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One of the famous lake resorts in the world, the Taj Lake Palace, Udaipur is a sanctuary of peace and comfort for all travelers. Located in the beautiful city of Udaipur in India, the Taj Lake Palace includes excellent amenities and services. The Taj Lake Palace, Udaipur is located in the middle of Lake Pichola.

Taj Lake Palace in Udaipur is a lovely white marble building that reflects grace and aura of the bygone era. The Taj Lake Palace was built in 1746 by Maharana Jagat Singh 2nd, against the backdrop of the majestic Aravalli Mountains on one side and lofty palaces on the other.

All the 83 rooms and suites of Taj Lake Palace in Udaipur are tastefully decorated and richly furnished. The guest rooms contain richly colored murals, and ornately carved wood furniture that bear a royal mystique. The suites offer panoramic views of the adjoining areas and include necessary modern in-room facilities and attentive room service.

Dining in the Taj Lake Palace, Udaipur will be an experience of a lifetime. From casual to formal and fine dining, guests will get it all at the world-class restaurants and bars of the Palace. Guests will get a wide array of delectable culinary delights and refreshing beverages to make you feel at home. Taj Lake Palace serves the finest of Indian and international cuisines and a fine selection of vintage wines, spirits, cigars and “sheeshas”.

For the business guests, the Palace presents spacious meeting rooms with latest business gadgets and services. Leisure Services at the Taj Lake Palace in Udaipur feature:

* Taj spa
* Outdoor swimming pool
* Vintage cars available for airport transfer and city tours
* Heritage champagne walks at the Palace
* Sightseeing excursions
* Bookshop
* Game room
* Souvenir shop

Guests can also enjoy a range of outdoor leisure activities such as jeep safari, horse riding and trekking, mountain biking, temple exploring and visit to the remote villages and cultural centers of Udaipur.

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