palace.The region has always been the seat of the Chundawat clan of
Sisodia Rajputs, as well of the Deogargh school of paintings. Surrounded by
the Bhil villages this settlement fills with colours during the unique clebration
of the Bhills of various festivals. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 8:
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Morning after breakfast drive down to Dungarpur enroute
visit Udaipur.Udaipur - is one of the most beautiful cities of
Rajasthan, known as city of Lakes, Palaces and Gardens.
Morning visit the City Palace in all its ancient
glory, the residence of the Maharajas of Udaipur. City Palace has several
carved balconies, arches and decorated pillars. Onto Sahelion -Ki-Bari
(queen''s resort for the friends) famous for its spectacular lawns, fountains
and shady walks. Upon arrival at Dungarpur check-in at hotel. Dungarpur
was a 13th century hostile offshoot of Chittaurgargh . The town has two
beautiful palaces whose architecture is worth exploring since they consist of
every known embellishment used in the making of any building. Overnight
stay at hotel.
Day 9:
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Morning proceed to Bijaipur. Enroute visit Chittaurgargh
fort.Upon arrival at Bijaipur, check-in at Hotel Castle
Bijaipur.Bijaipur - Amid the serene Vindhyanchal ranges,
Castle Bijaipur stands as a tradition in hospitality,
pageantry and Rajput charm. Built in the 16th Century by Rao Shakti Singh
Ji, the younger brother of the great patriot Maharana Pratap to defend the
Mewar Empire from invasions from central India, the chevaliers of this
strategic fort have fought many fierce battles of historical importance against
the Mughals and the Marathas. The thirteenth descendant of this fort has
opened it''s doors to tourists. A wildlife Sanctuary is situated adjacent to the
Castle, harbouring rare fauna including the Leopards, Chinkaras, Spotted
Deer, Four Horned Deer, Crocodile, Wild Boar and a variety of birds.The 12th
century Pangarh Fort overlooking the Lotus Lake spread out in 200 acres, is
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