Sajjangarh Palace (Monsoon Palace) Tours and Tickets
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Sajjangarh Palace (Monsoon Palace)

Sajjangarh Palace is a must-visit for architecture lovers and history buffs.
Wear comfortable shoes and sunscreen.
This sight is not suitable for wheelchair users.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Sajjangarh Palace. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
Admission to Sajjangarh Palace varies by country of origin. Foreigners pay 500 rupees for admission, while Indian citizens pay 120 rupees. There are also parking charges for motorbikes and cars, so factor these costs into your visit if you’re arranging your own transportation, as taxi drivers will probably require you to pay them yourself if they wait for you.
Yes, Sajjangarh Palace is definitely worth visiting while you're sightseeing in Udaipur. Although the interior doesn't compare to the lavish Udaipur City Palace in the central city beside Lake Pichola, the views across the city and the surrounding hills and lakes are fantastic. You can visit Sajjangarh Palace independently, but because it's on a hilltop high above Udaipur, it's more convenient to join a guided tour of several attractions.
Per one customer who booked the Udaipur Sightseeing Tour Package With Guide and Private Taxi, "We had an excellent day tour. Our driver was Ajay, and guide was Vishal. Both of them were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. We appreciated their flexibility with customizing the tour to our interests and letting us take our time at different sites. We could clearly tell that they genuinely love meeting tourists and showing off their beautiful city. This is an excellent tour if you have limited time and want to see all the major sites of Udaipur in one day."
The best time to visit the Monsoon Palace is an hour before sunset. Visiting before sunset allows you to see the palace and its surroundings in daylight and allows you to stay and take in views of the setting sun.
The best time of year to visit the Monsoon Palace is between October and March when the weather in Udaipur and the surrounding areas is at its coolest and driest. Expect hot temperatures from April through June and overcast days in the July and August monsoon season.
Yes, there are a few points of interest near the Monsoon Palace, although most of Udaipur’s top attractions are closer to Lake Pichola in the heart of the city. Key highlights include the Sajjan Garh Biological Park at the mountain's base and the Vintage Car Museum at Fateh Vilas.
Yes, you can go to the Monsoon Palace on your own. However, visiting the palace on a tour is a better option for most people, as tours typically include not only the services of professional guides but also transportation from Udaipur hotels up to the top of the hill.
No, there are no dining options at Monsoon Palace. However, there are a few places to eat at the base of the hill, including a food court near the Sajjan Garh Biological Park and hotels with restaurants open to visitors.
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