People who travel to India will find that the western parts of the country have a number of treats in store for them.
Kutch
A visit to the Kutch region of Gujarat is one way of adding more color to your India travel. The tribal villages here give tourists a taste of a certain distinct lifestyle and culture, which is very different from that seen in India's many urban metropolises. Some of the hand-embroidered bed linen and other handicrafts produced by the local artisans are indeed impressive.
Wildlife sanctuaries in the region provide a glimpse of the endangered Indian Wild Ass and other animals. The Lalit Mahal Palace in Mandvi allows a peek into the lives of the royal families of yore.
Resorts and cottages modeled along the lines of tribal hutments are available for accommodation in this place.
Udaipur
Tucked away in Rajasthan in the northwestern section of the country, Udaipur is best known for its old palaces which have now been converted into luxury heritage hotels. The City Palace and the Lake Palace are two of these, and they have even been used as venues for a number of celebrity weddings.
Udaipur is also known for its many scenic lakes. One of the most famous among these is Lake Pichola in the midst of which the Lake Palace is built.
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