Trekking In Udaipur :: Daily Fixed Departure Trekking Tour

Option 1: Udaipur Outskirts Trekking - Long

(9 km. Approx – Plain + uphill)

7:30 A.M.: Arrive at the beginning point - Amba Mata, i.e., only 20 minutes away from the city center.

7:45 A.M.: Start hiking with Rajasthan Trekking Guide.
We reach the first village in about half an hour, where we have an interactive session with a few villagers & also visit their homes to see the lifestyle.

We will see the villagers doing daily chores & their cattle grazing in the fields around the village... We shall now continue our trek towards next tribal village, The Trek will be a mix of small hilly Terrain & Uphill climbs... on these treks, we will pass through various small villages and hamlets where we shall come across The Bhil Tribe (one of the oldest indigenous tribes) and a few other natives such as The old Warrior clan of The Rajputs who are mostly farmers now.

12:30 P.M.: We arrive at the finish point... This place is a religious spot for the people around. There are a couple of temples here. One of them is dedicated to Lord Shiva and the other to the Mother Goddess... from here, one can get a panoramic view of the countryside.

1:15 P.M.: Drive back to Amba Mata.

Option 2: Udaipur Outskirts Trekking - Short

( 7 km. Approx. - Plain; mostly its about 3 & a half hours.)

7:30 A.M.: Arrive at the beginning point - Amba Mata, i.e., only 20 minutes away from the city center

7:45 A.M.: Start hiking with Rajasthan Trekking Guide. We hike towards the first village, where we have an interactive session with a few villagers & also visit their homes to see the lifestyle. Later, via another tribal village, we walk through a blend of a little rugged terrain and hills with beautiful and scenic agricultural fields.

10:30 A.M.: we arrive at the Badi Lake. This lake in the village of Badi was built at a cost of Rs. 688,000 (Lakh 6,88,000) by Maharana Raj Singh I (1652-1680) to counteract the devastating effects of a famine. He named it Jiyan Sagar, after his mother, Jana Devi. The lake covers an area of 155 sq. km. and has an embankment 180 m. long and 18 m. wide, which is graced by three artistic chhatris (kiosks or pavilions). During the drought of 1973, the lake supplied water to the people of Udaipur. Not many foreign tourists access this beautiful site of Udaipur as it is out of the way of regular tourist routes. This where we will put down our anchors for Lunch. Post Lunch, drive back to Amba Mata.