City Palace, Udaipur
City Palace is located majestically at the center of Udaipur City guarded
by crenellated fort walls. A riot of arches, domes, turrets, crenellations
and chattris crown the steep fortress.
In contrast to its rugged exterior, the inside presents a delicate and feminine
world of beauty with lavish use of marble, mirror work, frescoes, wall paintings,
a profusion of colored glass, fluted columns, inlay work, silver doors,
fountains and gardens.
A series of courtyards, jharokhas, chattris, terraces, corridors, stairways,
over planning pavilions and hanging gardens form an astonishing and harmonious
whole.
The City Palace consists of four main and several minor palaces. Part of
the complex is a Hawa Mahal.
The Palace of Joy, Dilkhusha Mahal, is decorated with frescoes and wall
paintings. Moti Mahal, or Palace of Pearls, Sheesh Mahal, or the palace
of mirrors and glass, and Krishna Mahal are lavishly decorated with colors
and paintings. Mor Chowk is known for its unique peacock motif in mosaic.

Bada Mahal, the garden palace, is built on a 90 feet high natural rock formation.
The Chini chitrashala houses a rich collection of Chinese porcelain and
Laxmi Vilas Chowk is an art gallery, which houses a distinctive collection
of Mewar paintings.
The Amar Vilas, the highest point with its hanging gardens, towers and terraces,
presents a majestic and panoramic view of the town and Lake Pichola.
City Palace, Udaipur, Forts & Palaces in India
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