Saheliyon Ki Bari,Rajasthan

• Lotus Pool with Fountains — A central ornamental pool with multiple fountains and a lotus motif.
• Marble Elephants — Sculpted marble elephants and kiosks that add royal charm.
• Pavilions (Chhatris) — Small marble pavilions used as viewing points and rest areas.
• Well-maintained Lawns and Flowerbeds — Symmetrical pathways lined with blossoming plants and shady trees.
• Proximity to Fateh Sagar Lake — Scenic views and easy access to the lakeside for combined sightseeing.

• Classic 18th-century garden layout blending Rajput and Mughal styles
• A series of small fountains and water channels engineered for aesthetic effect
• Delicate marble work and carved stone benches
• Quiet corners ideal for photography and sketching

• Leisurely walks among the fountains and flowerbeds
• Photography of the fountains, marble sculptures, and landscaped lawns
• Picnicking on the manicured lawns (respecting local rules)
• Short walks to nearby attractions such as Fateh Sagar Lake and the Udaipur City Palace
• Birdwatching — small local birds visit the gardens, especially in the morning

October to March — Pleasant weather and clear skies; early mornings and late afternoons are most comfortable.

Hot summers (April–June), monsoon showers (July–September), and cool winters (November–February). Expect daytime highs above 35°C (95°F) in peak summer.

Typical visiting hours are 08:00–19:00, but timings can vary seasonally. Entry fees are modest (often a small fee for Indian citizens and a higher fee for foreign tourists). Tip: Check the latest fee and timing at the local tourist office or official Udaipur tourism website before visiting.

Located near the northern edge of central Udaipur close to Fateh Sagar Lake. Approximately 3–5 km from Udaipur City railway station and 20–25 km from Maharana Pratap (Udaipur) Airport. Accessible by auto-rickshaw, taxi, and local buses; short walk from the lakeside promenade.

Allocate 1–2 hours to explore the garden at a relaxed pace; combine with a lakeside visit for a half-day outing.

Light, breathable clothing for daytime; a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are useful. Comfortable walking shoes for paved and sometimes uneven paths. Carry drinking water, especially in summer.

Nearby eateries serve Rajasthani specialties such as dal baati churma, gatte ki sabzi, and street snacks like kachori. Souvenirs to look for include miniature paintings, Rajasthani textiles and bandhani, wooden puppets, and handicraft items available in Udaipur bazaars near the city center.