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9 of 9 places
A prime minister's lakeside home, now a folk-art museum with a nightly Dharohar dance program on Lake Pichola.
Twenty-two generations of Sisodia Rajput rulers added to it over 400 years, until it became 11 palaces in one.
The spiritual heart of the Mewar dynasty, where Maharanas historically styled themselves regents to the ruling deity, Eklingji.
Rebuilt by Maharana Fateh Singh after flood damage, now a lake for boating and evening promenades.
Legend says a young Prince Khurram, later Shah Jahan, took refuge on this island palace, and its gardens are said to have influenced the Taj Mahal.
In continuous worship since it was built, reached by marble steps flanked by carved stone elephants.
The lake Udaipur was founded around, widened by Maharana Udai Singh II for the natural defence it gave the city.
Built to watch the monsoon clouds roll in, but its founder died at 26 before it was finished.
A garden made for a queen and her maidens, whose fountains still run without pumps.