Joydeep Sarkar

The church is located inside the Moti Daman Fort. Presently it's almost in ruins from outside. There are two big bells on the top of church. Old architecture a relic. Prayers are Beautiful statues inside but photography was not allowed inside.

The boat ride system is well established. It may look bit chaotic but it's a good transport medium for Elephanta. Continuous boats move to-n-fro from Gateway of India to Elephanta.

A historic and beautiful fort with great architecture and amazing to look at when the sunlight falls on it. The place holds amazing history and interesting stories are there at every corner of the fort.

From the parking, you can walk upto the fort which is a steep climb but it is fast during rush hour. We used Jeep costing Rs 700 (Rs500 only for fort + Rs 200 extra for Elephant farm). Our jeep got stuck in traffic for 1hr on the way to fort.

A guide is preferred to understand the history and stories within the fort. The guide charges are Rs 400. But yes, they will make you run. So, if you are photo freak and spends time clicking pictures, avoid a guide.

The restaurant has a good variety of dishes in Non-vegetarian side, but the variety is slightly less on the vegetarian side.
The dishes which hit the taste Buds were Veg Manchurian and Dahi kabab. But, the Triple Schz Rice was not up to mark.
The service was slightly slow, but it gets slower as the rush increases.

The city palace is the most widely known and markedly the most beautiful and royal landmark of Udaipur. Still in use by the present ruler as his residency.
The general entry ticket for the area is Rs 30. To enter the palace is it was Rs 300. There are light and sound shows at additional cost. Not recommended at all.
You can spend extra to visit the museum section, if you like historic artifacts. It was definitely worth the price considering the incredible historic collection.
The architecture, landscapes, and overall ambiance makes the place extremely photogenic.