Udaipur, the city of lakes, is definitely included in the list of tourists. Travelers like the beautiful lakes in Udaipur, Rajasthan and boating in them. Udaipur is also known for its historical palaces. But Udaipur also has some places which are very beautiful in appearance. Yes, we are talking about Raita Hills of Udaipur, from where the beautiful peaks of Aravali are visible. If you are going to Udaipur then definitely visit Raita Hills once. Your mind will be thrilled after seeing these hills.

Raita Hills of Udaipur

The distance of Raita Hills from Udaipur city is about 16 kilometers. During the rainy season the hills here are covered with a blanket of greenery. Seeing the hills of Raita Hills, you will feel as if you are walking in the valleys of Scotland. These hills give a feeling of heaven to the tourists during rainy days. The small mountains all around and the winding roads passing through them look very beautiful. This beautiful place is situated in the Aravalli hills. Small waterfalls pass through here during monsoon. If you do not tell the name of the place to anyone, it will feel like Kashmir and Lonavala.

Raita Hills in monsoon

Raita Hills in winter

Raita Hills look very beautiful even in winter. This is a great place for sunset and photography. Small settlements and beautiful peaks of Aravali are visible on the way. The special thing is that you can easily climb these hills. You can spend peaceful moments in the mild sunshine and brown hills. Even though the roads here are a bit narrow, the amazing views will fascinate you.

Raita Hills, Udaipur

Raita Hills is perfect for photo shoot

These days Raita Hills is becoming quite famous among the youth. Especially if you are fond of photography and video shooting then you can go to Raita Hills. A large number of people come here for pre-wedding shoots, music videos and creating social media content. People from the surrounding areas often come here for picnics. Now Raita Hills is also becoming popular among the tourists visiting Udaipur.

Raita Hills in winter