Udaipur (उदयपुर) is a district in southern Rajasthan, India, set among the Aravalli hills. Its headquarters, Udaipur city, is known for its lakes, palaces and association with the historic Mewar kingdom. Beyond the city, the district includes rural communities, wooded hills and farming areas.
The population includes substantial tribal communities, particularly Bhil communities, alongside diverse urban and rural populations. Mewari, Hindi and tribal languages are spoken. Local culture reflects Mewar traditions through festivals, crafts, music and food. Tourism, agriculture, mining, stone processing and services support livelihoods. Prominent landmarks include the City Palace, Lake Pichola, Fateh Sagar Lake and the temples at Eklingji.
Common civic concerns include reliable drinking water, lake conservation, sewage treatment and waste collection. Residents also care about road safety, traffic, public transport and managing tourism’s pressures. In rural and tribal areas, access to healthcare, education, irrigation and dependable employment remains important, alongside protecting forests and improving connections to public services.