You will find various artist from different stated performing their art & skills which is OK.You will also find food stall for there famous Dal Batti whici is also OK not as per the standard

We were in Shilpagram Udaipur in Oct 2011 during Diwali along with my family and we met a wonderful Glass crystal of a Ganeshji diety under a Parijath Tree. I could not trace the number of the artist/Karigar and if someone could help me contact him it would be great. I hope someone from the Shilpagram or known to the... More

Can be very well avoided!! Not worth the time and energy you end up spending! We travelled a lot to reach there and realised there nothing to do. They have a kind of festival twice a year which was already finished. The food was extremely pathetic but we had no choice. Only go if the festival/fair is on else you... More

This is the place we liked the most in Udaipur.At our visit, the annual fair that takes place in December end, was ongoing. The entertainment, folk dances, cultural programmes, the entire atmosphere, everything was just superb. We regretted that we did not spare much time there and reached late in the evening.

Shilpgram is a village near Udaipur and famous for fair which occur once in a year. If you want the glimpse of the traditional folk dance and clothing, this is the place for you.

We were disappointed with the place. Just two groups performing. No tourists. Poor facilities. Not worth going but yes the drive around fateh sagar was enjoyable.

This place was very run down & scruffy with rubbish strewn everywhere. I was very disappointed with my visit. Quite a few of the little houses/huts etc were locked up so you couldn't see them. It looked like a 'ghost town'. There were several little bits of entertainment eg a puppet show but you knew if you stopped then you... More

Me and my wife loved this place and it was so amazing with so many traditional folk artists performing. They performed from their heart and welcomed us with teir open arms. I even lost myself with them and did try my hands on one of their musical instruments. Camel ride was icing on the cake. Must go for complete Rajasthani... More

If you intend to meet the locals & dont know how, or explore how the common people in Rajasthan are like & their art, culture,music, architecture, this is a good place. There are tribal dancers & singers performing at times along the lanes. Huts are constructed in a manner to give impression of a village from the olden times. There... More