Manushi Chhillar is having the time of her life in Udaipur. Her “Udaipur #PhotoDump” can trigger any travel buff's wanderlust instantly. The photo series of her tranquillizing time in the lake city opens with a video of Manushi sitting in a houseboat on a picturesque lake. In the next frame, Manushi flashes her million-dollar smile, while enjoying a lavish water ride. One of her slides features a clip of her against the majestic Lake Pichola. The photo dump also includes a breathtaking view of a picturesque sunset and in another video, Manushi revealed that she was welcomed at the luxurious Leela Palace Hotel with a rose petal shower and folk songs. Envy-worthy enough? If so, here's how you can bask in the beauty of this delightful location.
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All You Need To Know About Leela Palace, Udaipur
The Leela Palace is one of the glittering establishments in the City Of Lakes, Udaipur. The palace demands your attention because of the luxurious representation of the Maharanas, who ruled Mewar in the bygone era. A quaint boat ride on the blue waters of Lake Pichola will take you to the grand palace premises where you will be welcomed to a rose-petal shower from the staff. The grandeur makes this a favourite among many wedding destination spots too, like Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha's held recently.
Rooms
The extravagant rooms at the Palace would fulfil all your royal dreams. The types of accommodation available are Maharaja Suite, Royal Suite, Duplex Suite, Luxury Suite, Grand Heritage Garden View Room with and without Private Pool, and Grand Heritage Lake View Room with and without Balcony.
Activities To Enjoy Inside
Treat yourself to a royal breakfast by the glistening Pichola Lake, admiring the scenic view. You can also enjoy a picnic outing with your fellow travellers in the lush guava orchid. Take a refreshing dip into the "temperature-controlled pool". Experience the traditional Rajasthani vibe at the palace and spend the twilight periods on the vast terraces. Take as many pictures as you want of the surroundings and witness several cultural performances in the evening.
Architecture
Be prepared to come across ample handcrafted silver figurines as you take a stroll along the winding hallways. The perfect blend of traditional architecture and contemporary design is worth admiring. From hand-carved marble structures to animal figurines and motifs, extraordinary paintings, chiselled mirror designs, and age-old artefacts - the ample artistic renditions in the Palace will take you back to the rich Mewari heritage.
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