This City Palace Udaipur Vlog is based on Udaipur City Palace Tour(सिटी पैलेस उदयपुर). Although the tourists prefer City Palace Udaipur Guided Tour i.e., Udaipur City Palace Tour with Guide but I planned to explore the place myself. So, in this video, I have told the complete City Palace Udaipur History in Hindi(सिटी पैलेस उदयपुर का इतिहास) as well as I have discussed about City Palace Udaipur Royal Family and City Palace Udaipur Ticket Price/Entry Fee(सिटी पैलेस उदयपुर टिकट की कीमत). Let me tell you that this City Palace Udaipur Holi/Holika Dahan and City Palace Udaipur Wedding/Marriage programs are huge and the biggest example is City Palace Udaipur Ambani Wedding in which Mukesh Ambani spent a whopping 800 crores for Isha Ambani’s Sangeet Ceremony. At that time City Palace Udaipur Drone view was also taken.

So, owner and (उदयपुर का सिटी पैलेस) Udaipur City Palace Kings Arvind Singh Mewar and Mahendra Singh Mewar also gives this palace on rent for marriages. You can visit the Palace in the day as well as you can enjoy the City Palace Udaipur Light and Sound Show i.e., City Palace Udaipur night show. Here you will not only find various palaces, but also Udaipur City palace museum. Along with that you will also find a few heritage hotels near the Palace. The kings here not only come by super expensive cars but also but horse carts so Udaipur City Palace Horse is searched a lot on Google and YouTube. So, whenever you are here don’t forget to put Udaipur City Palace Status on your Instagram and Facebook.

As I am well versed with Hindi Language that is why I have told Udaipur City Palace History in Hindi(सिटी पैलेस उदयपुर हिस्ट्री इन हिंदी). Otherwise people also search for History of City Palace Udaipur in Tamil, Telugu, Bengali and other languages too(सिटी पैलेस उदयपुर हिस्ट्री). If you want to check out the photos of City Palace Udaipur(सिटी पैलेस उदयपुर फोटो) you can get them on Google Images.

City Palace, Udaipur is known to be a palace complex located in Udaipur City in the Rajasthan state. It was constructed in about 400 years, with contributions from as many as 22 rulers of the Mewar dynasty. The construction of City Palace of Udaipur started in 1559, by Maharana Udai Singh II of the Sisodia Rajput family when he finally shifted his capital from the Chittorgarh to the Udaipur. This palace is situated on the east bank of Lake Pichola and has a number of palaces within its complex.

The City Palace was made concurrently along with the Udaipur city by Maharana Udai Singh II and his successor Maharanas. The Maharanas lived as well as they administered their kingdom from this City palace, hence making the palace complex a very important historic landmark.

The Mewar kingdom initially flourished in Nagda, which is 31 km to the north of Udaipur, and was established in 568 AD by Guhil, who was known to be the first Maharana of Mewar. In the 8th century, the capital of Mewar Dynasty was moved to Chittor, at a hilltop fort from where the Sisodias ruled for around 800 years. Maharana Udai Singh II inherited the Mewar kingdom at Chittor in the year 1537 but till that time they got signs of losing control of the fort in various wars with the Mughals. Udai Singh II then chose this site near Lake Pichola for his new kingdom as this location was very well protected on every sides by forests, lakes and the Aravalli hills. Maharana Udai Singh II had chosen this site for his new capital, a long time before the sacking of Chittor by Emperor Akbar, on a hermit's advice whom he met during one of his hunting expeditions.

The earliest royal structure Udai Singh built here was the Royal courtyard which is better known as 'Rai Angan', which was the first part of the building of the City Palace complex. The court was built at the exact location where the hermit had advised Maharana to make his new capital.

After the death of Udai Singh in 1572, his son Maharana Pratap took the throne of Udaipur. Later, in the popular Battle of Haldighati, which ended in the stalemate against the well known Mughal Emperor Akbar in the year 1576. After Maharana Pratap's death, Amar Singh I took the throne of Udaipur.

But later Marathas attacks increased by 1761, Udaipur as well as the Mewar state were in dire straits and in kind of ruins. By the year 1818, Maharana Bhim Singh signed a treaty in which the Britishers accepted their protection against the other empires. After the independence of India in the year 1947, the Mewar Kingdom, as well as the other princely states of Rajasthan, merged with the democratic India, in the year 1949. And this is how Mewar Kings lost their special royal privileges as well as titles. But the successive Maharanas, retained their ownership of the palaces in Udaipur and they converted parts of the City Palace complex into heritage hotels.

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