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Lake Palace of Udaipur is also known as Jag niwas. This palace build in 1746 by Maharana Jagat Singh II, as a summer residence of the rulers is now converted to Lake Palace Hotel. The beautiful white-marble and granite building stand in the middle of the Pichola Lake. The palace is 800 feet from the banks and stands on an area of 4acres. The palace one of the best examples of Mughal-Rajput architecture has ancient paintings, stain glass windows, antique furniture and an impressive array of fountains, bath reservoirs etc. Boats are available from the jetty and at the base of City palace museum. Visit: Daily from 1400 to 1800. 1/2 hour cruises on the lake are also available. Entrance is through the restaurant.
Jag Niwas in Udaipur is the best place to relax and vanish all your worries on the cool breeze of lake Pichola. The lake place is a wonderful center of relaxation with its spacious balconies, terrace gardens, water fountains and arched windows. The inside of the palace gives you a tranquil feel as you enter the rooms, which are decorated with paintings, crystal work and stained glass work. It is regarded as one of the most enchanting and beautiful palaces of the World! The palace now has acclaimed fame as the luxury Hotel Lake Palace.
The Jag Mandir Palace is situated on an island at the southern end of the lake. This is a three storied building, built of yellow sandstone and marble slabs. The dome of this palace looks like a crown. The interior is decorated with coloured stones. There is a spacious circular apartment built elegantly in white and black marble, murals and paintings. The palace was build by three Maharanas - Amar Singh, Karan Singh and Jagat Singh and named after Maharana Jagat Singh. There is a small mosque in memory of saint-Madar inside the palace.
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