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Udaipur Guide, City Profile,
Tourist Destinations and Information
This section include information about History,
Heritage, Lakes, Palaces, Monuments, Temples, Culture, Tourist
Attraction,
Excursion Points, Around Udaipur, Hills, Geography and Demography
of Udaipur and Articles
Udaipur : The City with
Soul
Introduction
of the Heritage City Udaipur
Udaipur, the city of lakes, was founded in 1559 A.D. as
the capital town of the former Mewar State by Maharana
Udai Singh on the eastern flanks of the lake Pichola.
The city has a rich hinterland consisting of natural flora
and fauna. Its location amidst the Aravalli range provides
numbers natural beauty spots. Its historical monuments
in the forms of palaces, havelis, temples, kunds, bavaris
surrounded by the hills and a pleasant bracing climate
have favoured its growth from a small princely town to
an important urban tourist centre.
The palace and the old city are surrounded by fort walls
constructed in the year 1770 with nine gates. In raising
the city and its monuments, different communities specialising
in their own crafts cooperated and participated, living
in different galis, localities and mohallas, irrespective
of their caste of creed. For generations they have lived
harmoniously next to each other.
Udaipur : The Business Centre
This historic and vital City of beautiful charming lakes
has been an attraction for tourists and visitors, and
now on the other hand it is emerging as a business center
due to its leading Mineral based industries. Udaipur is
well known city in world market, as becoming a big exporter
of Zinc, Marble, Rock Phosphate, Granite, Wolestonites
and Soapstone, major & minor minerals non-ferrous
metal and other industrial products. Simultaneously the
art and craft of this region is also main attraction of
people and the demand of these traditional art and craft
is also increasing the Handicraft export business.
© Editor: Ritu Raj, Journalist and
Media Consultant
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