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Booking the guide is optional here, which sets this apart from most full-day city itineraries. A private air-conditioned vehicle covers the City Palace, Jagdish Temple and Saheliyon ki Bari. Travellers choose a sedan for three or an SUV for six. Lunch and entry fees are settled at your own expense. - Among the most-reviewed private city tours in Udaipur, with a review base in the hundreds. - Reviewers name drivers Prakash, Sunny and Kailash for punctuality and local recommendations. - Groups report the itinerary being trimmed on request when a stop holds little interest. - Past travellers recommend an 8:30am start to reach the palace before the crowds.

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Pickup comes about ten minutes before departure, and the driver returns you afterwards. The Dharohar show runs an hour inside Bagore Ki Haveli on Lake Pichola. Ghoomar, Terah Taal and puppetry are performed in the Neem Chowk courtyard. Live dholak and sarangi accompany the dancers throughout. - Bagore Ki Haveli was built in the eighteenth century by a prime minister of Mewar. - The Bhavai act involves dancers balancing stacked brass pots while moving. - Reviewers say the transfer mattered most, since evening traffic makes the haveli hard to reach.

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A government crafts village west of the city, built as a working platform for artisans from Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Goa. Traditional huts from each region were reconstructed here rather than imitated. Mud-walled huts sit spread across open ground with folk music drifting between them. Potters, weavers and painters work in the open, and the ground is dust underfoot. - A government initiative representing artisans from four western states - Traditional huts reconstructed to regional building techniques - Rated 4.3 across more than 12,000 Google reviews - Hosts the Shilpgram Utsav crafts festival each December

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