A licensed local guide turns a monument into a story. Ours are approved by the Department of Tourism and grew up on these streets — the City Palace, the temples and the forts, told properly, in the language you are most comfortable in.
Government-licensed Six languages City & monuments Add to any tour
About our guides
A licensed local guide turns a monument into a story. Ours are approved by the Department of Tourism and grew up on these streets — the City Palace, the temples and the forts, told properly, in the language you are most comfortable in.
Book a guide on its own for a day in the city, or add one to any taxi hire or tour package. Guides are arranged on request and confirmed with your dates — tell us the language you would like and the places you want to cover.
Every guide we work with holds a Department of Tourism licence — the one credential worth asking any guide to show — and knows the darshan hours, weekly closures and the quiet windows that make a visit better. Book a guide for a single day in the city, or add one to a taxi hire or a full tour; either way, the same person looks after you from the first message.
Where our guides take you
A good guide is the difference between seeing a monument and understanding it. These are the places our guides bring to life — with the history, the timings and the details you would otherwise miss.
In the city
City PalaceThe Mewar dynasty’s rooms, courtyards and balconies over Lake Pichola — and the stories most visitors walk straight past.
Jagdish TempleThe grand 17th-century Vishnu temple in the heart of the old city, a two-minute walk from the palace.
Lake Pichola & the ghatsThe boat ride, Jag Mandir island and the best light for photographs, timed to avoid the crowds.
Saheliyon-ki-BariThe ‘garden of the maids of honour’ — fountains, lotus pools and marble pavilions.
Sajjangarh (Monsoon Palace)The hilltop palace and the sunset view over the city and its lakes.
Bagore-ki-HaveliThe lakeside mansion and its evening Dharohar folk-dance and puppet show.
Day trips with a guide
Eklingji & NathdwaraThe ancient Shiva temple complex and the Shrinathji shrine at Nathdwara.
KumbhalgarhThe great hill fort and the second-longest continuous wall in the world.
RanakpurThe 15th-century Jain temple and its 1,444 individually carved marble pillars.
ChittorgarhThe largest fort in India and the legends of Rani Padmini and Rana Kumbha.
HaldighatiThe battlefield of Maharana Pratap and his horse Chetak, in the Aravalli hills.
Languages we guide in
Hindiहिन्दी
EnglishEnglish
GermanDeutsch
FrenchFrançais
ItalianItaliano
SpanishEspañol
What you get
Government-licensedApproved by the Department of Tourism — the licence worth asking any guide to show.
Local, and lifelongBorn and raised in Udaipur; they know the history, the timings and the shortcuts.
Six languagesHindi, English, German, French, Italian and Spanish — tell us your preference.
Pairs with any tripAdd a guide to a taxi hire or a full tour, or book one on its own for the day.
Monuments & timingsThey plan around darshan hours, weekly closures and the quiet windows.
One point of contactThe same team before and during your visit, on call and WhatsApp.
Common questions
Are the guides government-licensed?
Yes. Our guides hold Department of Tourism licences — the one credential worth asking any guide for, and ours carry it.
Which languages can you guide in?
Hindi, English, German, French, Italian and Spanish. Tell us your preference at booking and we’ll match a guide to it.
Can I add a guide to a taxi or a tour?
Yes — that’s the most common way. Add a guide to any vehicle hire or tour package, or book a guide on its own for a day in the city.
How do we book a guide?
Message us on WhatsApp with your dates, the language you’d like and the places you want to cover. We confirm the guide and share pricing privately, usually the same day.
Plan your trip
Ready when you are
Send your dates and group size — we’ll suggest a route and reply the same day.