As the soul of Lake City, the mirror-like clear and wide Lake Pichola not only reflects the distant mountains, but also sets off the lotus-like white palace on the lake. Maharana Uday Singh artificially built the lake on the original site of the village named Picula, which not only satisfied the royal family's enjoyment, but also played a role in regulating the climate, making this piece located in The city of the State of the Desert is cooler and more humid than other cities in Rajasthan, making it the name of the Lake City in Udaipur. Lake Pichola is 4km long and 3km wide. There are two small islands floating quietly in the center of the lake. One is Jag Mandir, which is famous for its marble statues, and the other is the famous Gagney. Jag Niwas - Now changed to "Taj Lake Palace", non-residents cannot go to the island. Visitors can choose to take a boat trip from Rameshwar Ghat or Lal Ghat to the lake. It is important to note that the boat from Rameshwar Ghat can be boarded on the island of Gagmandir, while the boat from Lal Ghat cannot be boarded. It will be a wonderful experience to linger in the sunset.