Udaipur, Rajasthan
Jag Mandir Palace is a beautiful island palace located in Lake Pichola, Udaipur. Built in the 17th century, the palace served as a summer resort for the royal family and is known for its stunning architecture, serene location, and historical significance. The palace is accessible by boat from the city.
Jag Mandir Palace was constructed by Maharana Karan Singh in the early 17th century and later expanded by Maharana Jagat Singh, after whom it is named. The palace has served as a refuge for royalty and is known for hosting Shah Jahan, who was inspired by its architecture for the Taj Mahal.
Island location in Lake Pichola
Beautiful marble and stone architecture
Gul Mahal (palace of flowers) with intricate designs
Marble elephants and decorative elements
Stunning views of the lake and surrounding hills
Luxury hotel and restaurant facilities
Boat ride to the island palace
Explore the palace architecture and history
Enjoy fine dining at the palace restaurant
Photography of the palace and lake views
Experience the serene island ambiance
Sunset views from the palace
Nearest Airport: Maharana Pratap Airport – approx. 22 km
Major Railway Stations:
Udaipur City Railway Station – approx. 2 km
Ranapratap Nagar Railway Station – approx. 5 km
Metro Station: Not directly accessible by metro
Jag Mandir Palace is located on an island in Lake Pichola. Visitors need to take a boat from the City Palace jetty or other boat landing points in Udaipur.
Jag Mandir Palace is accessible by boat from various jetties in Udaipur, primarily from the City Palace area. Local transport including auto-rickshaws, taxis, and app-based cab services can take visitors to the boat landing points. The palace is easily accessible from major areas of Udaipur.