We start the day with a visit to the extensive and opulent City Palace complex which also houses a museum and a hotel. The building has a couple of Sheesh Mahals with elaborate mirrors and coloured glass on the ceiling, walls and even the floor (Thank God, it took my weight!). Another celebrated feature of the building is the grand Mor Chowk (Peacock Courtyard), with its walls covered with a dramatic glass mosaic relief of dancing peacocks. From the City Palace, we visit the Jagdish Temple with its impressive archway. After lunch we visit Lake Fateh Sagar before taking a stroll at the Pratap Smarak. It's a lovely park on a hill with Maharana Pratap's imposing black statue on top and offers a lovely view. Next stop is the beautiful garden Saheliyon ki Bari with its lotus pools and delicate marble cupolas and fountains. This evening, we visit the magnificient Lake Palace in the middle of Lake Pichhola. The white-marbled Lake Palace seems to float fairy-tale like in the waters of the lake. Next stop.. Shilpagram, an interesting "living ethnographic museum" that gives a superb insight into rural Rajasthan. Spread out on a hillock, it has village huts of various regions furnished with traditional household items. One can also sit and watch how different craft items are made. Dinner and overnight stay at Udaipur.