Udaipur Tour Package In February 4 Days & 3 Nights

February is a great time to travel to Udaipur. While Udaipur is normally hot and humid, February doesn’t cause much discomfort to the tourists. The average temperature in Udaipur can be expected to be about 25 Degree Celsius. It doesn’t usually rain in February. However, slight drizzles can occur on rare occasions.

Hats or scarves are must-haves. Sunscreen should also be carried in your bags at all times. Carry a bottle with you whenever you go out in order to stay hydrated. Slippers can be comfortable so make sure you carry at least a pair. Sunglasses should be carried to protect your eyes from the scorching rays of the sun. If you wish to carry an umbrella, you most certainly can.

ATMs are quite easily available in Udaipur starting from the airport to the main city. Always carry cash in your wallets even though cashless transactions are accepted widely nowadays. Shopkeepers may refuse to accept card for transactions less than a certain amount.

Every place has its own special cuisine. When we travel to a new place, trying out dishes is an important part of our trip. In Udaipur, you can try Ker Sangri which is basically a preparation of yoghurt and masala. It ensures to leave an impression on your taste buds for a while. Gatte ki sabzi is another dish which is sumptuous and can be had with rice or roti. Dil Jaani is one more cuisine, which, if you do not try, shall be your loss. It is absolutely palatable and the preparation is something you will most definitely love.

There are several places in Udaipur one could shop from. To name a few, Hathi Pol Bazaar is one. If you wish to look at some authentic Rajasthani handicrafts, this is the ideal place for you. The places open at 9:30 am and closes at 5:30 pm and avoid Sundays because the market remains closed. Another famous place you could shop from is Bada Bazaar. Starting from Rajasthani shoes to sarees, you find genuine handicrafts of Rajasthan in this Bazaar. This market opens at 9:30 am and closes at 5. Make sure you visit it on any day except on Sundays. It is situated at close proximity from the City Palace and it shouldn’t be missed at any cost. You could also visit Bapu Bazaar which is famous for its crockery and handicrafts. These markets witnesses a good number of buyers every day. The street food available here is also sumptuous here so do not forget to grab a bite. Try the immensely delectable golgappas. The market remains closed only on Sundays so you can visit it on any other day.