The Fort in Kumbhalgarh is a UNESCO world heritage site and the world's second-largest fortified wall. This fort is a destination for all history buffs as it holds tales of Rajput kings like Maharana Pratap and Raja Udai Singh. This trek is almost four hours long and starts in a forest reserve area. Explorers may spot wildlife like antelopes, leopards or wild boars. After a few kilometres, travellers reach the first checkpoint - Maudi Khet, which offers a great view of the fort. The next destination on this trek is Thandi Beri, popularly known as Crocodiles Lake, where tourists can spot crocodiles.

The starting point of this quest is a small village in Udaipur called Dhar. On this trek, tourists will walk past villages and farms where they can learn more about crops and agriculture. The trip continues for a few kilometres to reach the endpoint, Tiger Lake. In order to reach this area, hikers need to climb uphill for about 15 minutes. However, the view from the top is worth the effort. With an astounding sunset and the azure water of the lake, this is one of the best trekking places in Udaipur.

Experience one of the most unique trails in Udaipur at the Sajjangarh Biological Park trek. This 6 km loop-like trail consists of tranquil views along with rocky terrain. Furthermore, this trail is ideal for nature lovers as one can spot indigenous birds around the park.