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#Alsigarh best places to visit in monsoon.

#Alsigarh 

Alsigarh a place less known, less exploited by human. It is located in the southern west part of udaipur district. It is surrounded by mountains, natural lakes, small man made dam, lust green farms and grazing cattle in small village.

when you will reach Alsigarh village you still need to carry on driving for 5 kms ahead till the road will take you to a small beautiful river flowing underneath. That’s the first picnic spot  where you can make a halt and enjoy your time.

If you decide to move further then go slow till you see a small man-made dam like structure on your left, get down of your vehicle and start walking towards rocks on your right side, mind it because there is a water fall coming in your way. That’s your second picnic spot. Unfortunately there is no comfortable place to sit but if you love water then probably this is the best place to get some real natural shower.

If you are more adventurous then there is one more place, just keep moving till you reach to another little bigger dam which we call anicut/anikut. That’s another beautiful place to give an ultimate relaxation to yourself. This is the third picnic spot.

How to go there?

Turn left from Mallatalai Circle and move straight till you reach Rampura Circle, that’s where you need to turn towards left again. This road is going towards Nai >> Undari >> Jhadol Phalasiya.

Alsigarh is 28 kms from Udaipur city. There is a point where you might get confused so just take this picture below in your mind, you have to take the road towards your right because the left side is going to Jhadol-Phalasiya.


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