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Udaipur

Situated in Rajasthan , the western border state of India , this was the capital city of the renowned Mewar kingdom in medieval India. It was founded in 1559. It is in the southern part of Rajasthan , next to Gujarat. The Aravalli ranges of hills separate it from the Thar desert.

How interesting is Udaipur?

Known as the ‘City of Lakes’ , Udaipur is built around a series of lakes. The major ones are Fateh Sagar lake , Doodh Talai , Swarup Sagar and Lake Pichola. The vibrant tourism sector in this city attracts a large number of tourists around the year. It is famous for historic forts , traditional festivals , architectural temples , museums , gardens and more.

It is well-connected to other cities by road , rail and air with the Maharana Pratap airport. Spread over 200 square kilometres , it is the sixth largest city in Rajasthan by population. Winter is the most appealing time to visit this place.

There is much to explore and see here including , the City Palace on the shore of the Lake Pichola , which is a blend of European , Mughal and Chinese architecture. Next is the Lake Palace or Jag Niwas , which is a popular wedding destination. Jag Niwas is now part of the Taj group , as a luxury resort. Another major palace , Jag Mandir is said to have been an inspiration for Taj Mahal , as Shah Jahan spent his childhood here. The Royal Vintage car museum is a relatively new attraction inaugurated in 2000. For religious travellers , Jagdish temple would be a good place to visit. Check Paytm , for air ticket booking online , from Udaipur airport.

Kolkata

Well known as the city of joy , this city was formerly named as Calcutta. It is the capital of the West Bengal state. Situated on east banks of the Hugli river , the Kolkata port is the oldest operating riverine major port in India. Kolkata is the primary hub for commerce , education and culture in the eastern region of India. It is also the third most populous metropolitan area in India.

Kolkata airport is named as Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International airport. (IATA: CCU) Earlier known as Dum Dum airport , it is located 17 kilometres from the city centre. This is the connecting hub for flights to other parts of Northeast India , Bhutan , China and South East Asia. Check out Paytm for cheap international air tickets to any of these destinations.

Popular places in and around Kolkata

Kolkata has different places of attraction both inside and around the city. The city has a well-connected network of transport facilities to travel to all nearby regions.

Places of art and architecture

Eden Gardens , which is the oldest cricket ground of the region , built by British in 1864. Mother’s Wax museum was started in 2014 and is located in the New town area. Writer’s building first constructed in 1777 , serves as the secretariat of West Bengal government.

Religious and Spiritual destinations

Motherhouse is the centre of the Missionaries of Charity , founded by Mother Teresa , with her tomb still intact. Dakshineshwar Ramakrishna temple , is the largest in Kolkata , built in 1855.

Weekend getaways near Kolkata

• Sundarbans: Just 57 kilometres from Kolkata , this massive forest area in the coastline of the Bay of Bengal , is famous for the Bengal tigers. It is a network of mangrove forests , mud shores and marine streams. It was declared as a reserve forest from the British rule in 1865.
• Digha: This resort town on the shore of the Bay of Bengal , is popular among leisure tourists. It is located 180 kilometres from Kolkata. Bus , train and cabs are available to travel from Kolkata to Digha.
• Santiniketan: At a distance of 160 kilometres from Kolkata , this is Rabindranath Tagore’s home , now functioning as a University.