Udaipur Ranks Second Among India’s Top Diwali Travel Destinations for 2026
Udaipur : The shimmering lights reflected in its lakes, illuminated palaces and streets decorated in festive colours make Udaipur a major attraction for tourists during Diwali. The City of Lakes has secured the second position in a list of India’s 10 leading tourist destinations for Diwali 2026 released by travel portal Elivas. Jaipur has ranked first.
The list also includes Delhi-NCR, Goa, Nashik, Lonavala, Alibaug, Rishikesh, Coorg and Ooty.
According to the portal, Lake Pichola, historic palaces and the illuminated lanes of Udaipur’s Old City add to the city’s charm during the festival. Exploring the lakesides and brightly lit streets after sunset can offer visitors a memorable experience.
Exploring Udaipur’s Old City During Diwali
The travel portal has recommended exploring the historic streets and lakeside attractions of Udaipur during the festive season. The city offers several experiences for visitors, from its heritage architecture to its vibrant Diwali decorations.
Enjoying the grandeur of the City Palace, watching the lights shimmer across Lake Pichola and taking a walk through illuminated streets after sunset can make a visit particularly memorable.
Visitors may also enjoy an evening boat ride, subject to availability. Shopping for handicrafts and traditional products, tasting Rajasthani sweets and local delicacies, and spending time in streets decorated for Diwali can further enhance the experience.
India’s Top 10 Diwali Travel Destinations for 2026
According to the list mentioned in the report, the destinations are:
- Jaipur
- Udaipur
- Delhi-NCR
- Goa
- Nashik
- Lonavala
- Alibaug
- Rishikesh
- Coorg
- Ooty
Udaipur’s second-place ranking highlights its appeal as a festive travel destination, with its lakes, palaces, heritage streets and illuminated surroundings offering visitors a distinctive Diwali experience.
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