into distinct domes, shikhars, turrets and cupolas. Marble is laden everywhere in temple which remains cool in scorching summer heat too. Exquisitely carved 1444 pillars support this massive shrine and surprisingly no two pillars are same. In addition to this, the four idols of Adinatha look in four cardinal directions as well as see each other. There are statues of Adninatha’s mother in front of his idols and you would observe one of them remained incomplete till date.

The quadrupled figure signifies the Tirthankara’s invasion over the cosmic world.
Day 2 :

Next morning explore Kumbhalgarh. The fort and surrounding wildlife sanctuary are thrilling sightseeing points.

Kumbhalgarh Fort: The elaborate fortress lies in Rajsamand district of Udaipur. Rana Kumbha of Sisodia Rajput dynasty built this massive fort in 15^th century and was later expanded in 19^th century. In 2013, it was included in the list of Hill Forts of Rajasthan and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fort is perched 1100 meters high. The periphery extending 36 miles gained the status of being second longest wall of the world after the Great Wall of China. The thick impregnable front walls enclose 300 Jain temples and 60 Hindu temples within the boundary. It is 15 feet broad. Kumbhalgarh has seven entrances that are equipped with weapons.

Tourists will get thrilling view of Aravallis and surroundings up to 10 km.

Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary: Surrounding the fort, the Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary covers 223 square miles area. Variety of wildlife includes Leopard, Sloth Bear, Wolf, Hyena, Jackal, Wild Cat, Four Horned Antelope, Nilgai, Chinkara and Sambhar. Looking at the bird life, visitors may see Peacock, Dove, Parakeet, Red Spur Owl, Pigeon, Bulbul, Kingfisher and the hard to find Grey Jungle Fowl. It is indeed great to see them in their natural habitat.

Both horse safari and foot tracking is available. If want to explore natural beauty of Kumbhalgarh jungle, a trained guide will accompany you. Indeed, this pictographic two days tour of Ranakpur and Kumbhalgarh will make you gather lot of beautiful memories.