Saheliyon Ki Bari, the "Garden of the Maidens," is one of Udaipur's most tranquil attractions, built as a retreat for royal ladies-in-waiting.
History
The garden was built in the early 18th century under Maharana Sangram Singh II for the ladies of the royal court, giving it its name — a green, fountain-filled retreat away from the more formal palace grounds.
What to See
The garden features numerous fountains (originally powered by natural water pressure rather than pumps), a lotus pool, marble kiosks, and marble elephant statues, all set among manicured lawns and trees.
Entry Fees
A nominal entry ticket applies.
Best Time to Visit
Morning or late afternoon, avoiding the midday heat while walking the open garden grounds.
How to Reach
The garden is a short drive from central Udaipur and easily combined with other city sightseeing.