Ambrai Ghat Udaipur – Ghat In Udaipur

June 1, 2016

Ambrai Ghat Udaipur is great for enjoying photography, the location offers numerous vantage points. It offers a 240-degree panoramic view of the city of Udaipur. It is also known as Hanuman Ghat. It is in the list of ‘top 20 places to visit in Udaipur‘.

Ambrai Ghat Udaipur is the most visited palace in Udaipur for locals as well as Tourist Attraction.

This Ambrai Ghat is located on the bank of Pichola Lake. City Palace, the largest palace in Udaipur is in direct opposite of this Ghat. It confronts Lake Palace or Jagniwas, which is luxury hotel featuring white marble walls, located on a natural foundation of 4 acres rock. Especially at sunset, when it is illuminated, it gives a magnificent view. In the Diwali, the fireworks from city palace make the view from this mesmerizing and one can not easily leave the place.

During the winters, when the temperature falls down drastically they provide Mashals with red burning charcoals to keep you warm throughout the dinner. This feels like being in a French garden, with furniture made up of wrought iron and tall shady trees overhead. A fantastic bar is made by Ambrai Restaurant to complement the dining.

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Ambrai Restaurant Udaipur is one of the finest restaurants in India.

To make the atmosphere of the hotel more romantic, a light traditional music is being performed live. Don’t feel uncomfortable seeing the couples around. Ambrai Restaurant is one of the finest restaurants in India with such a magnificent view and great food. To get to there, head to the Hanuman Ghat area and keep walking along the road that runs parallel to Lake Pichola as far as you can, past the Amet Haveli hotel and Ambrai restaurant. Ambrai Ghat is nearer to Taj Lake Palace, City Palace and is on the banks of Pichola Lake. For getting the magnificent views from Pichola Lake, Jetty or boat ride is provided.

The pristine blue waters of the lake leave a soothing impact on the spectator. At the time sunset, a boat ride in this lake is sufficient to enthrall anyone. In the praise of Pichola lake and Ambrai Ghat, Rudyard Kipling mentioned in his Letters of Marque (1899), “If the Venetian owned the Pichola Lake, he might say with justice, see it and die’”.