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Travel Tips for Udaipur

Udaipur is a safe place and the local people are very helpful. However, visitors are advised to take care of their personal belongings, particularly if they have very large

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Udaipur is a safe place and the local people are very helpful. However, visitors are advised to take care of their personal belongings, particularly if they have very large amounts of cash, credit cards or are carrying a passport.

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Staying safe

•Udaipur is a safe place and the local people are very helpful.
•However, visitors are advised to take care of their personal belongings, particularly if they have very large amounts of cash, credit cards or are carrying a passport.
•To avoid pick pocketing, concealed money belts are helpful tools.

Staying safe

Don't leave cash or any valuables in the hotel room. Cross check all hotel, restaurant and lounges bills for errors.

•Don't leave cash or any valuables in the hotel room.
•Cross check all hotel, restaurant and lounges bills for errors.
•Never pay anyone for anything upfront, including taxi drivers.

When to go

Udaipur offers moderate climate all through the year, but the best season to visit the place is from September to March. Winters (December to February) offers pleasant climate with a temperature not going beyond 32°C.

When to go

Udaipur offers moderate climate all through the year, but the best season to visit the place is from September to March.

•Udaipur offers moderate climate all through the year, but the best season to visit the place is from September to March.

When to go

Winters (December to February) offers pleasant climate with a temperature not going beyond 32°C. The pleasing weather is perfect for enjoying holidays and indulging in various tourist activities.

•Winters (December to February) offers pleasant climate with a temperature not going beyond 32°C.
•The pleasing weather is perfect for enjoying holidays and indulging in various tourist activities.

Getting around

While most of the city can be covered on foot and the narrow alleyways in the old city make any other form of transportation a hassle, a taxi or autorickshaw/tuk-tuk is necessary to reach the Monsoon Palace or the wilderness park.

Getting around

•While most of the city can be covered on foot and the narrow alleyways in the old city make any other form of transportation a hassle, a taxi or autorickshaw/tuk-tuk is necessary to reach the Monsoon Palace or the wilderness park.
•A tuk-tuk will usually cost around ₹50, and should never cost more than ₹100 within the city.
•App-based cab hailing services like Uber and Ola are becoming increasingly popular since they generally cost lower than the tuk-tuk and require no fare-haggling Also there are many local taxi providers.