Besøg til Sahelion Ki Bari, Maidens Have, Udaipur
Beskrivelse
Udaipur var hovedstaden i kongeriget Mewar. Denne berøring af royalty er synlig selv i Maidens Have, der blev tegnet af Rajput King, Maharana Sangram Singh og giftet sig med sin dronning, da hun medbragte en entourage af 48 unge kvinder, som en del af hendes dowry. Tilbring et par timer med afslapning i denne smukke have, der ligger langs kysten af Fateh Sagar-søen. Højdepunkter • Springvand i form af fugle og elefanter • Marmor pavilloner • Regn springvand
Turmuligheder
Rejseplan
Du bliver hentet fra dit hotel og kørt til Saheliyon Ki Bari, en smuk have, der engang var en del af de kongelige pavilloner i Kongeriget Mewar. Haven blev bygget mellem 1710 og 1734 og fortsætter med at være i en velholdt tilstand også i dag. Der er flere vandbassiner og marmorfonteiner midt i anlagte haver. Nogle af springvandene er i form af fugle og elefanter. En pavillon med regnfonteiner blev tilføjet på et senere tidspunkt. Marmor pavilloner bygget i haven tilføjer skønheden og pragt ved dette kongelige tilbagetog. I haven er der et lille museum, der har flere genstande fra den kongelige husstandssamling. Efter at have tilbragt noget tid i denne kongelige have kan du tage frokost (egen regning) på en lokal restaurant. Efter frokost køres du tilbage til dit hotel.
Højdepunkter
Hvad er inkluderet
Afhentningssteder og tider
Vi kan hente rejsende fra centrum af hoteller / fast punkt inden for bygrænsen. I tilfælde af afhentning uden for centrale punkter gælder ekstra omkostninger afhængigt af den gældende afstand.
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Spædbørn skal sidde på skødet af en voksen
- Anbefales ikke til rejsende med rygskader
- Anbefales ikke til gravide rejsende
- Anbefales ikke til rejsende med fare for hjerte-kar-sygdomme
- Rejsende skal mindst være i moderat fysisk form
- Voksne priser gælder for alle rejsende.
- Børn under 15 år skal ledsages af en voksen.
- Ikke anbefalet til gravide og mennesker med rygproblemer.
- Overvej at bære behagelige tøj og gåsko.
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Me and my daughter visited here and it was a most beautiful garden for spending an hour or so. There are marble fountains, lotus flowers, walls brimming with bougainvillea in all colours. You can take many photos here. There’s one area where flowers such as dahlias are being grown and on another side there’s a garden with huge palms, tropical plants and flowers. It’s all very well maintained with fountains and statues. You can sit and enjoy the sun or walk around at leisure. It was well worth 100 rupee entrance foreigners charge (30 for Indians). Such a worthwhile place to spend time relaxing but ruined by an expensive photo experience before the gardens. Word of warning to travellers re photo kiosk: There are photo stalls situated at the gardens. They are near the main fountains where you can have photos taken as a traditional Maharani or Maharajah. Lots of people were doing it. It looked a fun activity and I thought it would be nice as a memory. The price started over 2600 rupees for 2 A4 photos. It was shown on a sheet but you have to watch out because the price changes depending on if you are a Westerner or Indian. Initially of course we didn’t realise this. I should’ve declined as my daughter did. After agreeing a price of 1600 rupees for 2 large photos thinking it was a good deal, we overheard a conversation with Indian ladies with our very basic Hindi. We understood that they’d paid only 300 rupees (150 rupees for one instead of 800) for the same as us. I queried it and the guy did nothing to explain why we’d been charged so much more. He was dismissive; we’d been ripped off and it’s not a good feeling to know that you have paid at least 5 times more. Money was taken in advance, so difficult to get money back. I asked for a refund but it didn’t happen, I asked for the 3rd copy which I got after being unhappy and making a fuss about it, though for goodwill he should have matched the same price and refunded. The Indian lady was still negotiating prices lower or something else to be included as we left. If you want this activity 300 should be agreed like others. Our rickshaw driver later to us to Pichola lake, where for the price of 300 rupees for 2 photos you can have the same thing done.
